Binance Restores XRP ETH and USDC Withdrawals After Major Hack

Binance is gradually restoring cryptocurrency withdrawal services across several blockchain networks following a cyberattack that involved an attempted theft of more than $6 billion. On November 1, 2026, the exchange reopened additional withdrawal channels for XRP, Ether (ETH), and USDC, expanding access for customers after earlier restrictions.

According to the information published by Pluang, XRP withdrawals are available through the XRP network, while Ether and USDC withdrawals have resumed through the Base network. These developments follow the earlier restoration of Bitcoin withdrawals and several other cryptocurrency withdrawal routes.

Customers can also access USDC, USDT, and ETH through Ethereum. Additional withdrawal services for USDC, USDT, and BNB have resumed through Binance Smart Chain (BSC).

Bloomberg reported that Binance began reopening withdrawals after suspending services for more than two days following the security incident. Bitcoin withdrawals became available again after 2 p.m. Singapore time on November 1.

Binance announced that its initial restoration phase would cover 15 tokens, including Ether and the two largest stablecoins, Tether's USDT and Circle Internet Group Inc.'s USDC. The exchange communicated the reopening plan through its official account on X.

The cyberattack involved an attempted theft exceeding $6 billion, making it the largest cryptocurrency theft recorded, according to Bloomberg. The incident has also raised questions about the security of the exchange and the measures needed to strengthen its defenses.

The breach has been blamed on North Korea, while the cryptocurrency industry continues awaiting further explanations about the incident and Binance's response. The restoration of withdrawal services marks a gradual return to normal operations following the suspension.

Meanwhile, Pluang's cryptocurrency market snapshot showed gains across 34 of the 50 major digital assets on November 1, 2026, at 16:41 WIB.

COTI recorded the strongest gain among the three highlighted assets, rising 9.69% to Rp191. Its buy-order share reached 98%, while its typical holding period stood at 122 days.

EOS advanced 8.13% to Rp12,649, with a typical holding period of 87 days. EGLD gained 6.13% to Rp62,879, recording 74% buy orders and an 86-day holding period.