Binance status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Binance reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Binance users through our website.

• Transactions (71%)
• Website (14%)
• Transfer (14%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Binance outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Beaucaire	Transactions	10 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	13 days ago
Vigo	Website	1 month ago
Mont-Saint-Martin	Transactions	1 month ago
Dubai	Transactions	1 month ago
London	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  hobrsesy (@hobrsesy) reported 4 minutes ago

  @CryptoCowboy_AU @binance going down fr

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 8 minutes ago

  MORPHO is on the radar but not actionable yet — it needs to close back above $1.91 on the 4-hour chart, with Bitcoin steadying, before this setup is worth leaning into. The daily picture is the problem. Price is grinding lower inside a tight box, with a ceiling around $1.91 and a floor near $1.77. That's only about a 1.6% gap to the wall above — almost no room for a move to actually breathe before sellers show up. Buying into that kind of squeeze means risking a clean break of the floor for very little upside. Zooming into the 4-hour view, momentum is still bleeding lower rather than curling up. Buyers haven't shown up in size yet. Worse, the average price the most recent wave of buyers paid sits just under $2.00 — so everyone who chased the last bounce is currently offside and will likely sell into the first decent rally, capping moves from above. The shorter 1-hour and 15-minute charts show a faint early flicker of life off the $1.876 shelf, but price is still trading underneath its short-term trend and hasn't reclaimed it. On top of that, Bitcoin and Ethereum are both soft on the 4-hour, and the dollar is creeping higher — a risk-off backdrop that usually drags alts with it. Net read: worth watching, not chasing. A 4-hour close back above $1.91 with Bitcoin firming up flips the story and puts MORPHO back in play. Until then, it's fighting a ceiling with no confirmed turn. — 📡 On the Radar · $MORPHO · Available on Binance

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  Greg Miller (@greg_miller05) reported 10 minutes ago

  Something shifted. Not in price charts. In conversations. People who never cared about crypto are suddenly asking how digital payments work. How stablecoins hold value. Why blockchain even exists. Not because they want to invest because they don't want to be the last person in the room who doesn't understand what's happening. In Pakistan and across MENA, that curiosity is real and it's growing. The financial tools people grew up with are showing limits. Slow transfers, high remittance fees, inflation eating savings quietly. So naturally, people start looking elsewhere. Not out of greed. Out of necessity. Most of them aren't buying anything. They're just learning. And honestly, that's the right order of operations. Understanding first. Everything else later. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Block Buff (@sarowar023) reported 10 minutes ago

  The bear market has everyone plotting their next crypto buy. But remember, a cheap token can always get cheaper if the foundation is weak. Before you drop a single dollar into crypto, you need a framework. 2 things matter most right now: Fundamental Analysis: Don’t fall for the hype. Check the data • What problem does the protocol address? • Is there real value or just inflation? • Examine tokenomics (vesting schedules, circulating versus maximum supply). • Try to invest in well-known token like ETH, Bitcoin etc. • If 70-80% of tokens are still vesting or locked, avoid those tokens. • Check Platform Concentration on Binance (lower value like less than 15-20 means good tokens) Risk Management The market can always go lower. • Never invest capital you can't afford to lose. • Use DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) instead of going all-in at once. • Keep your primary assets safe in cold storage. • Don't wait for ATH. Take profit on target. The bear market is where wealth is built, but only for those who do their homework. Which tokens are you buying in this bear market? 👇

