In the market correction on the night of April 6, investors who wanted to make withdrawals with Solana (SOL) on Binance saw their transactions suspended for a short time. The leading cryptocurrency exchange explains why in a new announcement today…
Binance has stopped its Solana transactions
The world’s largest crypto exchange Binance has stated that it has temporarily suspended all Solana withdrawals due to network problems, announced that outages may occur in the following days:
SOL withdrawals may be paused from time to time depending on network status. Binance is working with the project team to ensure these issues are resolved as soon as possible. We apologize for the inconvenience caused. If you have any questions regarding environmental issues, contact Solana customer support.
In another update, the crypto exchange is available regarding withdrawals on the Solana network
Binance is working with the project team to ensure that these issues are resolved as soon as possible. More details on the suspension of withdrawals are currently lacking.
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