Binance users, read this carefully — it can save your money.

After the big security incident of October 29, Binance says it has now replaced about 98% of the affected assets from its own funds, and withdrawals are reopening step by step for more coins and networks. Reserve verification is also live, so users can check that balances are backed 1:1.

But here is the dangerous part nobody is talking about:

Scammers are now sending fake messages pretending to be Binance staff. They offer "fast withdrawal," "priority compensation," or help to "unlock" your account — for a fee, or by asking you to move your coins to a "safe wallet."

This is 100% a scam. Binance staff will never DM you, never charge a fee to release your own money, and never ask you to move coins for safety.

Rule: take withdrawal news only from the official Binance announcements inside the app. Every other message is a thief wearing a Binance shirt.

Share this post with one Binance user. Today, this warning is worth more than any trading tip.

Have you received any such fake messages yet?

Educational only. Not financial advice.$BNB