SUI Coin Daily Report: November 5, 2026 — Key News and Updat
In the past 24 hours, none of the listed news headlines contained content directly related to SUI. Both headlines point to Binance's withdrawal arrangements: one states that Binance will resume withdrawals of UNI, AAVE and other assets in batches, involving networks such as ETH; the other states that Binance will gradually open withdrawals for more assets starting at 12:00 today. The above headlines do not indicate whether SUI is among the assets whose withdrawals are being resumed, nor do they specify the network, batch or timing involving SUI. Based on the available information, the confirmable facts are limited to the trading platform's phased restoration of withdrawal functions for some assets, and the timing that "more assets" will be gradually opened starting at 12:00 today; whether SUI is related to this arrangement is not stated in the headlines and should be subject to the platform's subsequent announcements.
November 05, 2026 SUI News Summary
- [11-05 03:12] Binance to Resume Withdrawals of UNI, AAVE and Other Assets in Batches, Involving Networks Such as ETH (Wu Shuo)
Wu Shuo has learned that Binance, in its security incident recovery progress announcement, stated that starting from 04:00 UTC on November 5, it will resume withdrawals of more assets in batches on networks including ETH, BSC, BASE, TRX, MATIC and SUI, including UNI, AAVE, VIRTUAL, MORPHO, ASTER and others. Each asset will only open for withdrawal after completing security and readiness checks, with the specific status subject to the withdrawal page; deposit services remain open.
- [11-05 03:08] Binance to Gradually Open Withdrawals for More Assets at 12:00 Today (Odaily Planet Daily)
Odaily Planet Daily reports: Binance released security incident recovery progress update #8, announcing that starting from 12:00 Beijing time on November 5, 2026, it will open withdrawals for some assets in batches. The assets involved include UNI, AAVE, PAXG, VIRTUAL, MORPHO, etc. on the ETH network; ASTER, PROM, UNI, 1MBABYDOGE, FIL, etc. on the BSC network; AERO, VIRTUAL, MORPHO, AVNT on the BASE network; and the TRX net