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How Long Does It Take for Binance to Reactivate Account?

Binance, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges by trading volume, has temporarily suspended all withdrawals and trading on its platform. The move comes after a “large scale security breach” that resulted in the loss of 7,000 BTC (worth approximately $40 million at press time).

In a blog post published today, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao said that the exchange had detected “irregular trades” on its platform last night. Upon further investigation, the team found that some user accounts had been compromised by hackers who used a variety of techniques, including phishing and viruses.

As a result of the hack, Binance has temporarily suspended all withdrawals and trading on its platform in order to allow for a thorough security review. The exchange is also working with law enforcement to investigate the matter further.

NOTE: Warning: Binance does not reactivate accounts. If your account has been suspended, you must create a new account. Attempting to reactivate an existing account is not possible and may result in further suspension or termination of services.

At this time, it is unclear how long the suspension will last. However, given the seriousness of the situation, it is likely that withdrawals and trading will remain suspended for at least a few days while Binance works to improve its security protocols.

In the meantime, users can still deposit cryptocurrencies into their Binance accounts. However, they will not be able to withdraw or trade any of their funds until the suspension is lifted.

Update: Binance has now reopened withdrawals and trading on its platform.

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