Binance has announced another stage in its withdrawal recovery, scheduling the return of additional crypto assets across six blockchain networks from 04:00 UTC on November 5, following the exchange’s recent security incident.
The official Recovery Update No. 8 covers assets on 
Ethereum market price and chart, 
BNB market price and chart Smart Chain, Base, Tron, Polygon market price and chart and Sui. Binance cautioned that the listed tokens would not all become available simultaneously and that each network-and-asset combination must pass readiness checks.
Six Networks Included in the New Withdrawal Phase
Ethereum has the longest list, including UNI market price and chart, AAVE, PAXG, MORPHO, LDO, ENS, FLOKI and several other assets. On BNB Smart Chain, the exchange listed tokens including ASTER, FIL, IOTA, TWT, INJ and AVAX. The names reflect particular blockchain versions of the assets, not a promise that withdrawals are available through every supported network.
Base features AERO, VIRTUAL, MORPHO and AVNT. The Tron list contains JST, SUN and BTTC, while Polygon and Sui each have one asset in the announcement: GNS and MMT, respectively.
Because a token can exist on multiple networks, exchange users should review the exact withdrawal network and asset pairing. Sending funds through an unsupported route can cause delays or loss, depending on the receiving service.
Scheduled Reopening Is Not Universal Availability
Binance said the rollout would begin on November 5 but emphasized that individual withdrawals would only reopen after checks were completed. The announcement does not show that all listed tokens were accessible at its publication time.
Deposits remained open, according to the exchange, which also warned that demand and network traffic could affect processing times. Customers were directed to their withdrawal screen and the exchange’s network-status information for the most current status.
The operator said it was prioritizing assets using customer demand data from the preceding week. Further assets could be added when the respective systems were judged ready.
Recovery Follows Earlier Proof-of-Reserves Update
The latest announcement builds on several recovery notices published since the October security event. In its November 4 update, Binance said approximately 98% of affected assets had been replenished, with the remaining portion taking longer to source because of limited market liquidity.
The company also said its most recent reserve snapshot covered 44 assets, compared with 10 in an earlier snapshot. A full zero-knowledge proof covering that expanded snapshot was still being generated at the time of the announcement.
Those recovery metrics are company disclosures and should not be confused with completion of a forensic investigation or confirmation that every customer withdrawal has been restored.
What Customers Should Check Next
BlockBriefing previously covered Binance’s November 3 withdrawal expansion and the earlier Bitcoin withdrawal restart. The November 5 announcement adds specific token-and-network combinations, rather than replacing previous notices.
The next meaningful indicators are confirmed withdrawal functionality for individual assets, the outstanding asset replenishment balance and publication of the exchange’s full incident findings. Users should also retain transaction records and confirm token contract details when transferring assets through different networks. Binance’s asset list identifies supported routes for this phase but does not substitute for checking the live interface immediately before sending a transaction. Until then, the recovery remains phased and subject to further verification.