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 10 minutes ago

  AIGENSYN is on the radar but not actionable yet — it needs to reclaim $0.0278 on the 4-hour chart, with Bitcoin steadying, before this setup earns a second look. The daily picture has one thing going for it: the coin is holding a floor around $0.0256. But the two recent attempts at $0.0372 both failed at the same spot, leaving a twin-peak pattern overhead. When a coin tries to break higher twice and gets rejected in the same zone, that ceiling becomes the line the bulls have to prove they can clear. Zooming in to the 4-hour chart, the math gets uncomfortable. There's resistance just 3% above at $0.0278, while the nearest support sits 5% below. That's more downside room than upside room before anything decisive happens — not the kind of asymmetry worth leaning into. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin and Ethereum are both falling on the 4-hour view, and a stronger dollar is pulling risk assets lower across the board. There's one mild positive — smaller traders are positioned for a drop, which can fuel a snap-back rally — but the shorter-term chart is coiling downward and momentum on the 4-hour timeframe hasn't actually turned up yet. One faint bounce hint isn't enough to fight a heavy tape and a failed double-top. The level to watch is $0.0278. A clean push back above it on the 4-hour chart that holds, paired with Bitcoin finding its footing, is what would put AIGENSYN back in play. Until then, this is a watch, not a lean. — 📡 On the Radar · $AIGENSYN · Available on Binance

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  Gabagool 22 Trading Bot (@gabagool22) reported 12 minutes ago

  @binance AI templates help with structure, but edge still comes from data, execution and risk controls. Prompts don’t replace a tested algo.

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  Zen.Zl (@kuan_qian56418) reported 15 minutes ago

  @xiejiayinBitget this is not a small UX issue. This looks like deliberate, deceptive design. On Bitget Futures History Position, users cannot directly see how much position size they opened in USDT. Bitget only shows avg price + coin quantity, forcing users to manually calculate notional value themselves. Are you serious? A futures exchange lets users open leveraged positions, but does not clearly show the historical USDT size of those positions? For low-priced coins like DOGE, PEPE, SHIB, or other tiny-price tokens, users may see millions or billions of tokens. How is an average user supposed to clearly trace their real exposure, trading volume, risk, and missed PnL by manually multiplying huge quantities by tiny decimals every time? OKX and Binance can show this clearly. Why can’t Bitget? From a user perspective, this looks intentional. It looks like Bitget is deliberately blurring users’ visibility into how large their positions actually were. This is the kind of design that prevents users from clearly understanding their own risk. In my opinion, this is deceptive and unacceptable for any serious futures exchange. If this is not intentional, then fix it immediately: add USDT notional size / position value to History Position and CSV export. Stop hiding basic risk information behind manual calculations.

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  𝐙𝐈𝐋Ō (Motion boy) 🥷 (@Zmotion147) reported 15 minutes ago

  @CryptoCowboy_AU @binance Damn wtf is that price action 😭😭

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  Bizfluent (@Bizzfluent) reported 17 minutes ago

  💰🚀 Crypto Alert! 🚀💰How Binance Is Using AI to Fight a $17 Billion Fraud Problem

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  Loc Nguyen Properties (@locbds) reported 19 minutes ago

  @WalrusProtocol Yes big dump. 0.04$/wal. When being listed on binance everything coming fk bad. Now wal look like a **** coin no more

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  Private by default Wallet (@beampaywallet) reported 22 minutes ago

  @ShieldedRails @spirobel @grok Binance keeps nuking shielded ZEC access by region. That's what happens when privacy's optional, regulatory risk.

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  Julius Elum (@JuliusElum) reported 23 minutes ago

  In 7 days, BTC is down by -15% In 30 days, Bitcoin is down by -20% This is not where to bid now. You bid on Binance Alpha TGEs and AI narratives. That's where your profit is. Buying Bitcoin now is like buying altcoins back before the 2024 epic altcoins dump while BTC did an epic all-time high. It's time for altcoins to go for an epic all-time high while BTC goes for an epic all-time dump.

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  Crypto Hub (@cryptohub24h) reported 24 minutes ago

  Binance Wallet has completed its upgrade to the prediction market integration, with all related services resuming normal operation as of 09:00 UTC on June 4. The update aims to improve service performance and enhance user experience. Join Telegram via bio

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  CRYPTO OUTLOOK (@_crypto_outlook) reported 24 minutes ago

  Binance is closing its centralized NFT service due to declining trading volumes. Users have until July 3 to transfer their NFTs to a Binance Wallet or another compatible external wallet. Otherwise, they will lose access to their assets. However, non-transferable NFTs cannot be withdrawn. To compensate for the transaction fees involved in withdrawing NFTs, Binance will send 1 USDC to 100,000 users. This amount should be sufficient for transactions on the BSC and Ethereum networks. The tokens will be credited by July 3. According to The Block, the annual NFT trading volume across all blockchains in 2025 is projected to amount to $5.5 billion, which is nine times lower than the peak of $50 billion in 2022.

