BNB price stays in focus as Binance reopens withdrawals on 87 networks
Published on 11/14/2026 at 07:01 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSBinance Withdrawal Recovery Expands
- Binance reopened withdrawals on 87 networks during the week ending November 14.
- The exchange aims to restore withdrawals for remaining networks and assets by the end of the following week.
- The phased recovery follows an October security incident that Binance estimated at about 6.3 billion USD.
Binance has expanded the recovery of its withdrawal services after the October security incident, reopening withdrawals on 87 networks during the week ending November 14. The exchange plans to restore services for all remaining networks and assets by the end of next week, according to InvestIn.News, which reported the update at 03:53 UTC on November 14.
Phased Restoration Continues
The latest step covers a broad group of networks, including APT, HYPE, BERA, LTC, NEAR, LINEA, SCROLL, ADA, ATOM, AVAX, FIL, TIA and STARKNET. Binance is restoring access progressively rather than reopening every network and asset at the same time. Users therefore need to check the exchange's withdrawal page or network status page for the specific asset and network they intend to use.
The BNB price remains linked to the operational recovery because BNB withdrawals on BNB Smart Chain were included in the first phase of the reopening process. That phase began on November 1 after Binance completed security checks and readiness work. The current announcement broadens the restoration effort but does not by itself confirm that every BNB route has the same status.
Security Incident Remains Context
Binance said the October incident involved unauthorized withdrawals from its hot-wallet infrastructure. In its official security update, the exchange estimated the total impact at about 6.3 billion USD, said approximately 3 billion USD had been frozen on-chain and pledged to cover losses through its Secure Asset Fund for Users and company funds. Binance also said user funds were safe and that deposits remained unaffected.
For investors, the operational milestone reduces one immediate access concern, but the phased rollout leaves network-specific execution and traffic conditions relevant. The BNB price should therefore be assessed separately from the restoration schedule, with attention to liquidity, exchange activity and any further official security updates.
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