Binance says customers have pulled a net $4.72 billion since it reopened, about 2.8% of its assets, while $2.7 billion has come back in

Binance said on Monday that customers have pulled a net $4.72 billion from the exchange since it lifted its roughly 48-hour freeze on Sunday morning, about 2.8% of the assets it holds, Reuters reported. That is above the $3.64 billion net outflow measured in the first nine and a half hours after the reopening, which we reported on Sunday. The exchange said withdrawal volumes have fallen and are stabilizing, and that $2.7 billion has flowed in.

Reuters put the figure in context: roughly $7 billion left Circle's USDC over a week after Silicon Valley Bank failed in 2023, and Binance itself saw about $6 billion in net outflows over 72 hours in December 2022, in the weeks after FTX collapsed. Withdrawals have resumed for bitcoin and for ether and some dollar stablecoins, but the exchange's website still showed partial suspensions for most coins. US dollar cash withdrawals were restored on Monday.

Elsewhere, Circle said it has frozen more than $1.1 billion in USDC, and TRM Labs says North Korea-linked hackers have stolen $7.4 billion so far in 2026. Tim Sun of HashKey Group told Reuters the hack "has not yet triggered widespread panic." CoinDesk had bitcoin near $78,000 on Monday.