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  Cloud Champion (@cloud_champion) reported 30 minutes ago

  faked the 4-year cycle with low oct top. faked a bear but its really midcycle correction so could get lower prices for institutions right before pass clarity+usa 250thjuly4th+midterms. binance runs the books, CZ pardoned last year, gonna run this **** back so apeshit heads explod

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  Talita C. (@TalitaCruzS2) reported 31 minutes ago

  @binance AERGO/HPP holders aren't asking for favors-they're asking for access.

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  J_enderman (@J_enderman) reported 34 minutes ago

  @greg_miller05 @binance Funny how everyone called crypto useless now they asking block chain basic market psychology never changes

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 35 minutes ago

  ZAMA isn't worth chasing here — it's pinned under $0.0334 with barely 1% of upside before resistance and a long drop to the nearest real support near $0.0286. The read flips back to constructive only on a clean 4-hour close above $0.0344 with Bitcoin steadying. The setup is lopsided in the wrong direction. A coin trading this close to a ceiling, with the next genuine floor that far below, is offering you tiny reward against real downside. That's the kind of math that quietly grinds accounts down even when you're "right" more often than not. Zoom in and the picture gets worse. Both the 1-hour and 15-minute charts are printing a twin-peak shape — buyers have charged the same level twice and been turned back both times. That's a tell that supply is sitting overhead and sellers are defending it. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin is down nearly 2% on the day and the dollar is pushing higher, which is a headwind for crypto across the board. There's a faint pulse of short-term buying on ZAMA, but it's coming on thin participation, and the coin is still trading below the average price recent buyers got in at — meaning most of them are underwater and primed to dump into any rip. Two ways this gets interesting again: a decisive 4-hour close above $0.0344 with BTC stabilizing, or a deeper flush into the $0.031s where the risk/reward actually makes sense. Until then, it's a watch, not a lean. — 📡 On the Radar · $ZAMA · Available on Binance

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  lord_hamza ⵣ (@hegahock) reported 38 minutes ago

  @DieguitoCharts Until we get to 30k-40k 80% will be liquidated and disgusted from crypto, busy Crying about the money they lost on the dump or simply just moved on blaming binance and mm’s. It all happens so fast yet looks so slow, until they find themselves in a bull market having fomoed af.

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  Calciber (@torocifero) reported 42 minutes ago

  Why does binance keep listing dog **** garbage tokens instead of actual good ones?

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  RICHWAYZ (@RichwayzXYZ) reported 46 minutes ago

  @CryptoCowboy_AU @binance This is a bad sight wtf 😬

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  Finance Freeman 🇺🇸 (@FinanceFreeman) reported 46 minutes ago

  Crypto Broke 10/10/2025 ❌ "This white vertical line is where the disconnect happened on October 10th. This is when Bitcoin & the NASDAQ disconnect happened. This tells me something broke..." $BTC broke down from $QQQ and this happened on October 10th. Binance should pay for their damage via their greedy **** stable coin event.

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  Tax guy 🇵🇹 (@cryptaxpt) reported 50 minutes ago

  @ManOnABull @binance @MEXC Maybe access but no trades, withdrawals might be halted.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 50 minutes ago

  STG is on the watchlist, not the shortlist — the price needs to reclaim about $0.265 on the 4-hour with real volume before this becomes interesting again. Zoom out and the trend is still intact: STG is sitting well above its longer-term average on the daily chart. But the rally has stretched a long way and is now cooling off, with the coin down nearly 3% in the last day. That's the kind of pullback you'd expect after a strong run, not a reason to chase. The bigger problem is the map right in front of price. The next overhead ceiling sits just above at roughly $0.262 — barely 2% of room to climb — while the nearest real floor is all the way down near $0.215, about 16% below. Buying here means squeezing into a tiny pocket of upside with a long drop underneath. Short-term momentum on the 4-hour is still pointing down, and Bitcoin and Ethereum are both falling hard on that same timeframe, which historically drags smaller coins along with them. Liquidity is the other red flag. Only about $2.5M changes hands per day in STG, so even modest orders can move the price around. Thin name, against the wider tape, pinned right under a wall — not a spot we want to lean into. What would put it back in play: a clean 4-hour close above roughly $0.265 on strong volume, ideally with Bitcoin reclaiming its recent highs. Until then, it stays on the radar. — 📡 On the Radar · $STG · Available on Binance

