Zach Anderson Nov 21, 2024 05:35 Binance announces support for Kava (KAVA) network upgrade, suspending deposits and withdrawals temporarily. Trading
Binance, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges, is set to support the upcoming network upgrade of Kava (KAVA), as announced by the platform. This upgrade will necessitate the temporary suspension of deposits and withdrawals on the Kava network starting November 21, 2024, at 14:00 UTC.
Network Upgrade Details
The Kava network upgrade is scheduled to occur at block height 12,766,500, which is estimated to take place around 15:00 UTC on the same day. Binance has assured its users that the trading of KAVA tokens will remain unaffected during this period. The exchange will manage all technical requirements to ensure a smooth transition for its users.
Implications for Users
While deposits and withdrawals will be temporarily halted, Binance has confirmed that these services will resume once the upgraded network is deemed stable. However, no further announcements will be made regarding the reopening of these services. Users are advised to plan accordingly and monitor the situation closely.
Technical Support and Assurance
Binance has pledged to handle all the technical aspects of the upgrade, ensuring that users face minimal disruption. The exchange has also highlighted that any discrepancies between different language versions of the announcement should be referred back to the original English version for accuracy.
For more detailed information about the upgrade, users are encouraged to refer to the official announcement from the Kava project team here.
As the cryptocurrency market continues to evolve, network upgrades like these are essential for maintaining the security and efficiency of blockchain networks. Binances proactive support for such upgrades underscores its commitment to providing a seamless trading experience for its users.
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