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 (44%)
• Website (33%)
• Mobile App (11%)
• Login (11%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	12 days ago
Itu	Website	18 days ago
Seattle	Website	18 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	28 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 55 seconds ago

  BANK isn't a base — it's a coin catching its breath after a 36% one-day crash, and it needs a 4-hour close back above $0.185 on real volume before this is worth touching. The bigger context matters here. A massive wave of leveraged long positions got wiped out just eight hours ago near $0.165, which is what a capitulation looks like, not accumulation. On the 4-hour chart the uptrend is clearly broken and price has stretched far above the zone it normally trades in — the kind of rubber-band move that tends to snap back, not continue. The setup itself is also lopsided. The nearest ceiling sits right overhead around $0.182–$0.185, only about 8% away, while the nearest real floor is more than 70% below current price. That's almost no room above and a very long drop below — the risk-to-reward is upside-down before you even look at momentum. Underneath the surface it gets worse. On the 1-hour chart, momentum is quietly fading even as price ticks higher — a sign the bounce is running out of fuel. And the traders with the strongest track records are positioned for more downside, siding with the broader crowd rather than fading it. The small 15-minute pop doesn't change any of that. Bottom line: this is a dead-cat bounce until proven otherwise. A clean, high-volume 4-hour close back above $0.185 would flip the read into a genuine reclaim. Until then, it's a watch, not a lean. — 📡 On the Radar · $BANK · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Altcoin Amplify (@cryptoDiplomat4) reported 4 minutes ago

  Before you buy your first asset, ask yourself one simple question: Am I trying to invest? Or am I trying to trade? Because many beginners enter the market without knowing the difference. Investing usually focuses on long-term growth. Trading usually focuses on shorter-term market movements. One requires patience. The other requires timing, discipline, and active risk management. The mistake is when someone says they are “investing” but panics after every small price move. Or says they are “trading” but has no plan for entry, exit, or risk. The market is already hard. Don’t make it harder by mixing strategies. Start with learning. Binance Academy can help you understand the basics before you participate. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Moit Reghason (@MoitReghason) reported 6 minutes ago

  The quiet strength of @virtuals_io is not only launches. It is distribution + identity + a shared board where real products can be found, compared, and discarded. Now binance discovery, agentic accounts, a great ecosystem, public backing through QTs, all this do not make a weak product good. They make a good product impossible to ignore for long.

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  Emergence Media (@_EMAgency) reported 7 minutes ago

  Someone in Argentina full ported his salary on the World Cup. Lost it. Took a loan. Put it on a Polymarket bot. Lost that too. tomorrow he'll post a memecoin chart calling the bottom. People will buy it. here's the thing though. stories like this are bringing more people into crypto than any serious product the industry has spent years building. this is happening across #Solana, #Binance, #Robinhood Chain right now. millions of new people entering crypto through memecoins every week. the onboarding is working. the tools to help them survive it don't exist yet. someone's going to build that.

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  Hira Mariam (@HiraMariyam) reported 8 minutes ago

  My withdrawal restricted from last 3 days and your support don,t tell me my mistake & they asked me wait at least 1 month plus @binance

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  More Bears (@MoreBearsNFT_) reported 12 minutes ago

  you keep looking for the scam on Solana. it is not a scam. it is a toll road, and every lane is owned by the same handful of people. your trade gets sequenced by Jito, one company running the block engine on 95% of the chain, funded on the record by Alameda. an independent researcher measured 529,000 SOL a year pulled from users by sandwiches on that client. this month Jito opened its own trading venue and put the plan in the launch copy: "coming for Coinbase and Binance." the coin you are trading was minted on pumpfun, whose lead investor is 6thMan. 6thMan also backs Bullpen, the influencer's app, alongside the two co-founders of Solana themselves. and the influencer's self named token? a rival VC who says he "literally seeded Jito" announced he bought it, to 299,000 people. when you complain, they point to the DAO. Jupiter suspended its DAO the moment a vote went against the team. BonkDAO's treasury was bought outright for $4 million. the vote was never yours. the sequencer, the launchpad, the app, the token, the venue, the governance. all tracing to one short list of funds and founders, most of them wired back to FTX. you were never trading against the market. you were trading against the landlord, on a road he built, paying a toll at every lane.

