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Binance will suspend IOTX deposits and withdrawals to support the IoTeX network upgrade and hard fork.
Binance will support the IoTeX (IOTX) network upgrade and hard fork
PANews October 14 reported that, according to an official announcement, Binance is expected to suspend IoTeX (October 19, 2026 on 09: 00(UTC+) to support its network upgrade and hard fork. The project team will carry out the network upgrade and hard fork at block height IOTX(estimated 53,533,081 on October 19, 2026(10: 00 UTC+).
Source: https://www.panewslab.com/zh/articles/01a13846-1a6e-72aa-8a45-73cd8a1450cb
Binance is expected to suspend October 19, 2026 on 09: 00(UTC+) deposits and withdrawals of IoTeX (IOTX) network tokens.
The IoTeX project team is expected to carry out the network upgrade and hard fork at block height 53,533,081.
The upgrade is expected to take place on October 19, 2026 10: 00(UTC+).
The source is identified as PANews and states that the information is based on an official announcement.
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
During the network upgrade and hard fork, Binance plans to temporarily suspend deposits and withdrawals of IOTX tokens. The upgrade is expected to take place 1 hours after deposits and withdrawals are suspended.
During the period specified in the announcement, users are expected to be unable to make IOTX deposits and withdrawals through Binance.
If you hold IOTX, you should pay attention to the suspension times and subsequent arrangements in Binance's announcement.
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