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AI compiled from Infoway · 4 analyzed stories
Binance restores 90% of stolen crypto assets
Binance said it has covered 90% of crypto assets affected by a cyberattack that impacted about $6.3B of client assets, and it remains on track to resume withdrawals by Sunday. The remaining 10% are less liquid tokens, which take longer to replenish.
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What happened
Binance said it will restart withdrawals in stages beginning November 1, with the first stage scheduled for 06:00–09:00 UTC. It reported that about 95% of affected assets had been replenished. Access will vary by asset and network, and early processing may take longer than usual.
Global impact / market context
Some customers may still be unable to withdraw certain assets or use some networks at first. The staged restart and slower processing could affect how quickly they can access their funds.
What to watch
- Check which assets Binance has reopened for withdrawals, because access depends on the asset.
- Check which networks are available for each asset, because access also depends on the network.
- Check whether early withdrawal requests are taking longer than usual, as Binance warned that initial processing may be slower.
Affected assets
- Binance Coin
- Bitcoin
- Coinbase Global
- Ethereum
- MSTR
- Ripple
- Solana
- Tether
- USD Coin
- ZCash
Evidence
- Infoway News — Binance Sets Phased Withdrawal Restart as Asset Replenishment Reaches 95%
- Infoway News — Binance to resume crypto withdrawals after $6.3B hack
- Infoway News — Binance Says SAFU Fund Transfer Completed, Covering 7,499 BTC
- Infoway News — Binance restores 90% of stolen crypto assets
- Incident timeline — Binance Sets Phased Withdrawal Restart as Asset Replenishment Reaches 95%
- Incident timeline — Binance to resume crypto withdrawals after $6.3B hack
- Incident timeline — Binance Says SAFU Fund Transfer Completed, Covering 7,499 BTC
- Incident timeline — Binance restores 90% of stolen crypto assets