Binance Sets Phased Withdrawal Restart as Asset Replenishment Reaches 95%
Binance has set out a phased withdrawal restart and says it has replaced 95% of affected assets. Availability still depends on the individual asset and network.
NewsBTC Editorial TeamNewsBTC · November 1, 2026 · 7h agoBrief · 1 min read
Binance has outlined a staged restart of withdrawals after its recovery effort, saying it has now replaced about 95% of the affected assets, up from 90% in its previous update. According to its November 1 announcement, the first phase of withdrawal restoration is scheduled for a window between 06:00 and 09:00 UTC, with reopening happening progressively. The exchange attributed the remaining gap to less liquid tokens that are slower to acquire in large amounts, and it cautioned that early processing may take longer than normal. Customers are advised to check each asset and network pairing in the withdrawal interface, since availability varies. The article notes that these figures describe recovery progress, not an independent audit of remaining exposures.
Why it matters: It shows how exchange recovery depends on both replacing missing assets and restoring customers' ability to move funds, which affects how readers judge reopening announcements.
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