Binance Sets Phased Withdrawal Restart as Asset Replenishment Reaches 95%

TL;DR: 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. Binance’s recovery effort has moved from a promise to replace missing assets toward the harder operational test of letting customers move funds again. Its November 1 update set a 06:00–09:00 UTC window for the first stage of withdrawal restoration, while stressing that reopening would happen progressively. The distinction matters. A timetable for restoring services is useful information, but it should not be read as confirmation that every listed withdrawal route is available to every customer. What the latest recovery update establishes In its fourth recovery announcement, Binance said approximately 95% of the impacted amount had been replenished, compared with 90% in the previous update. It attributed the outstanding portion to less-liquid tokens that take longer to obtain at scale. Customers need to check the specific asset-network combination in the withdrawal interface rather than infer availability from a general reopening notice. The company also warned that initial processing could take longer than usual. Tho...