It is not surprising that Binance will return to the Philippine market if it succeeds in negotiations with the authorities there. This can be predicted after the recent news regarding Binance in India, as after being banned for 4 months, Binance succeeded in reaching an agreement to pay a fine of 2 million dollars due to its failure to comply with Indian laws and thus return to activity according to certain conditions. This news was published on April 18, and I did not notice the news until today, when a member of my local section posted about it.
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/technology/binance-coins-a-new-phase-in-india/articleshow/109382161.cms?from=mdr
So, the same thing could work with the Philippines if there is a chance that the government will obtain an agreement against the charges against Binance (according to the settlement agreement) while ensuring the provision of a legal activity license under which the platform will return to the Philippine market (although I doubt that it have completely exited it as long as the links remain active.)