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  Crabby Crabstick Crypto (@Crabbycrabstick) reported 50 minutes ago

  25M+ XRP left exchanges and Binance inflows hit 2026 lows. That is the bullish scoreboard. XRP still slid from $1.2712 to $1.2026, then touched $1.1858. My bag sees supply improving. Price sees support getting tested.

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  Crypto Patel (@CryptoPatel) reported 53 minutes ago

  JUST IN: Binance Is Shutting Down Its Centralized NFT Marketplace On July 3, 2026. Users Have Until 23:59 UTC To Withdraw Transferable NFTs To Binance Wallet Or Any External Wallet. Anything Left Behind Loses Access. Binance Calls It An "Upgrade" Into Binance Wallet, Not A Full Exit. Move First 100K Users Get 1 USDC Fee Refund (June 3 to 17). NFT Volume Fell From $50B+ In 2022 To ~$5.5B In 2025. The Centralized Marketplace Era Is Ending.

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  Malu｜Viol9t🔯 (@HunFter_Malu) reported 55 minutes ago

  @hopesolo98 @nos_kostas dun overthink this there is really manipulation on $DOG tbh... Let's say in this way: every coin is manipulating by whales... and assuming it is manipulated by Binance, it is also a joke that this small amount of money could manipulate $DOG to ATL. No demand is the problem

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  Ngozi Peace Okafor (@ladyprowess) reported 56 minutes ago

  I remember trading on Binance and Bybit before we launched KivoraPay. One experience on Bybit really frustrated me and made me question why spending crypto had to be this difficult. I was trying to convert my crypto through P2P. The first trader accepted the order but never responded. The timer kept running. I filed an appeal, but nothing happened until the trade eventually expired. The second trader was even worse. Instead of honoring the listed rate, he started negotiating after accepting the trade. I told him, “You already listed your price. If you’re not comfortable with it, just cancel the order.” He refused. He wanted me to cancel instead. By the time I dealt with the back and forth, over an hour had passed and I still had not converted my money. I sat down and asked myself: Why is spending crypto still this complicated? Why do I need to convert crypto to naira before I can pay a bill, buy something in a store, book a hotel, or send money? Why can’t I simply pay directly with the crypto I already own? That question became the foundation of @KivoraPay. Instead of forcing users through endless P2P transactions, negotiations, cancellations, delays, and appeals, we built a system where you can spend crypto directly. With KivoraPay, there are two simple options: • Pay directly from your wallet. • Fund your KivoraPay account and pay instantly. No P2P. No negotiations. No waiting for traders. No conversion headaches. The exchange rate is locked immediately when you create an order. For merchants, it is even more powerful. Businesses can accept crypto payments without forcing customers to go through multiple conversion steps before making a purchase. This removes friction, improves the customer experience, and potentially expands their customer base to millions of crypto holders. Crypto adoption is growing rapidly across Nigeria and Africa. The real challenge is no longer owning crypto. The challenge is being able to use it as easily as cash. That is exactly the problem KivoraPay was built to solve.

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  Kinami (@Kinami___) reported 57 minutes ago

  And it takes all the alt coins down with it, at the same exact second because of liquidity bots on shady exchanges like binance. Tron and hype have a chance because they're not manipulated by binance. USDT pairing -> death sentence.

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  RWA Llama 🦙 (@RwaLlama) reported 1 hour ago

  This is intermediary rebundling. Not disrupting the broker-dealer - rebuilding it. @coinbase added stocks. @binance added stocks through @AlpacaHQ. Backpack added stocks AND tokenization in one integrated stack. The exchange is becoming the full-service BD again.