There are really only three things making noise on the Square today:
Withdrawals are continuing to reopen in batches (more assets from 12:00 today), while scam warnings are heating up—treat any fake compensation offer as a scam. The ThankYouBinancians campaign is still trending; the countdown to the midterm elections has brought the BTC/U.S. stocks debate back into the spotlight. The security narrative hasn’t faded: North Korean crypto theft, the pace of withdrawals, and whether there’ll be a bank run remain the main topics.
My take: the focus is on security, not a one-way market. Services are being restored. Don’t get scammed, and keep your positions intact.
Are you watching withdrawals more closely, or the elections? $BTC $ETH #BinanceSquare
After browsing around Binance Square, only a few things are really getting people talking right now:
Withdrawals are gradually coming back online, and service is improving. But the money side is still under pressure—the rebound is weak, ETFs and stablecoins are still seeing outflows, and many people are still on guard against scams and letting off steam.
Security concerns haven’t gone away either: hackers, cheap USDT, and scams targeting people buying USDT have retail investors on high alert. Sentiment on individual coins is split: some people sold their altcoins too early, while others are stubbornly holding ETH.
My take: the buzz is about sentiment and security, not a one-way market. Get a clear picture of the risks and liquidity first, then think about direction.
Are you more afraid of missing the rebound, or of getting burned again? $BTC $ETH #BinanceSquare
【The First Week After the Hack: Withdrawals Are Back, but Trust Is Still Being Tested】
In the days since roughly $6.3 billion was stolen from Binance’s hot wallet, the discussion on the forum has revolved around three things: who did it, whether the funds have been replenished, and whether users can withdraw.
Here’s the situation, roughly speaking: the losses are being covered mainly by the platform’s own funds and SAFU; officials say about 95% has been replenished; and withdrawals across several networks are being restored in phases starting 11/1. There was a significant net outflow at first, followed by a retreat in the withdrawal surge while deposits continued—which suggests there was panic, but it didn’t turn into a “everyone get out” event.
There are some very practical lessons here for ordinary users: 1) Exchanges are suitable for trading and transfers, but not for storing “next month’s rent”; 2) The withdrawal-reopening window is when it’s easiest to get caught out—fake announcements, address poisoning, and clipboard malware are more dangerous than market volatility; 3) Test withdrawals with a small amount first, check every character of the recipient address, and don’t blindly copy it from your recent transaction history.
The market has been recovering somewhat after the shock of the event $BTC $ETH $BNB , but the real test isn’t the candlestick chart—it’s whether the industry can raise its standards for hot wallets, permissions, and emergency plans.
Will you keep some funds on the exchange for trading, or have you switched to “withdraw only what you need”? Share your thoughts in the comments.
For informational purposes and personal views only; this is not investment advice. #币安广场 #加密安全 $BTC $ETH $BNB
1. Binance hot wallet reportedly hacked for about $6.3 billion, potentially the largest ever 2. FBI: The attack was carried out by North Korean hacking group TraderTraitor 3. Binance is covering more than 90% of the losses out of pocket; withdrawals are gradually resuming 4. U.S. spot BTC ETFs saw net outflows of about $643 million in a single day 5. Ethereum’s Glamsterdam testnet upgrade postponed 6. Solana completes Alpenglow consensus upgrade 7. Switzerland approves its first spot Bitcoin ETF, set to launch in November 8. Thailand approves spot BTC/ETH ETFs 9. MSCI may exclude Bitcoin treasury companies; announcement due 11/11 10. U.S. CFTC seeks feedback on crypto market rules
For informational purposes only; not investment advice. #币圈新闻 $BTC $ETH $BNB
November 2 observations: The community is focused on the resumption of withdrawals and reserve transparency. BTC is around $78,000; whether the rebound can continue still needs to be confirmed by trading volume. ETH is around $2,270; watch whether it can hold above $2,300. BNB is around $710; watch the $700 psychological level and further developments on the platform. Personal view: short-term conditions are leaning toward recovery, but a trend reversal has yet to be confirmed. Discussion heat does not indicate a basis for a price rise. For market discussion only; this is not investment advice. #BTC #ETH #BNB #MarketAnalysis
Binance Security Incident: After the Compensation Pledge, Actual Recovery of Funds and Withdrawals Matters Most
According to Binance’s official announcement on October 30, the security incident is estimated to have affected approximately $6.3 billion, of which assets worth around $3 billion have already been frozen on-chain. Binance said it will cover all losses through the SAFU Fund and company funds, and publish an updated proof of reserves after the recovery is complete. This is a public commitment by the platform; whether it is fulfilled remains to be verified. [Official announcement](https://www.binance.com/pt-BR/support/announcement/detail/c5a8729a97ac486d963784d96c5642d7) According to a subsequent update from Binance News, deposits are operating normally, while withdrawals remain suspended during security remediation and are expected to resume within 48 hours. **An expected resumption does not mean withdrawals have already resumed. Check subsequent official announcements and actual service status for details on specific assets, networks, and arrival times.** [Official news update](https://www.binance.com/en-AE/square/news/all)
BTC Price Action Analysis for Today | October 27, 2026
As of 23:39 Beijing time, TradingView’s Binance BTC/USDT quote was approximately 80,373 USDT. Measured from midnight Beijing time, today’s opening price was approximately 80,428, putting the current price about 0.07% below the open. The hourly candlesticks show an intraday low of 79,506 and a high of 80,705. This reflects performance so far today, not the rolling 24-hour change.
