Binance targets full reopening of withdrawals by next week

Binance said on Saturday it aims to reopen withdrawals for all remaining networks and assets by the end of next week, after reopening 87 networks this week in its phased recovery from last month's $6.3 billion theft.

Why it matters: A full reopening would close the withdrawal freeze that followed the largest cryptocurrency theft on record, which Binance has said it will cover itself after attributing the attack, with the FBI, to a North Korean group.

Data as of Reuters report of November 14, 2026, carried by Investing.com and read in full via the estate browser route, reporting Binance's own post on X. Developing item.

Binance said on Saturday that it aims to reopen withdrawals for all remaining networks and assets by the end of next week, as operations normalise after a security breach linked to North Korea saw $6.3 billion stolen from the platform last month. The exchange said it reopened withdrawals for 87 networks this week, in a phased resumption that began earlier this month after it had covered 95 percent of the stolen tokens.

Binance and the FBI have attributed the October 29 theft to North Korea, which Pyongyang has denied, and blockchain investigation firms have attributed it to a group known as TraderTraitor. Binance has vowed to repay customers in full.

Binance targets full reopening of withdrawals by next week

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