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Binance Suspends Withdrawals as New Users Are Rushing in Crypto

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Fri, 29/01/2021 - 11:14
Binance Suspends Withdrawals as New Users Are Rushing in Crypto
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Binance has announced that it has suspended withdrawals from accounts since a wave of new users has rushed to register. The exchange team has promised to keep the community updated and resume withdrawals soon.

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On Binance, "ATH everything": Changpeng Zhao

Binance chief CZ has tweeted that the platform is now experiencing an "ATH everything": new users are signing up, making deposits and trading, and the system needs time to digest all that.

Funds are SAFU, CZ reminds his followers.

ATH everything, user sign ups, deposits, trades, system loads. Will recover soon. Funds are #safu!

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Upd: withdrawals resumed

Binance has relaunched withdrawals after fixing the aforementioned issues.

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