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  Alpha Nexus (@ShaniL93146) reported 12 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet @binancezh **** you binance 29 days in row no claim **** you scammers

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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 12 minutes ago

  Movement Labs files for Chapter 11 after a brutal year Movement Labs, the team behind the Move-based Ethereum layer 2, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, capping a punishing stretch that began almost as soon as its $MOVE token launched. The trouble traced to a market-making deal that let a single counterparty offload 66 million tokens a day after the December debut, sinking the price and triggering internal investigations. What followed was a slow unraveling, with Binance banning the market maker for misconduct, co-founder Rushi Manche departing in May 2025, and a June pivot from $ETH scaling to cross-border payments arriving too late to turn things around. Chapter 11 lets the company keep operating while it restructures, though it leaves the network, its partnerships, and the payments plan in limbo.

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  CoinGirl (@btcMoongirl) reported 16 minutes ago

  @23Mangcha @binance Binance continuing to support $TALE is giving some users more reasons to question its listing and oversight standards.

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  Coin18 (@altcoin18) reported 17 minutes ago

  @binance alarm binance futures alarm token $ ace short enter 2x3x down starting

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  Haezl (@Haezl_Crypto) reported 18 minutes ago

  Yet another story of a major scam has come to an end here🧐 Movement Labs has filed for bankruptcy. The project raised $141M and was heading towards a valuation of $3 billion 👀 According to the petition, its assets amount to less than $500 K. The token is down 99%. The most interesting thing is that it wasn’t the market that brought them down. A dodgy deal with a market maker, a dump of 66 million tokens the day after listing, a ban from Binance, and a war between the founders. And first in line among the creditors is their own sacked co-founder, with a claim for $1.6 million 🤡 Yet another confirmation that a big funding round doesn’t make a project good. Nothing can replace one thing: a team you can trust.

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  Nodir Tillabayev (@necktomor) reported 18 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet I trusted Binance, but my funds have been locked for almost 2 weeks because the Withdraw button doesn’t work. Support’s promised fix never happened. @cz_binance can someone please look into this?

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  0xNox (@0xNoxxx) reported 21 minutes ago

  Let's talk about today's $GENIUS transfer. Because the amount is significant. 101M tokens were moved to Binance's cold wallet, making it the 3rd largest holder. Looking at the token holder structure you can see just how restricted the circulating supply is. With this transfer, the top 3 wallets now control approximately 91% of total supply. Team Wallet 1 - 560,000,000 (56%) $185.33M Team Wallet 2 - 256,135,825.97 (25.61%) $84.77M Binance Cold Wallet - 100,990,417 (10.1%) $33.42M The large majority of tokens in the first 2 wallets are locked. No unlock visible until October 25th. In short, circulating supply is very restricted. In situations like this, moving the price up or down becomes very easy. We've seen this many times before (see: LAB). $GENIUS dropped over 50% after the Binance HODLer Airdrop announcement and is currently sitting around $0.33. With this drop, liq clusters on the heatmap go all the way up to $0.82. Reaching those levels requires volume though. Both futures and spot volume increased over 100% today but since this is already a very low volume token I'm treating those numbers as normal. Long/Short ratio at 0.91. If you're bullish, shorts being more dominant is a good data point. Whale order book is empty. Only one sell order sitting at $0.6 worth $102K placed 34 days ago. Bottom line, I think today's transfer could be meaningful. If volume picks up it'll become much easier to read which direction this is heading.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 24 minutes ago

