The world’s largest exchange, Binance, has announced that it will suspend withdrawals of 64 cryptocurrencies on Thursday (21). According to the broker, there will be no announcement in the future about the normalization of services for customers.
In recent months, Binance has announced that it would maintain trading pairs, making it impossible for customers to withdraw funds on cryptocurrency networks.
However, some of these services failed to meet the company’s scheduled deadline, leading to concerns among customers. One such case was the Cardano cryptocurrency (ADA), whose deadline was extended much further during a 24-hour scheduled maintenance.
Which cryptocurrencies will Binance suspend withdrawals from this Thursday?
As announced by Binance on its social media, the exchange will begin servicing 64 cryptocurrency wallets, making it impossible for customers to withdraw funds during the period.
That is, if a trader needs his coins, he must first withdraw the broker’s value. According to the world’s largest exchange, this will be a routine procedure to host Bitcoin wallets and 63 other cryptocurrencies.
Maintenance is expected to begin at 3 a.m. Brasília time (6:00 UTC) and last for three hours. In this way it is possible to normalize recordings to 6 hours in Brazilian time.
In addition to Bitcoin, withdrawals in Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE), Polygon (MATIC), Stellar (XLM) among others will be affected.
View the full list in alphabetical order
- Acala Network (ACA)
- Ambrosus Network (AMB)
- Arbiter One Network (ARBITRUM)
- AVAX C Chain Network (AVAXC)
- BAND protocol network (BAND)
- Bitcoin Cash Network (BCH)
- Bitcoin network (BTC)
- BNB Chain (BNB Beacon Chain, BNB Smart Chain)
- CELO network (CELO)
- CertiK network (CTK)
- Chiliz Chain (CHZ)
- Cortex network (CTXC)
- Cosmos network (ATOM)
- Dash Network (DASH)
- Doge Network (DOGE)
- eCash Network (XEC)
- Edgeware Network (EDG)
- EOS Network (EOS)
- Ethereum Classic Network (ETC)
- Ethereum Network (ETH)
- Fantom Network (FTM)
- Fetch.AI Network (FET)
- Gnosis Chain Network (XDAI)
- GoChain Network (GO)
- Injective Protocol Network (INJ)
- Internet computer network (ICP)
- IOST network (IOST)
- IRISnet network (IRIS)
- Cadena Network (KDA)
- Kava Network (KAVA)
- Klaytn Network (KLAY)
- Kusama Network (KSM)
- Lisk network (LSK)
- Litecoin Network (LTC)
- Moonbeam Network (GLMR)
- Moonriver Network (MOVR)
- NEAR Protocol Network (NEAR)
- Neo N3 Mainnet (NEO3)
- Optimism Network (OP)
- Parallel Financial Network (PARA)
- POA network (POA)
- Polkadot Network (DOT)
- Polygon network (MATIC)
- Qtum network (QTUM)
- Ravencoin Network (RVN)
- Reef Network (REEF)
- REI network (REI)
- Ripple Network (XRP)
- Ronin Network (RON)
- Secret Network (SCRT)
- Songbird Network (SGB)
- Stellar Network (XLM)
- Syscoin Network (SYS)
- Terra Classic Network (LUNC)
- Terra network (LUNA)
- Tezos network (XTZ)
- Theta Network (THETA)
- TomoChain Network (TOMO)
- Tron network (TRX)
- VeChain Network (VET)
- Walton Network (WTC)
- Wanchain network (WAN)
- WAX network (WAX)
- Zcash Network (ZEC)
Source: Live Coins
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