@heyibinance: Things are currently running fairly smoothly. If there are many withdrawal requests, congestion cannot be ruled out, af…
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Binance says withdrawal processing is running smoothly, warning that congestion could occur during a surge of requests and advising users to verify addresses and device security before withdrawing.
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Things are currently running fairly smoothly. If there are many withdrawal requests, congestion cannot be ruled out, after which it will smooth out again. Before withdrawing, please carefully check the address and confirm the security of any new device and environment. Safety first.💁🏻♀️
Binance (@binance): Update: First batch network now opened in phase one of withdrawals is $BTC bitcoin network
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