Binance Restores Hyperliquid (HYPE) Withdrawals 10 Days After $6.3B Hack

Withdrawals Return for HYPE and APT

Binance customers can withdraw Hyperliquid (HYPE) and Aptos (APT) again. On Sunday the exchange re-enabled both assets, ten days after a $6.3 billion security breach forced a platform-wide withdrawal halt. The November 8 withdrawal update names HYPE and APT as the newest additions to a restoration program that already covers five Ethereum-network stablecoins, RLUSD, USD1, TUSD, FDUSD and XUSD, and dozens of Ethereum and Solana tokens reopened in earlier rounds, among them Chainlink (LINK), Shiba Inu (SHIB), Pendle, Worldcoin (WLD), Ethena (ENA), Ondo, BONK, Jupiter (JUP), Render, Raydium (RAY) and Pyth Network (PYTH). “Withdrawals have now been re-enabled for the following networks and assets,” the post states, listing the two tickers under a “New” heading. For holders who left HYPE on Binance through the breach, the change restores the main route off the venue, whether toward self-custody or on-chain use of the token. HYPE itself is the governance token behind the Hyperliquid ecosystem, a decentralized trading platform of the same name. The Hyperliquid price sits near $77.12 on November 8, a 2.47% decline over the preceding 24 hours, and daily trading volume runs around $456 million, market data shows. The seven-day loss stands close to 11.98%, with the token below the $80 mark after its 9% single-day drop earlier in the week. Binance notes that withdrawal availability still depends on the individual asset and its blockchain network, and the notice does not confirm when every remaining service will return.

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November 8 withdrawal update.

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Ten-Day Recovery From the October 29 Breach

The freeze dates to the October 29 attack, which forced Binance to suspend withdrawals while it investigated compromised systems and worked to restore access to customer funds. The exchange began reopening on Sunday, November 1, starting with Bitcoin and selected assets across 15 blockchain networks, after saying it had replenished approximately 95% of the assets affected by the breach. On Tuesday, November 3 the program reached Ethereum and Solana tokens, a phase covering 51 additional assets that included LINK, SHIB, ONDO, BONK and Official Trump, a fan token issued on Solana. In a November 3 post on X, the company said, “We will continue to restore additional assets and networks in phases as security checks are completed.” HYPE was a hold-out through much of that sequence: our coverage recorded HYPE's exclusion for 8 days while other assets returned. The picture changed with the Friday, November 6 recovery announcement, which named HYPE, APT, INJ, PLASMA, NEAR and LTC for reopening by the end of the following week. Sunday's update confirms two of the six; Binance has not said whether INJ, PLASMA, NEAR or LTC have cleared their checks. The company has said it prioritizes assets by customer demand while examining individual networks and wallet infrastructure, and it has committed to covering customer losses with corporate resources and its Secure Asset Fund for Users, which it plans to rebuild to roughly $1 billion. Reserve verification for ten cryptocurrencies, covering BTC, ETH, USDT, BNB, SOL, USDC, XRP, USD1, RLUSD and ZEC, was completed on November 2. Market data places APT down about 6.8% over seven days, with 24-hour trading volume close to $17.1 million. The latest notice closes with a single line: “Further updates will be shared through official Binance channels.”

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Our reading of the schedule points at the gap between the two notices. HYPE and APT arriving on Sunday means two of the six assets named on November 6 are confirmed live, and the unconfirmed four, INJ, PLASMA, NEAR and LTC, now mark the remaining tail of the recovery. With HYPE near $77.12 and a weekly slide of nearly 12%, the Hyperliquid technical analysis page tracks where current support and resistance levels sit while the operational fix is already in place. The availability status is plain: HYPE withdrawals are live for Binance customers, and every remaining asset returns only after its own asset and network checks.