After the $6.3 billion attack, Binance withdrawals reopened
Original headline6,3 milyar dolarlık saldırıdan sonra Binance çekimleri yeniden açıldı
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Binance reopened withdrawals on November 1, starting with the Bitcoin network, after a record $6.3 billion cyberattack. The exchange is restoring withdrawal services in phases rather than all at once. The incident ranks as the largest cyberattack in crypto exchange history by dollar value. Binance users had been unable to move funds off the platform following the attack. The staged rollout beginning with Bitcoin suggests the exchange is prioritizing its largest and most liquid network first. What to watch next is whether remaining networks and tokens are restored on a similar timetable and whether the incident prompts changes to exchange custody and security practices.
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