Binance says thinly traded tokens are delaying full replacement of stolen assets

Binance says thinly traded tokens are delaying full replacement of stolen assets

Summary

Binance said it had replenished about 95% of the impacted amount after stolen funds, with less-liquid tokens delaying the remaining purchases. It planned to reopen withdrawals progressively from Nov. 3 as it completed security checks for individual tokens and networks, warning users to verify availability and expect possible delays. The 95% figure refers to the impacted amount, not the share of tokens or withdrawal routes restored, and Binance did not specify its valuation basis. A reserve proof for ten named tokens covered a dated Oct. 31 snapshot; a broader snapshot was planned for Nov. 4. Binance said it would absorb the financial impact rather than pass losses to users.