[Binance's 24-Hour Net Outflow Drops to $3.25 Billion; CZ Says Losses Are Fully Covered by Own Assets] According to BlockBeats, on November 3rd, data from DeFiLlama showed that Binance's 24-hour net outflow has fallen from a high of approximately $7 billion to approximately $3.25 billion, a decrease of over 50%. At the same time, the platform's deposit and withdrawal ratios have rebounded, and the liquidity situation has improved. Currently, Binance's total assets remain at approximately $124.4 billion, maintaining overall stability, and withdrawal services across all networks are gradually resuming. This morning, Binance founder CZ stated regarding the platform's recovery progress that Binance has allocated 100% of its funds, with only about 5% needing to be converted into some smaller cryptocurrencies, thus requiring further time. CZ added that one point has been overlooked, and people might not even realize, is that Binance didn't borrow money, sell assets, or raise funds. Binance covered the theft losses entirely using its own balance sheet, unlike other cases that people have been trying to compare it to. [Original Link]