I got my funds back within that period.
Now of course, it's questionable whether it's right to just lock up peoples' money after a self imposed time limit without their consent - even though it's for regulatory reasons. But that's not the same as them arbitrarily locking up your money.
Can you explain what you mean? Do they not even appear in your account when you log in? Or are you for some reason prevented from transferring them?
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IMO this is just a terrible and shameless excuse to take customers money away, I'm surprised nobody have taken action towards them.
I'm glad I can still login. I needed the info in there to complete my 2020 taxes. I exported all my data from 2021 too incase I can't login next year. I would advise doing the same.
I had some coins stashed away on my binance.com wallets which I ended up transferring to binance.us and they sent me an email telling me that my binance.com account will be disabled after a 2 week grace period because I'm accessing it from the US. It's been more than a month now and I can still log into it. It seems that Binance took a more lax approach to this than other exchanges in the past which is biting them now.