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Binance will suspend FIL deposits and withdrawals on October 19 to support the Filecoin network upgrade and hard fork.

PANews October 15 news: According to Binance's official announcement, Binance will suspend deposits and withdrawals of Filecoin (FIL) network tokens starting from 19:59 (UTC+8) on October 19, 2026, to support the network upgrade and hard fork. The upgrade and hard fork will be executed at block height 6,470,279, with an estimated time of 20:59 (UTC+8) on October 19. The announcement stated that trading of the aforementioned network tokens will not be affected, and all technical aspects will be handled by Binance for users; once the network is stable after the upgrade, deposits and withdrawals will be reopened, and no further announcement will be made at that time.

PANews October 15 news: According to Binance's official announcement, Binance will suspend deposits and withdrawals of Filecoin (FIL) network tokens starting from 19:59 (UTC+8) on October 19, 2026, to support the network upgrade and hard fork. The upgrade and hard fork will be executed at block height 6,470,279, with an estimated time of 20:59 (UTC+8) on October 19. The announcement stated that trading of the aforementioned network tokens will not be affected, and all technical aspects will be handled by Binance for users; once the network is stable after the upgrade, deposits and withdrawals will be reopened, and no further announcement will be made at that time.

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