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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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July 11: Problems at Binance

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Most Reported Problems

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

  • 56% Transactions (56%)
  • 33% Website (33%)
  • 11% Mobile App (11%)

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Itu Website 6 days ago
Seattle Website 7 days ago
Nice Mobile App 16 days ago
Beaucaire Transactions 2 months ago
Beaucaire Transactions 2 months ago
Vigo Website 2 months ago
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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • joesonicc
    joe dirt (@joesonicc) reported

    @SonicLabs Addresses some issues Mint infinite on Binance warning is not one that has been addressed

  • BatuOnChain
    Batuhan (@BatuOnChain) reported

    @sunshinebinance @sheikhfahadsays @binance It’s working for me

  • BRT619
    Brock Rhodes Tucker (@BRT619) reported

    @blockdagnetwork Curious what @binance thinks since they are having them on AMA’s and seems they fully support them. Yet binance doesn’t even have bdag listed as a tradeable token.

  • JDpublicenemy
    John Dillinger (@JDpublicenemy) reported

    @puddles42069 imagine boom now BINANCE listing, or some ****! everyone would be in disbelief. We are positioned and runnnn it

  • bigtimetapin
    bigtime (@bigtimetapin) reported

    @thedavidgorski We're gonna have to fight like hell! RH has a **** ton of retail flow, today. Same with binance. Not to mention the other tradfis who will follow RH. They'll all be competing for the same fragmented liquidity, tho. And we'll be slowly compounding onchain until it's the biggest f pool of capital on the plant.

  • __finality__
    VelVet (@__finality__) reported

    @BleapApp @binance Hey there, my funds have been stuck on Bleap for almost a week now. I’ve already provided several documents to verify my source of funds. Your support team initially replied (once every 24h), but it has been 2 days now without any response. Could someone please look into this?

  • trozan006
    Trozan The Builder (@trozan006) reported

    SKHY Is Live on Nasdaq. But the Bigger Question Is: Where Are You Trading It? The biggest foreign share sale in U.S. history is finally trading. SK Hynix (SKHY) arrived on Nasdaq after demand exceeded supply by more than 7x. Most people are focused on the ticker. I was focused on something else. Where does the liquidity actually come from? Since rSKHY is brand new, I used NVIDIA as the benchmark. Both are closely tied through the AI supply chain, and NVDA provides a reliable way to compare execution quality across platforms. So I opened four screens side by side: ➩ TradingView (Nasdaq reference price) ➩ @bitget rToken ➩ @Gate xStock ➩ @binance bStock The difference was obvious. So, Bitget order book stayed noticeably deeper, with more size sitting at the best bid and ask. Larger liquidity means orders can be absorbed with less slippage, tighter execution, and prices that stay closer to the underlying Nasdaq market. A deep order book matters far more than a headline price. Two platforms may display nearly identical prices, but if one has thin liquidity, a larger order can move the market against you before it's fully filled. That's exactly why execution quality matters on day one of a major listing like SKHY. For anyone trading rSKHY, what matters isn't just getting access. It's getting access with liquidity that reflects the real market. I recorded the comparison live so anyone can verify it themselves. Open Bitget, Gate, Binance, and TradingView during U.S. market hours, compare the order books side by side, and see which venue holds up when liquidity matters most. That's the difference I wanted to measure before placing a trade.

  • AyeshaAhmeed_
    Ayesha Ahmed (@AyeshaAhmeed_) reported

    @HARLEY_ATH @binance More access means more opportunities

  • im_serPAI
    SerPAI (@im_serPAI) reported

    $USDT on Ethereum just posted its biggest ever single-day exchange outflow at $5.03B on July 8, topping the June 2022 record of $4.43B. Same week: a $2.5B burn, Binance TRON reserves below $1B, active stablecoin addresses down 36%. Dry powder or the exit door.

  • 100xfinder
    JE 🧙‍♂️ (@100xfinder) reported

    solana:USD1ttGY1N17NEEHLmELoaybftRBUSErhqYiQzvEmuB on Binance is a total scam. They offer ~8% APY on up to $2,000, but when you convert USD1 into BTC or USDT, the platform fee is almost $50. That’s insane. Check the screenshots to see what I mean. I withdrew $1,000 from Earn to Spot, and when I converted it to BTC, it turned into only ~$950. Looks like they’re keeping that $50 to pay for the 8% APY they’re promoting… lmao… wtf. @binance @cz_binance @worldlibertyfi

