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Binance Resumes Withdrawals for ZEC, TON, and SUI Networks
Binance posted on the X platform that it has additionally resumed withdrawals for the following networks and assets: ZEC on the ZEC network, USDT and GRAM on the TON network, and SUI on the SUI network. Assets for which withdrawals were previously resumed include relevant assets on BTC, ETH, BSC, XRP, Base, DOGE, Optimism, Arbitrum, TRX, Solana, Polygon, and Avalanche C-Chain. Binance stated that it will resume withdrawals for more assets and networks in phases after completing security checks.
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