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Binance Restores Hyperliquid and Aptos Withdrawals After Breach

The exchange’s Nov. 8 update also recapped Ethereum and Solana withdrawal routes that were already open.

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A person uses a phone outside Addax Port Office Tower in Abu Dhabi. / TokenPost.ai
A person uses a phone outside Addax Port Office Tower in Abu Dhabi. / TokenPost.ai

Binance customers can again withdraw Hyperliquid (HYPE) and Aptos (APT), expanding access to digital assets as the exchange restores services disrupted by an Oct. 29 security breach.

The exchange announced the two additions in its Nov. 8 withdrawal update. The same notice recapped routes already open for assets on Ethereum and Solana. Withdrawal availability depends on both the asset and the network used to move it; an open route does not mean every withdrawal on that network has resumed.

Binance suspended withdrawals following the Oct. 29 breach. The exchange said attackers had accessed an internal wallet-signing service. It estimated that about $6.34 billion in assets were affected, with the figure subject to reconciliation and changes in asset prices. EconoTimes’ earlier coverage of Binance’s investigation detailed the intrusion and suspension.

Binance’s Nov. 1 recovery update said withdrawal access was returning in stages. An earlier service notice said deposits remained available while withdrawals were paused. The exchange said it would enable more asset and network routes after security checks.

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