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Binance is a Chinese digital asset exchange currently sitting in the top 20 exchanges by volume. The exchange has particularly strong volume in pairs like NEO/BTC, GAS/BTC, ETH/BTC, and BNB/BTC.
Problems in the last 24 hours
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Binance users through our website.
- Transactions (50%)
- Website (30%)
- Mobile App (10%)
- Login (10%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Binance outage reports came from the following cities:
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Binance Issues Reports
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Chef Pepper (@Sp1cytrenches) reportedDefinitely a challenging time for @bananagun which is down 97% since the @binance listing. Last few days slowly grinding up while the team seems to be active again. I am personally not a fan of the webapp and think TG bots are a bit from previous cycle but the team does build. Looked at the treasury wallets which seem more stacked than I initially thought (8-10M) Don't think they can win against Fomo, Pump Fun, Moby, Axiom but if they gain some Solana marketshare I could see ethereum:0x38e68a37e401f7271568cecaac63c6b1e19130b4 going to $12 the upcoming run.
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m.emin alev (@EminAlev) reported@binance If there is a visible balance in the main wallet, I simply cannot fathom how this is possible; to me, it looks like a system error or a security loophole.
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Coinspiker (@Coinspiker) reported$LAB Community Check-In Lots of KOLs and influencers are still screaming "bottom is in" — "recovery loading", "back to $20 easy", "diamond hands will print". The hopium is real. But here's 5 cold reasons why $LAB is unlikely to see $20 again (or even close): Massive unlocks incoming — Team, investors, and ecosystem allocations are vesting hard. July 14+ unlocks (airdrop + investor portions) are dumping fresh supply into a thin float. History shows these events crush price. Extreme dilution & FDV reality — Circulating ~312M / 1B total. ATH was ~$27 with tiny float hype. Current FDV is still bloated even at $0.4–$1. Market won't reprice it to $20B+ valuation without insane adoption. Post-hype crash cycle — Classic pump from Binance Alpha/IDO listing → massive retail FOMO → reality hits. Volume is drying, sentiment flipped, and it's down 95%+ from ATH in weeks. Momentum is gone. Competition & execution risk — Many multi-chain terminals and AI trading tools exist. LAB needs real sustained volume & user growth to justify price. So far it's mostly hype-driven, with thin liquidity amplifying dumps. No strong catalyst left — Buybacks/burns from fees sound good on paper but won't offset selling pressure. Broader market rotation away from mid-tier DeFi plays makes a 20–50x recovery from here extremely improbable. DYOR, not financial advice. Trade safe — don't chase the narrative. What's your take on $LAB? #LAB #Crypto #DeFi
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Alex Carter (@hbblink) reported@TedPillows Heavy selling on Binance isn't just noise – when you see persistent taker sells hitting the bid across multiple timeframes, it signals real distribution, not just retail panic. Here's what the tape is telling me: Order book imbalance: The bid stack is thinning rapidly. We're seeing large clips ($5M–10M) transacted on the ask side with minimal price bounce – classic absorption. Funding rates: Binance perpetuals are now trading at a negative premium to spot on some pairs, implying shorts are willing to pay to hold positions. That's a shift from last week's neutral/positive regime. Key technical zone: $58,200–58,500 is the 200‑day EMA and the 0.618 Fib retracement from the June rally. If we lose that level with volume, the next magnet is $55,000 (April swing low). A daily close below $58,000 would likely trigger a cascade of long liquidations (approx. $200M+ in long positions across all exchanges). But here's the nuance: Binance's order book depth is just one piece of the puzzle. Coinbase premium is hovering near zero, meaning U.S. institutional demand is lukewarm but not aggressively shorting. If the premium turns negative, that's a stronger bearish signal. Watch the stablecoin market cap (USDT/USDC) – if it continues to grow, that's sidelined cash waiting to buy dips. Right now, inflows are muted. My take: This feels like a leveraged shakeout rather than a trend reversal – but only if support holds. I'd be scaling into long positions near $58,200 with a tight stop below $57,500, and waiting for a reclaim of $60,000 to add size. Until then, let the sellers exhaust themselves. Good callout – the Binance tape is often the first to flash divergence. Keep an eye on the BTC dominance chart as well – if it breaks above 55%, altcoins will bleed harder
