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    Binance Withdrawals Tracker

    After the $6.3 billion hack at the end of October, Binance paused withdrawals. It started reopening them on Sunday, 1 November, in stages, Bitcoin first. This page follows the coins leaving Binance’s own wallets from that moment on.

    Net withdrawn since the reopening$6.16B

    4.8% of what Binance held before the reopening (valued at today’s prices).

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    In short: As of 9 November 2026 at 07:24 UTC, a net $6.16 billion has left Binance since withdrawals reopened on 1 November 2026: 4.8% of what the exchange held before (valued at today’s prices). That includes a net 13,215 BTC withdrawn and $4.65 billion of stablecoins withdrawn. Binance's listed wallets now hold about $123.19 billion, against $134.69 billion before the reopening. For comparison, on a normal day in October about $320 million moved in or out in net terms.

    Since the reopening, snapshot by snapshot

    Each point is one new reading of Binance’s wallets (they are read every few hours). We check for a new one every 15 minutes, so the line grows through the day.

    Day by day since 1 October

    Money in and out of Binance on every day, so you can compare the reopening with a normal day. Red = more left than arrived, green = more arrived than left.

    Coin by coin

    The 15 biggest coins Binance held before the reopening (1 November, 00:00 UTC), and what is left now.

    CoinBeforeNowChangeIn dollars

    How we measure it

    • Binance publishes the addresses of the wallets that hold customers’ coins (its “proof of reserves”). DefiLlama reads their balances every few hours.
    • We count coins, not dollars, and value every change at today’s prices. So a falling Bitcoin price does not show up as money leaving.
    • It is a net number: withdrawals minus new deposits.
    • Moves between Binance’s own listed wallets cancel out. If Binance moves coins to a wallet it has not listed, it looks like a withdrawal here.

    What to watch

    • The pace. A big first day that slows down is normal after a pause; a pace that keeps growing is a warning sign.
    • Stablecoins. USDT and USDC leaving shows people taking cash out, not just moving coins to sell.
    • Binance’s full reserves report, promised for Monday, 2 November.

    The story so far: the hack,$6.3 billion covered,withdrawals reopen. All hacks since 2011:Crypto Hacks. Keeping your own coins: cold wallets.

    Frequently asked questions

    How is money leaving Binance measured?

    Binance publishes the addresses of the wallets holding customers' coins, and DefiLlama reads their balances every few hours. We count coins, not dollars, and value every change at today's prices.

    Why count coins and not dollars?

    Valuing every change at today's prices means a falling Bitcoin price does not show up as money leaving.

    Is the number withdrawals only?

    No. It is a net number: withdrawals minus new deposits. Moves between Binance's own listed wallets cancel out, but a move to a wallet it has not listed looks like a withdrawal.

    When did Binance reopen withdrawals?

    Binance paused withdrawals after the $6.3 billion hack at the end of October 2026. It started reopening them on Sunday, 1 November, in stages, Bitcoin first.

    What should I watch on this tracker?

    Watch the pace and the stablecoins. A big first day that slows down is normal after a pause, while a pace that keeps growing is a warning sign. USDT and USDC leaving shows people taking cash out.

    Data: DefiLlama (balances of the wallets Binance lists), checked every 15 minutes. Not financial advice.