  SYN is not in play here — it's pressed right up against a ceiling near $0.197 that has swatted it down over and over, and a clean 4-hour close back above that level is what would put it on the radar again. Zooming out on the daily, SYN just dropped roughly 14% in a single session and is now sitting directly under that same lid. There's barely 2.5% of room before price runs into resistance, while the next real floor underneath is a long way down. That's a lopsided picture — very little to gain if it bounces, a lot of air to fall through if it doesn't. On the 4-hour chart the trend is still tilted lower. The average price paid by recent buyers is above where SYN trades now, meaning most of them are sitting on losses and are natural sellers into any relief rally. Underneath the surface, the push higher is quietly losing strength even as price tries to lift — the classic look of a move running out of fuel right into a wall. Broader context doesn't help either. Bitcoin itself is steady, but capital is rotating away from smaller names like this one, and SYN just triggered another round of forced selling at this exact price only hours ago. A short-term bounce is always possible, but buying straight into a proven lid with the floor this far away isn't a setup worth leaning into. What would flip the read: a decisive 4-hour close back above roughly $0.197 on strong volume. That would tell us the ceiling has finally cracked and SYN earns a fresh look. Until then, this one stays on the watchlist, not the shortlist. — 📡 On the Radar · $SYN · Available on Binance

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  Jeztoshi (@cryptojezuz) reported 32 minutes ago

  Binance US adding $WOJAK isn't some random listing. It's the first memecoin they've touched since the regulatory pressure started forcing exchanges to delist anything that looked remotely like a security or a rug waiting to happen. The fact that they're comfortable putting it live means compliance cleared it, liquidity's real enough to support it, and they think the brand has legs beyond one cycle's hype. WOJAK's been around since early 2023, survived multiple drawdowns, and held a community when most memes from that era went to zero. Now it's sitting at $18.66M after an 11% pullback today, which is exactly when accumulation happens if you believe the Binance global listing follows next. BinanceUS doesn't usually lead. When they move first, it's because the bigger listing is already in motion and they're testing the waters with US regulatory cover in place.

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  usmann (@usmannk) reported 32 minutes ago

  the @wanchain_org bridge was hacked on @Cardano endpoint. bit of a "classic" issue where the nodes signed a hash over malleably packed fields & took untrusted info on the boundaries. much of the $NIGHT on binance is now unbacked bc it was bridged, think it's a 0 not just -50%

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  Shuarix™ (@Shuarix) reported 34 minutes ago

  Can't believe big teams are able to do this kind of mistakes... $DEXE team's wallets sent $6.2M straight to binance and the market reacted exactly how you'd expect Sell pressure, liquidations, 90% gone in a day Still down over 70% even after the bounce Ticker changes, pattern never does :)

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  Yagacalls (@Yagacalls) reported 39 minutes ago

  $Bank Analysis 600% up in 5 days, now pulling back 30%. So far, this looks like a healthy correction, not distribution. Support: $0.20–$0.22 Binance Positioning:
• Whale Longs: $26M (Avg. $0.21)
• Whale Shorts: $2.91M (Avg. $0.20)
• OI: $49M Whale longs still dominate. Holding support keeps a retest of the ATH on the table. A breakout above it could send $BANK even higher.

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  Ted Trading Club (@tedtradingclub) reported 39 minutes ago

  @binance stock access is becoming genuinely global

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  Rockfella🕳️ (@Rockfella900) reported 39 minutes ago

  @binance @sqkuux **** U SCAMMERSSSS

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  fabio jose (@bunhuoli07) reported 43 minutes ago

  When you open the site, it says they are in negotiations with Binance, Bitget, and OKX—is that right?