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LEMONCHILD 🍋 (@Shillprofessor_) reported@kylobtc @binance glad I could help
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Coin Shot ☁️ (@CoinSh0t) reportedA 17-year-old built an AI trading bot and retired his entire family. 93% trade accuracy. $213,851 in monthly profit. Here’s the exact program from the video: This is not financial advice, and the results shown in the video are not guaranteed. Trading bots can lose money, fail during volatile markets, or behave differently from their backtests. Use paper trading or a testnet account first. Never trade with borrowed money or funds you cannot afford to lose. First, install Python, Claude Code, and create an empty project folder called `ai-trading-bot`. Open the folder in Claude Code and paste this prompt: “Build a complete Python crypto trading bot using CCXT. The bot should collect BTC/USDT candle data, calculate EMA, RSI, MACD, volume, and volatility, then open trades only when several independent signals agree. Create separate files for market data, strategy logic, backtesting, risk management, paper trading, logging, and configuration. Include trading fees and slippage in every backtest. Never use future candle data. Add walk-forward testing so the strategy is evaluated on periods it has never seen before. Risk no more than 0.5% of the account on one trade. Add a stop-loss, take-profit, maximum daily loss of 3%, maximum three simultaneous positions, and an emergency kill switch. Disable leverage and withdrawals. Connect the bot only to Binance Spot Testnet. Save every signal, rejected trade, executed order, profit, loss, fee, and error to a CSV file. Create a dashboard showing win rate, total return, maximum drawdown, profit factor, average trade, and performance compared with simply holding Bitcoin. Write clean code, add installation instructions, and test every module before finishing.” Claude will generate the project structure and tell you which packages to install. Create testnet API keys, place them inside a `.env` file, and never paste them directly into the code. Run the backtester across several different market periods. Do not optimize only for the best-performing settings. A strategy that looks perfect on historical data usually collapses when fees, slippage, and unseen data are included. After the backtest, launch the bot with fake testnet money for at least several weeks. Check whether its live paper results match the backtest. Let Claude inspect the logs, locate weak signals, and rewrite only the parts that consistently fail. Do not connect real money because the dashboard shows a high win rate. Win rate alone means nothing if one losing trade destroys the profit from ten winners. Only consider a tiny live account after the bot survives different market conditions without breaking its risk limits. Claude builds and improves the system. The exchange API supplies prices and executes orders. The risk module has the final word and must be able to reject every trade.
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basespy.base.eth ❖,❖ 🌶️ (@theprojecthead) reported@Robiul70177 @binance few days ago i see same problem. And yesterday They Temporary suspended trade deposit function. And my last 15 days Alpha fee which is Around 70$ gone. Support replied like bot.
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SpenzDigital (@SpenzDigital) reported@ansem @binance day 6 begging Binance to list $ANSEM. the trenches have officially become customer support.
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crypto addict (@bull_vh) reported@cz_binance please support original artist behind this art @hex_vanilla Save my savings and trust on binance
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deenieali (@Deeniekuf) reported@SMCResearchers Dear @Binance, please help investigate the recent $SUNUSI exploit. Reports indicate the attacker's funding may be linked to a Binance withdrawal. If possible, please cooperate with the project team and relevant authorities to help identify the attacker and protect the community
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➡️ ETHSETUP.ORG (@vic2ibm) reported@waseem_maher @binance Driven fix
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Micheal iSpheare🐦 (@MichealResearch) reported$LUNC Key Risks to Monitor this week 1. Breakdown from wedge — If 0.000066 support fails,0.00005490 becomes likely 2. Binance burn discontinuation — The single largest structural support for $LUNC 3. USTC re-peg failure — Would crush the project's core narrative 4. Regulatory action — SEC/CLARITY Act outcomes could reclassify LUNC/USTC 5. Liquidity drain — Volume/market cap ratio is thin; large sells move price significantly #LUNC....
