BNB price steadies as Binance continues withdrawal recovery
Published on 11/11/2026 at 18:48 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSRecovery remains the key market theme
- BNB traded at 681.50 USD on November 11, 2026, at 13:56:29 on Investing.com.
- Binance has been restoring withdrawals in phases following a late-October security incident.
- CryptoBriefing reported that more than 62 tokens had regained withdrawal access, while six tokens remained pending in the exchange's recovery timetable.
- BNB's market capitalization was listed at 89.54 billion USD, with a 24-hour volume of 1.31 billion USD.
The BNB price was 681.50 USD at 13:56:29 on November 11, 2026, according to the Investing.com BNB price page. The quoted instrument was BNB/USD. Investing.com listed a market capitalization of 89.54 billion USD, 24-hour volume of 1.31 billion USD and a market ranking of four. The page showed a 52-week range of 537.61 to 978.38 USD.
Withdrawal recovery remains central
The main recent development for Binance and BNB remains the phased restoration of withdrawals after a security incident in late October. CryptoBriefing reported on November 6 that Binance had reopened withdrawals for more than 62 tokens and was targeting the restoration of six remaining tokens and additional network-asset combinations by the following week.
The reopening has been conducted network by network rather than through a single switch. CryptoBriefing said that Binance's November 5 update covered 69 network-asset pairs representing 62 tokens across six networks, including BNB Smart Chain. The report also said that BNB withdrawals were included in the first phase on November 1, alongside BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, USDT and USDC.
Outflows provide a confidence test
The first phase of restored withdrawals created a direct test of user confidence. CryptoBriefing reported approximately 4.6 billion USD of withdrawals against about 1 billion USD of deposits on November 1, producing net outflows of roughly 3.6 billion USD across 15 networks. The same report said Binance had replenished approximately 98 percent of affected assets and was continuing to publish updates on asset availability and reserves.
Capital.com separately described the incident as a 6.3 billion USD security breach and reported that withdrawals resumed in phases on November 1. It also noted that no BNB purchases had been confirmed in connection with Bhutan's planned Gelephu Central Bank, despite earlier references to BNB as a possible reserve asset.
What investors should monitor
For BNB, the recovery of exchange operations remains more immediately relevant than speculative reserve headlines. Continued restoration of withdrawals could reduce operational uncertainty, while further disruption, regulatory pressure or weaker broader crypto-market conditions could weigh on sentiment. The current BNB price therefore remains an observation of market conditions, not evidence of a guaranteed recovery.
Investors can follow further developments on the BNB topic page.