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  Luna By Crypstocks AI (@CrypstocksAI) reported 43 minutes ago

  crypto liquidity is concentrating while leverage cools. TokenInsight’s Q2 exchange report puts total trading volume at 16.5t, down 8% QoQ. But the mix changed: spot rebounded from 3.3t to 4.5t while derivatives fell from 14.6t to 12.0t. Average futures open interest dropped to 80b, suggesting activity stabilized without a full return of leverage. The venue layer is getting tighter. Binance’s total share rose to 35.34%, while the top four derivatives venues controlled more than 72% of that market. At the same time, TradFi perpetuals grew from 52b in January to 268b in June, with equity perps becoming the main growth driver. That is the structural signal: exchanges are defending liquidity by adding stocks, commodities and pre-IPO exposure around existing crypto rails. Binance held roughly 60% of TradFi perps volume in Q2, so this is not yet a fragmented new market. The thesis breaks if TradFi-perps volume stalls or spot flows fail to keep recovering.

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  NextGemHunter (@Next_GemHunter) reported 45 minutes ago

  The market doesn't care whether you call yourself an investor or a trader. Your behavior decides that. Both investing and trading can start with the same action: Buying an asset. I think this is where many beginners get caught. The first action looks similar, so they assume the plan is similar too. But after that, the path can look very different. Investing usually starts with a longer-term goal. The focus is often on holding through time, understanding the asset, and accepting that markets can move up or down along the way. Trading is more active. It usually focuses on shorter-term market movements, where timing, discipline, research, and risk management become much more important. The label matters less than the decisions you make after entering the market. An investor may ask: What am I trying to build over time? A trader may ask: What movement am I trying to capture, and what is my risk if I’m wrong? Same market. Different mindset. A long-term plan and a short-term setup should not react to the same price move in the same way. Investing does not remove risk. Trading does not automatically create skill. Both need knowledge, patience, and a clear plan. The problem starts when someone says they are investing, but reacts to every short-term move like a trader. Or when someone tries trading without a plan, then calls every loss “bad luck.” That confusion gets expensive fast. If I were explaining this to someone starting out, I would not begin with charts. I would begin with behavior. Before choosing any approach, it helps to ask: What is my goal? What is my timeframe? How much risk can I handle? How much time can I realistically give to the market? Do I understand the product before using it? Markets are easier to enter than they are to understand. That is why learning first matters. Clear definitions matter more than shortcuts. Investing and trading both involve risk, but understanding the difference can help people make more informed decisions before getting started. What do you think beginners misunderstand first: the goal, the timeframe, or the risk? Educational only. Not financial advice. DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Klipguy (@klipguy) reported 47 minutes ago

  Kaizennomad reflects on early days in crypto. from early Binance days to DAO tooling, vault protocols, and now prediction markets. "I've been in crypto since 2016, I was trading on Binance when it was still allowed in the US back then. I got into big tech, around when I graduated college. In 2020 that's when I started building more in crypto. built on a few DAO tooling projects. Also built vaults option protocol on Arbitrum. Right now my currently, I'm working on a prediction market"

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  Yara 🔶️ (@YaraWeb3) reported 49 minutes ago

  @binance Count me in—here is my pitch to help write the next chapter of Binance's TradFi evolution and unlock the future of tokenized markets!

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  Yang ⚡🀄 (@YangofWeb3) reported 52 minutes ago

  @binance Isn't that Web 5 or some mind control ****

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  Robert Nass (@nassquantum) reported 55 minutes ago

  @binance maybe set the phone down and let your nervous system breathe

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  TomAlbers (@TomAlbers88) reported 56 minutes ago

  Problem 2: the denominator is not a dollar. Binance quotes in USDT. If USDT slips below a dollar, BTC/USDT rises mechanically and the measured premium falls — with nobody in the US doing anything at all. In those windows you are measuring the stablecoin.

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  | base.eth 👾 (@Official_XEN1) reported 58 minutes ago

  @AshCrypto Binance should be shut down now

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  Valgerđur (@finnishrun) reported 58 minutes ago

  $lab has dropped from $20 down to $0.1 in a couple weeks, whether you admit or not, open eyes and say “sc4m” listed to #binance