The exchange confirmed the suspension in an official support announcement , stating that Injective network deposits and withdrawals would be paused ahead of the network’s upgrade and hard fork. For related coverage, see UK Investors Sue Binance and CZ for $200M Over Derivatives Sales .
Binance has announced it will suspend deposits and withdrawals on the Injective network to support an upcoming INJ upgrade and hard fork, temporarily halting fund transfers for users holding the token on the exchange.
The exchange confirmed the suspension in an official support announcement, stating that Injective network deposits and withdrawals would be paused ahead of the network’s upgrade and hard fork. For related coverage, see UK Investors Sue Binance and CZ for $200M Over Derivatives Sales.
WHAT TO KNOW
The suspension is tied directly to changes at the protocol level on Injective’s blockchain. Details on the chain-side upgrade can be tracked through the Injective chain releases repository on GitHub. For related coverage, see Nearly 1,700 UK Investors Sue Binance and CZ in London for £150M.
During the suspension window, users will not be able to deposit INJ tokens to or withdraw them from Binance via the Injective network. This is a transfer-level restriction, not necessarily an exchange-wide halt on INJ activity. For related coverage, see Robinhood Chain Mainnet Goes Live on Arbitrum.
The announcement does not indicate that spot trading of INJ on Binance will be affected. Users should avoid assuming broader service disruptions unless Binance issues a separate notice. Binance has recently taken other token-level actions, including adding monitoring tags to several altcoins, so users should watch for follow-up communications.
Binance typically reopens deposits and withdrawals once the network upgrade completes and the new chain version stabilizes. Users are advised to monitor exchange withdrawal activity and official Binance channels for restoration timing.
When a blockchain undergoes a hard fork or major protocol upgrade, the consensus rules of the network change. Exchanges pause deposits and withdrawals as a precaution to prevent transactions from being lost, duplicated, or processed on an incompatible chain version.
This type of temporary suspension is standard practice across centralized exchanges. It protects both the platform and its users from the risks inherent in chain transitions, where wallet software and node infrastructure must be updated to match the new protocol.
Binance has followed this approach consistently for network upgrades across multiple chains. Once the Injective hard fork is confirmed and the upgraded network is running stably, the exchange is expected to resume INJ transfers and announce the reopening through its support page.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.
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