Binance (BNB) Reopens Withdrawals for 69 More Token Pairs

By Nodora News · 6 November 2026

Binance (BNB) begins Recovery Update #8, reopening withdrawals for 69 more network-asset pairs across six chains from 04:00 UTC on Nov 5, 2026.

Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange by trading volume and the issuer of BNB (BNB), said it would reopen withdrawals for 69 more network-and-asset pairs beginning at 04:00 UTC on Wednesday, Nov 5, under Security Incident Recovery Update #8. The progressive rollout covers tokens on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Tron, Polygon and Sui, and it is the latest access step after the Oct 29 hot-wallet incident that removed about $6.3 billion from the exchange's online wallets. Deposits remain open.

Key takeaways

• Update #8 starts a third withdrawal batch from 04:00 UTC on Nov 5, rolling out pair by pair as security and readiness checks finish.
• The list covers 69 network-asset pairs across six networks, not 69 distinct tokens; several coins appear on more than one chain.
• Ethereum has the longest list (36 tokens, including UNI, AAVE and PAXG); BNB Smart Chain follows with 24 (including ASTER, PROM and UNI).
• Update #8 does not refresh replenishment or proof-of-reserves figures; Update #7 on Nov 4 still stands at about 98% replenished and a 44-token PoR snapshot.
• Users should confirm each pair on Binance's withdrawal or network-status pages; temporary delays are expected, and failed attempts should be retried.

What happened: Binance Update #8 reopens more withdrawals

Binance published Recovery Update #8 on its support site at 03:04 UTC on Nov 5 and said withdrawals for the newly listed assets would begin an hour later, at 04:00 UTC. As with earlier phases, the restart is progressive, not simultaneous. Each network-and-asset pair comes back only after its own security and readiness checks are complete, so a token named in the announcement may still show as unavailable for a time.

Binance said it prioritised the batch by user demand over the past week. Deposits remain open. It warned that traffic can cause temporary delays, and that failed withdrawals should be retried after a short wait. Further updates will come via its official X channel.

The move continues the staged recovery that began on Nov 1, when majors such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and leading stablecoins returned across a first set of networks. A second wave followed on Nov 3 under Update #6. We covered those earlier steps in Binance (BNB) Restarts Withdrawals in Phases After $6.3B Hack and Binance (BNB) Opens Phase 2 Withdrawals as Exchange Outflows.

The list: 69 pairs on six networks

Update #8 is a network-and-asset matrix. Counting pairs matters because UNI, AAVE, FLOKI, HYPER, SAND, VIRTUAL and MORPHO appear on more than one chain. The six networks and their listed tokens are:

• Ethereum: UNI, AAVE, PAXG, VIRTUAL, MORPHO, ZAMA, YFI, WLFI, COMP, LPT, NMR, SAHARA, EIGEN, LDO, EPIC, SAND, HYPER, EUL, OPEN, ENS, ANKR, ID, APE, AUCTION, RED, ARKM, MANA, BIGTIME, G, ZKP, CYBER, F, AXL, FLOKI, GRT, SYN
• BNB Smart Chain: ASTER, PROM, UNI, 1MBABYDOGE, FIL, IOTA, GENIUS, BANK, MARSCOIN, ZIL, TUT, TWT, DEXE, MUBARAK, FLOKI, INJ, NIGHT, HOME, HYPER, AAVE, AVAX, AT, BREV, SAND
• Base: AERO, VIRTUAL, MORPHO, AVNT
• Tron (TRX): JST, SUN, BTTC
• Polygon (listed by Binance as MATIC): GNS
• Sui: MMT

Before moving funds, Binance asks users to check the withdrawal page for the exact asset and network, or the exchange's network-status page, rather than relying only on the announcement list.

Why it matters after the $6.3B incident

Update #8 is an access notice, not a new money update. It does not publish a fresh replenishment percentage or a new proof-of-reserves snapshot. The last stated position still comes from Recovery Update #7 on Nov 4: about 98% of the affected amount replenished, plus a PoR snapshot taken at 00:00 UTC on Nov 4 covering 44 tokens.

The underlying event remains the Oct 29 hot-wallet breach of roughly $6.3 billion. The FBI has linked the attack to TraderTraitor operators associated with North Korea. Earlier Nodora reporting on the incident is here: Binance Hit by Record $6.3 Billion Hack Linked to North.

For holders of mid-cap tokens that stayed locked while BTC, ETH and stables reopened, Update #8 is the practical next step: self-custody exits and transfers resume as each pair clears checks. For the wider market, every reopened network eases a bottleneck at the largest exchange, which still says it will absorb the financial impact rather than pass losses to users.

Market reaction: BNB and majors slide with Nasdaq

Prices moved lower as the broader market stayed in a Nasdaq- and semiconductor-led risk-off session already covered separately on Nodora. OKX spot prices at the time of writing (about 04:50 AEDT on Nov 6 / 17:50 UTC on Nov 5):

• BNB: about $691.40, down roughly 3.5% in 24 hours
• Bitcoin (BTC): about $75,868, down roughly 5.6%
• Ethereum (ETH): about $2,252, down roughly 7.2%
• Uniswap (UNI): about $6.85, down roughly 10.7%

UNI is among the Ethereum pairs named in Update #8, so its sharper drop sits in the wider selloff rather than a clean reaction to the list alone. Live charts are on the Nodora charts page.

What to watch next

• Pair readiness: which of the 69 pairs actually show as withdrawable on Binance's status pages through Nov 5 and beyond, versus names that remain queued.
• Next batches: when Binance publishes another recovery update for remaining low-liquidity or unchecked assets, and whether it names a target for full restoration.
• PoR verification: whether the wider 44-token zero-knowledge proof promised around Update #7 becomes fully usable for holders checking their own balances.
• Flows and scams: net exchange flows as more mid-cap tokens unlock, and any fresh social-engineering attempts that promise "priority" or "faster" withdrawals for a fee.

This article is for information only and is not financial advice.

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This article is general information, not financial advice.