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Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reportedU is stuck pinned at $1.00 — until it can close a 4-hour candle back above $1.007 with real follow-through, there's nothing to lean into here. The problem is the shape of the range. The ceiling overhead sits at roughly $1.007, only about 0.65% above current price, while the nearest floor underneath is down around $0.984 — about 1.65% away. In plain terms, the coin has more room to slip than it does to climb, and any move up runs straight into resistance almost immediately. The wider tape isn't helping either. Bitcoin has been quietly drifting lower on the 4-hour chart, the US dollar is picking up strength, and what money is moving in crypto is rotating back into Bitcoin rather than into smaller names like this one. That's a tough backdrop for a coin already boxed into a tight range. Zooming in, the 4-hour chart shows momentum quietly fading even as price ticked higher — the classic look of a move running out of buyers. There's a small flicker of interest on the 15-minute chart, but it's nowhere near enough to punch through that overhead ceiling against this kind of environment. Bottom line: U goes back on the active list the moment it reclaims $1.007 on a 4-hour close and actually holds it. Until then, it's a watch, not a lean. — 📡 On the Radar · $U · Available on Binance
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🇺🇸 WSB General (@WSBGeneral) reportedDid Binance Ever Fix That E.U. License Problem?
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J Feng 🌕 (@stablefeng) reportedAfter more than four years in the Terra Classic community, I’ve seen everything in between. I support Vegas and I strongly supported the 1.2% burn tax from Day One. If you still think Vegas is a scammer after everything he’s done for Terra Classic over the past four years, then I honestly don’t know what to tell you. I don’t know whether Binance has a “secret plan.” But Binance’s continued support for LUNC and the size of its LUNC holdings are among the main reasons I still believe in this ecosystem today.
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Edmond (@Edmond48263) reportedAs CEO, I would integrate bStocks into the ecosystem as eligible assets for Launchpool and Holder rewards while unlocking exclusive TradFi privileges like early IPO access. By merging TradFi returns with Web3 ecosystem upside, we would give users a reason to migrate to @binance.
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SpenzDigital (@SpenzDigital) reported@ansem @binance day 7 begging Binance to list $ANSEM. the trenches have officially become customer support.
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ASSOGBA Fiacre🇧🇯🇨🇦🇬🇧| InterLink Ambassador (@MarvyneFiacre) reported@leduy4792 @leduy4792 That's why I prefer to submit my Binance account address, since it's impossible to send fake funds there. As soon as I receive a deposit notification and verify my balance, I can be certain that I've actually received the funds.
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Prince Sheraz Baba (@princsharazbaba) reported@Crypto__Haris 457327905 BINANCE UID PLEASE DEEP DOWN IN DEBTS
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Erik (@ero_crypto) reportedI'm no longer going to share precise long and short entry levels publicly. You won't find them on my main Telegram channel, X, CoinMarketCap, or Binance Square anymore , only in the premium group. This idea refers only public channels The reason is simple. there is almost no liquidity in the market right now. When I publish an exact stop-loss level with a 3-4% risk, and hundreds of community members place their stops at the same price, that creates a concentrated pool of liquidity. In the current market environment, those liquidity pools become easy targets and are often swept before the real move begins. If the market had healthy liquidity, I wouldn't have any issue sharing precise entries and stop-losses publicly. But that's not the reality today Just open a few pairs and open even $2,000-3,000 position size, which is insignificant in the crypto market— but it can noticeably move the price even so -called large-cap projects because liquidity is so thin. I don't want you to become the liquidity that the market hunts. That's why, from now on, I'll continue sharing key levels, bullish and bearish scenarios, HTF bias, and market expectations publicly. However, precise entry points, stop-loss levels, and trade execution details will be shared exclusively with Premium members. This decision isn't about hiding information it's about protecting all of you. Inside an HTF POI zone, every trader can manage risk differently and place their stop-loss at different levels instead of stacking everyone at one precise price, making it much harder for the market to target the community's liquidity. 🎯
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Anti Misinfo Watch (@JimGentile12) reported@badgersats @BinanceHelpDesk @binance If this is a real issue, it should be reported with clear evidence. Public frustration alone is not enough to establish the facts.
