Following a devastating security breach last month that saw $6.3 billion in digital assets stolen, Binance is working to restore full functionality to its platform. The exchange recently announced that it has successfully reopened withdrawals for 87 networks and plans to have all remaining assets accessible to users by the end of next week. This steady recovery comes after the company took proactive steps to cover 95 percent of the stolen funds, marking a significant effort to stabilize its operations after what is considered the largest cryptocurrency theft in history.

The incident, which investigators and the FBI have linked to the North Korean group "TraderTraitor," has sparked widespread concerns regarding the safety of digital assets. Binance has been transparent about the multi-stage attack that occurred throughout the summer, culminating in the October 29 breach, and has pledged to reimburse all affected customers. Amid this transition, the company also saw a shift in its leadership, with finance chief Kaiser Ng departing shortly after the heist to be replaced by former Airwallex executive Justin Yek.