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Binance customers have withdrawn a net $4.72B since the exchange reopened on Sunday, according to CoinDesk. The figure has risen from $3.64B that day.

Withdrawals increase after reopening

The exchange resumed operations after last week's hack, according to the supplied summary of CoinDesk’s reporting. The withdrawal figures cover the period since that reopening.

The figures measure net withdrawals, rather than gross withdrawals. They show that the cumulative net amount leaving Binance has increased; they do not establish whether the pace of withdrawals is accelerating.

CoinDesk’s report was published Nov. 3 at 6:28 AM EST. The supplied item carries a Nov. 3, 2026 timestamp of 7:54 AM ET, but its summary is truncated and provides no further details about the hack or Binance’s response.

What it means for prediction markets

  • For contracts tied to Binance withdrawals, the reported benchmark is $4.72B net since Sunday’s reopening—not total gross withdrawals.
  • The increase from $3.64B establishes a larger cumulative outflow, but does not by itself establish a continuing withdrawal rate.
  • Any contract involving the hack’s consequences would require additional evidence: the supplied material does not establish losses, solvency or further operational disruption.
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