Binance has entered the second phase of its post-breach withdrawal resumption, and Hyperliquid (HYPE) remains absent from the list, leaving holders of the token unable to withdraw it for an eighth consecutive day.

The freeze stems from a security breach at the exchange, which prompted Binance to suspend outbound transfers while it assessed the incident. As the platform gradually restores withdrawal services in phases, HYPE has not yet been cleared, extending the lock on the asset beyond a full week. Phased rollouts clear assets incrementally, so a token left off a given round stays locked until a later phase includes it — the mechanism that has kept HYPE sidelined even as the exchange's broader resumption moved into its second stage.

HYPE is the native token of Hyperliquid, a decentralized trading platform for perpetual futures. Its continued exclusion means holders cannot move the token off the exchange into self-custody wallets or other venues while the phased resumption process remains underway. For holders, the practical effect is that the token remains immobile on the platform regardless of conditions elsewhere in the market, and future phase announcements from Binance are where any change to HYPE's status would first appear.

The report was published on November 7, 2026.

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