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Binance restores withdrawals for HYPE and APT tokens

Binance restores withdrawals for HYPE and APT tokens Image: Crypto.news
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Binance has restored withdrawals for HYPE and APT tokens following security checks. The exchange continues phased service recovery after a security breach. Other withdrawals previously reopened for dozens of tokens across Ethereum and Solana networks. Remaining withdrawal restorations depend on completed network and asset security checks.

Key points

  1. Binance reopened withdrawals for HYPE and APT tokens after completing audits and security checks.
  2. The exchange previously suspended cryptocurrency withdrawals following an October cyberattack.
  3. Binance has been reopening withdrawals in stages across multiple blockchain networks.
  4. Ethereum and Solana withdrawals previously reopened for dozens of tokens.

Why it matters

Users can access and move HYPE and APT tokens as Binance gradually restores full withdrawal operations following the October security breach.

What's unclear

The exact total financial loss from the hack differs slightly between reports at $6.3 billion and $6.4 billion.

Price context · HYPE

At publication
$76.61
Now
$76.40
Change since
−0.27%
7 days · dashed line = publication

Sources · 2 publishers

Crypto.news Tier 2 First report
Binance restores HYPE, APT withdrawals as post-hack recovery continues
U.Today Tier 2
Hyperliquid Recovery: Binance Reopens HYPE Withdrawals After $6.4 Billion Hack

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by Crypto.news
  2. Also reported by U.Today
  3. CryptoVideos brief published
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