Binance Opens Solana Polygon Avalanche and SUI Phase-One Withdrawals

By Crypto Wire
November 1, 2026

Binance’s phase-one withdrawal board has flipped the rails the desk was still watching after the XRP/DOGE/L2 chapter: live capital config now shows SOL, USDT, and USDC on Solana, plus SUI, Polygon (POL/USDT/USDC), and Avalanche C-Chain (AVAX/USDT/USDC) with withdrawals enabled — a clear new-rail print beyond LN 11865.

What the capital board prints now. A fresh read of Binance’s public network-coin capital config flags withdrawEnable: true for SOL/USDT/USDC on the Solana network, native SUI, Polygon POL with USDT/USDC on MATIC, and Avalanche C-Chain AVAX with USDT/USDC. Previously covered rails from the Oct. 31–Nov. 1 reopen sequence remain live: native BTC; Ethereum and BSC stables; XRP; DOGE; Tron; Base; Optimism; and Arbitrum. That is the forensic reopen beat for this Rug Room update — which corridors actually cleared after 11865 — not a restatement of Recovery Update #4’s schedule table alone.

Official-note exclusives match the Solana and L1/L2 flips. TechFlow’s exclusive said Binance resumed SOL, USDT, and USDC withdrawals on the Solana network on November 1, after earlier batches that already included Arbitrum and TRX. A follow-on TechFlow exclusive said POL/USDT/USDC on Polygon and AVAX/USDT/USDC on Avalanche C-Chain were also restored. Prefer those timed exclusives plus the live capital flags over secondary wraps that only recycle the fifteen-network phase-one list without proving a given rail is open.

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What is still dark on the same board. ZEC and TON (including TON-network USDT/GRAM) remain withdrawEnable: false on this snapshot, with maintenance language on those rows. Update #4 still lists additional nets among the progressive phase-one set — schedule inclusion is not the same as a live capital flag. Users should keep checking the withdrawal page for each asset and network before sending, and expect temporary delays or retries while traffic is elevated, per Binance’s own rollout warning.

How this sits on the incident clock. Recovery Update #4 set phase one for 06:00–09:00 UTC on November 1 and said networks would open progressively after security and readiness checks, with deposits remaining open. Binance has said it has covered about 95% of the impacted amount and will absorb the financial impact rather than pass stolen balances to users. The FBI TraderTraitor attribution and address-block chapter remain prior desk color; this update does not invent a new freeze tally, a named new withdrawal-wallet cluster, or a completed post-mortem.

Desk context for collectors watching settlement and L2 bidding rails. Solana USDT/USDC and Polygon/Avalanche stablecoin legs matter for marketplace cash-outs once those corridors actually clear; SUI matters for users parked on that L1. This chapter appends the active Binance Security Incident story tracker. Do not treat every Update #4 network as open until capital config or the withdrawal UI confirms it — and do not assume ZEC or TON have flipped because Solana and the Polygon/Avalanche corridors have. Keep bot misreads of new hot-wallet funding separate from confirmed withdrawal-enable flags; He Yi has already warned that some trackers may misclassify replenishment transfers as fresh outflows during the reopen window.

What to watch on-chain next: Watch the capital config for the next first-wave flips still dark on this snapshot — especially ZEC and TON — plus any official naming of the new withdrawal wallet cluster, freeze prints citing the FBI TraderTraitor ETH list, and the fuller PoR package around November 3.

Bottom line: After the XRP/DOGE/L2 tranche, Binance’s live capital board now shows phase-one withdrawals open for Solana (SOL/USDT/USDC), SUI, Polygon, and Avalanche C-Chain — while ZEC and TON remain dark on the same snapshot.

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