Binance has reopened Bitcoin withdrawals on November 1, following a $6.3 billion hack that forced a suspension of withdrawals. The exchange has replenished 95% of the stolen assets, using company reserves and funds, and has begun a phased recovery process covering 15 blockchain networks. While Bitcoin withdrawals are now live, other cryptocurrencies are undergoing security checks before resuming. Binance plans to provide full cryptographic verification by November 3 and will continue updating withdrawal availability as security audits complete.
Binance Coin (BNB) holds a market cap of Rp1.677,96 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of Rp18,91 trillion on Pluang as of November 1, 2026, 15:21 WIB. The coin’s price is Rp12.840.443 with a 1-day gain of 1.16%, showing steady investor interest despite recent security challenges faced by Binance. Pluang users show balanced order activity with 50% selling and 50% buying, and typical hold times around 90 days.
Binance has reopened Bitcoin withdrawals following a security breach that forced the exchange to suspend all withdrawals temporarily. Bitcoin was prioritized for reopening due to high user demand, allowing customers to transfer BTC to personal wallet...
After Binance's security incident, Bitcoin short-term holders shifted their cost basis to the $75,000-$78,000 range, increasing supply in that band by 90,000 BTC over two days. This shift reflects a reassignment of Bitcoin holdings rather than new pu...
Binance, a major cryptocurrency exchange, recorded a net inflow of 539 million Tether (USDT) within a 24-hour period ending November 1. This means more USDT tokens were deposited into Binance than withdrawn during that time. A previous report noted a...
BNB was priced at $702.46 on Nov. 1, about 5.7% below the October target of $745 set by CoinDCX. The November forecast set a target of $750 within a $705–$785 range, but BNB was trading slightly below the lower end of this range. Analysts noted a bea...
Bitcoin's price increased by 0.81% to $77,821, while the overall cryptocurrency market capitalization dropped 2% to $2.63 trillion. Trading volume reached $71.32 billion, with Bitcoin holding 59.3% of the market share and Ether 10.5%. Most major toke...
