In this paper, we consider a broadcasting process in which information is propagated from a given root node on a noisy tree network, and answer the question that whether the symbols at the nth level of the tree contain non-vanishing information of the root as n goes to infinity. Although the reconstruction problem on the tree has been studied in numerous contexts including information theory, mathematical genetics and statistical physics, the existing literatures with rigorous reconstruction thresholds established are very limited. In the remarkable work of Borgs, Chayes, Mossel and Roch (The Kesten-Stigum reconstruction bound is tight for roughly symmetric binary channels), the exact threshold for the reconstruction problem for a binary asymmetric channel on the d-ary tree is establish, provided that the asymmetry is sufficiently small, which is the first exact reconstruction threshold obtained in roughly a decade. In this paper, by means of refined analyses of moment recursion on a weighted version of the magnetization, and concentration investigations, we rigorously give a complete answer to the question of how small it needs to be to establish the tightness of the reconstruction threshold and further determine its asymptotics of large degrees.