Binance Restores ZEC, TON and SUI Withdrawals After Hack

Binance ZEC TON SUI withdrawals are back after the Oct 29 crypto hack. Users can again move Zcash, Toncoin-network assets, and Sui off the exchange. Solana and Polygon exits had already restarted. Binance says company reserves and SAFU are covering lost balances while more rails return in phases.

Binance ZEC TON SUI Withdrawals Expand Across Networks

In an X update, Binance said ZEC withdrawals work on the Zcash network. USDT and GRAM are available on TON. SUI withdrawals run on the Sui network.

Earlier waves already covered Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, XRP, and Dogecoin. Base, Optimism, and Arbitrum were also live. USDT and USDC withdrawals returned in a prior phase. A later X note listed Tron, Solana, Polygon, and Avalanche C-Chain among restored rails.

Not every asset and network is back. Binance said the rest will return after security checks. Deposits stayed open during the freeze. Users may still see delays until queues clear. Binance told customers to follow its official channels for more updates.

FBI Links Binance Breach to North Korean Hackers

U.S. agencies have also joined the case. The FBI tied the theft of more than $6 billion in crypto to North Korean hackers known as TraderTraitor. The agency said it had spotted odd moves with the stolen coins.

The FBI worked with the U.S. Secret Service and IRS Criminal Investigation on the trail. Agents said attackers swapped a large share of the loot into Ether. They expect more laundering through DeFi and instant swap tools. Officials asked THORNode operators and other firms to halt deals tied to the stolen funds.

That claim lands while Binance still restores exits in stages after the multi-billion-dollar breach.

Binance Says Cover Nears 95% of Affected Funds

Binance said it had settled about 95% of the lost $6.3 billion. Company reserves and SAFU back that recovery. SAFU is Binance's emergency fund for security events. The exchange is still checking networks before it turns more withdrawals back on.