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Binance partially resumes withdrawals after hack, asset list to be expanded in stages
The Binance exchange has reopened withdrawals for several networks and coins following the hack it reported on October 29. The return of access may ease users' concerns about liquidity, but the phased nature of the process keeps uncertainty in place.
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Binance said in its Telegram channel that it has restored the ability to withdraw some assets on a number of networks. According to the source, these include the BNB token on the BSC network and other major assets.
The exchange said the list of supported coins and networks will be expanded gradually as security checks are completed. No exact timeline for the full restoration of withdrawals has been given.
According to available information, potential damage from the hack could have reached $6.3 billion. The scale of the incident remains a factor that may weigh on trust in the platform, even as withdrawals gradually return.
Functioning withdrawals typically reduce the risk of panic among clients, and for BNB this may be a moderately positive signal. At the same time, the current forecast for the token is neutral: the probability of a rise over a one-week horizon is estimated at around 50%.
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