Prices initially fluctuated lower today, then rebounded from around 79,500 in the evening and moved back above 80,000. However, some gains were given back after the price climbed, leaving it within the day’s range overall. The short-term rebound is underway, but a trend breakout remains unconfirmed.
What to watch next: If the price breaks above around 80,700 and holds on a retest, the rebound could continue. If it falls below 80,000 again, watch whether the intraday low near 79,500 provides support. These levels are based solely on the current price structure; any breakout or support will need to be confirmed by subsequent price action.
Data source: TradingView BINANCE:BTCUSDT quotes and 1-hour candlesticks; the latest candle has not yet closed. For market observation only; this is not investment advice.
Binance spot: ETH is around 2324 USDT, down about 0.45% over 24 hours and fluctuating near its lows. Daily RSI is 34, and MACD is bearish; support is at 2318/2293, with resistance at 2361. Today's news: Kraken opens ETH options to eligible customers in the European Economic Area. There is no analyst consensus yet. Over the next 1–3 days, holding above 2361 could put 2375 in view; a break below 2318 would put 2293 in focus. #ETH
Binance spot: ETH is around 2,334 USDT, down 0.98% over 24 hours and consolidating weakly. Daily RSI is 34, and MACD signals a sell; support is at 2,319, with resistance at 2,363/2,391. Today's reports focus on the phased rollout of Lido's high-balance validator module. Analysts' views are divided, with no verifiable consensus so far. Over the next 1–3 days, holding above 2,363 could lead to a test of 2,391, while a break below 2,319 would increase downside risk. #ETH
ETH is around 2,364 USDT, down about 0.74% over 24 hours, and has rebounded after a sharp drop. Daily RSI is 37 and MACD is bearish; support is at 2,330/2,282, with resistance at 2,408. Today, Coinbase launched short-term price prediction markets that include ETH. Analysts are divided, with no consensus for now. The short-term outlook is weak; holding above 2,408 could open the way to 2,454, while a break below 2,330 warrants caution for a retest of the lows. #ETH
ETH Brief | October 13, 09:44 (Beijing time) Data shows ETH at approximately 2,458 USDT, up 0.45% from the previous close and down 9.26% over the past week. The daily rating is “Sell,” while the 4-hour rating is “Strong Sell”; the short-term rebound remains weak. Support: 2,409–2,425; resistance: 2,500–2,516. Spot ETFs saw net outflows of approximately $542 million last week, while Bitmine continued to increase its holdings. Analysts are divided, and U.S. CPI tomorrow evening is a key variable. For reference only. #ETH #Ethereum$ETH
ETH Briefing | October 12, 20:45 (Beijing Time) Data shows ETH at around 2,531 USDT. It surged to 2,580 today before pulling back, down about 0.2% from midnight. The daily chart is neutral, while the 4-hour chart is leaning bearish. Support is at 2,500, resistance at 2,595, with 2,640 in focus if it breaks through. U.S. spot ETH ETFs saw net outflows of about $542 million last week, and this week’s CPI data is an important variable. There is currently no statistically measurable analyst consensus; the short-term outlook leans toward choppy, slightly bearish trading. For reference only. #ETH #Ethereum$ETH
#grvt With the rapid evolution of the crypto market, hybrid exchanges (HEX) that combine decentralized security with a centralized user experience are becoming a new trend. As a standout among them, @grvt_io leverages a powerful Layer 2 architecture to provide users with fast trading and ultra-low latency experiences comparable to CEX—while also ensuring absolute self-custody of assets and transparency through on-chain settlement. Whether you’re a high-frequency trader or a long-term holder who prioritizes privacy and security, you can find the perfect balance here. As the ecosystem continues to mature and the technology iterates, its future market potential should not be underestimated—making it well worth long-term anticipation and attention. #grvt
$ETH Although there was a dip to around $2,280 intra-day, the institutional player Bitmine has increased their holdings to over 5.2 million coins and plans to stake them fully. The chips are shifting from exchanges to lock-up staking, and the 'Disinflationary' effect on the circulating supply is becoming apparent. With the Glamsterdam upgrade approaching in the first half of the year, this current pullback might be another observation point for positioning long-term for 2026. #ETH #Ethereum
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