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Meta Financial AI (@MetaFinancialAI) reported36th $BNB burn is on the way. 🔥 Q2 /2026 🔥 Over 65 million BNB already gone, from 200M down to 134.8M, worth billions of dollars, all heading toward a 100M target BNB Circulation. Everyone else sells to their own network. #Binance chose to burn it instead. Here's why $BNB, is the answer.
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Joshuwa Roomsburg (@Joshuwa) reported$SOLV got Binance ERC20 support. Deposits and withdrawals are open. Ethereum support makes access cleaner. That is how products meet users. Does #SOLV get more flow from this?
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Lizard.sol (@RealL1zard) reported@WhiteWhaleLabs "Roadmaps" are almost all garbage. Very few outliers like Hyperliquid. Best runners do mysterious things, then next thing you know theres a Binance listing on a coin no one is talking about.
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متعب (@quwait2016) reported@bandaralmhlhel @VulcanForged My dear brother, if this market places a currency under "monitoring" status, it signals the entry of speculators looking to offload their holdings; the price might spike, but it won't last. However, if Jamie resolves the issue and Binance agrees to lift the
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DogeBillionaire (@fartcoinmaster) reported@WSVanHelsing @duje_matic yea those order walls really are only on binance.. scam **** exchange
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Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reportedDEXE isn't ready yet — after a ~16% drop, price is pinned under a ceiling near $41.40 with the next real floor all the way down at ~$22.50. Reclaiming $41.40 on a 4-hour close (with Bitcoin steadying) is what would put it back in play. The setup is unattractive here for one simple reason: the reward is tiny and the risk is huge. There's less than 3% of open air overhead before price runs into resistance, but if the current $40 area gives way, there's no meaningful support until roughly $22.50. That's not a trade you lean into — that's a trade you wait on. Under the hood, sellers are still in control. On the 4-hour chart, momentum is pointed down and hasn't shown any real attempt to turn. On the 1-hour, price nudged to a slightly higher high while the underlying strength made a lower one — a quiet tell that buyers are getting tired even when the chart looks like it's trying. There's also clear evidence of forced selling right at current levels, which is rarely a one-and-done event. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin itself is soft, the dollar is grinding higher, and over the past week money has been rotating out of alts and back into Bitcoin. That's a rough environment to be long a mid-cap here. The one small positive is a bounce off very oversold conditions on the 15-minute chart, but a short-term bounce into a wall isn't a reason to step in. What would flip this: a decisive 4-hour close back above $41.40 with Bitcoin stabilizing, or a proper flush toward the $38 area where real buyers show up. Until then, DEXE is a watch, not a lean. — 📡 On the Radar · $DEXE · Available on Binance
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NIROB (@prime6exe) reported@BinanceWallet Anyone can help me😭 I bought $50 from an admin. Two days later, that admin contacted support, claiming they had sent the money to me by mistake. The Binance admin banned my account because of him, and now they are asking me to refund $50 to that seller; if I issue the refund, I will lose out in both ways.
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The Bull Q🐂 (@TheBull1123) reported🚨BREAKING: 64,900,000 $XRP just hit Binance from a Ripple-linked wallet. Meanwhile, price is dumping... WTF is going on???
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100xLeverage (@leverage100x16) reported@bnbcaptain @cz_binance Must burn to support builders if not CZ is not serious and Binanc chain is dead and Only there for Binance Alpha scam