  • circvsfiance
    sxro (@circvsfiance) reported

    Yeah I was one of the mfs fudding solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump when it was barely 100M mc, but its performance driven by its community so far shows it might be worth a small allocation in the sol bag along with jup, and these are MY reasons: 1. Just listed on hyperliquid, and you know that when they do list a new coin it's because they don't see it as a pump and dump type performance. Only 2 sol native markets were listed: uSol, FARTCOIN, and now Ansem. Remember when LAB did a 10x in a few days, RAVE did another 20x, only to now be down 90%, and some dexs started listing those shitcoins in order to increase their total volume? Well, now they are 90% down from their ath. Do you think Jeff would risk his reputation by listing a shitcoin like some dexs do? 2. It has a reputed community, with it's prime mover being the most influencial guy on solana (@blknoiz06) That's more than enough for some investors with a stupid ammount of money lol. 3. Bear market momentum. No CEX is going to be listing memecoins for now. Once attention shifts away from blue chip coins toward newer stuff, there's going to be pressure on them to start listing new tickers. Binance even listed peanut, who ******** keeps buying that. CEX listing -> wider market exposure. Simple. 4. Volume is still holding around85-100M/day, that's the one genuinely bullish signal left, dead coins don't move that kind of size. Also, intraday vol is brutal, -20-30% swings are normal rn. Still high risk/high spec, not a core position until it stabilizes. You know, solana isn't the most attractive chain for trading normally, but there are still some opportunities in the long term. Don't get fooled by some payed creators sending it to 900mc in a few days. That said I'd give it an honest 2x from now to 1 month. DYOR

  • Eugene_Bulltime
    Eugene Bulltime.🕯️ (@Eugene_Bulltime) reported

    Polymarket Perps - Extract, Not, Innovate. Why It's Not a Competitor for Lighter & Hyperliquid I understand the hype around Polymarket Perps, but it's clear to me that it's a Tier-C exchange. It could be called a Tier-B purely because of the brand, but nothing more. Polymarket Perps hasn't come up with anything new; they're simply leveraging their existing audience for additional monetization. Their technology is dYdX v3 from 2020. - Offchain orderbook - Offchain order matching - Offchain liquidation engine - Managed by the team It's another CEX with some PerpDEX elements in the form of self-custody. ________________ But it's not the transparent financial infrastructure built by the Lighter and Hyperliquid teams. Furthermore, due to this type of architecture, their applicability to DeFi is limited. This isn't bringing anything new or useful - it's simply extracting profits from its users, farmers, and gamblers. It's also interesting that they don't use a finely tuned vault, like Lighter, Hyperliquid, and many other PerpDEXs. They have an 'insurance fund' • absorbing losses and accumulating profits • with no access rights for ordinary investors looks like echoes of BitMEX and Binance ___________________ Polymarket Perps is a CEX trying to enter in PerpDEX wave. I can't understand why a team that has raised billions of dollars in investment couldn't build a solution even remotely resembling PerpDEX. Instead of moving the industry forward and building transparent financial systems, Polymarket takes existing solutions and rolls them over. It seems like the team is simply chasing competitors and profits, and hastily built a futures trading solution just to keep up. _________________ Professional market players won't use such systems. They've been burned too many times by the existing problems on CEX (remember FTX & MtGox. Polymarket's focus is looking as retail extraction.

  • YYeong73820
    CYyyyyy Yoo (@YYeong73820) reported

    @CryptoSlate @akibablade "Some withdrawals may not be processed" is a completely unacceptable and irresponsible excuse. Hiding behind compliance transitions to socialize losses is a toxic practice that damages the core trust of the entire crypto industry. This could trigger a dangerous domino effect for listed projects and innocent users. ​Instead of forcing a quiet wind-down and freezing funds, AscendEX must actively pursue institutional recovery paths, M&A, or strategic restructuring through industry leadership networks (like Binance IRI) to secure liquidity. ​The community is closely watching. We demand real transparency and a responsible resolution, not a prolonged delay tactic.

  • bobbyong
    Bobby Ong (@bobbyong) reported

    Some people have asked me what do I think of this current bear cycle - does it feel worse than previous cycles? Or previous cycles were much worse? Short answer to this question is that - to me, this bear cycle feels pretty much exactly the same as the previous 3 bear cycles that I've gone through. Perhaps I'm also a bit desensitized to price movements by now. Long answer to this question is that how one feels during the bear cycle depends entirely on each individual's circumstances. Are your funds safe, did you get liquidated, did you get hacked, did you manage to sell during the bull cycle, did you lose your job, is your company growing etc. For example, if you had all your crypto stuck in FTX or Terra's ecosystem in the previous bear cycle, that must have felt like hell to you to have all your liquid assets disappear overnight. This cycle, we didn't have any ecosystem going entirely belly up, so this bear may have felt like a breeze instead. For some other folks, this cycle could be terrible cause if you had been trading futures on Binance, you would have been liquidated with the 10/10 incident last year. It was not a spot blowup, but almost everyone trading futures had their account blew up. Or maybe you were using some DeFi protocols and unfortunately got your funds drained from one of the many hacks that took place this year and saw them all disappear. Or maybe you have been trading alts, and alts have been bleeding since Jan 2025. It's been nearly 18 months of down only negative news cycle with no light at the end of the tunnel, and quite frankly this is depressing. This cycle is horrible as the ATH bull that we were promised for all our tokens like ETH, SOL etc all did not appear. Yes, we briefly touched ATH but it wasn't a sustained period of elevated prices way beyond the ATH. Or maybe you lost your job and that's a horrible feeling this cycle. Or maybe you work in a company involved with stablecoins or tokenization and despite the bear market, you are busier than ever and on track for a big bonus cause Wall Street can't get enough of this right now. If you had been prudent and taken profit last year before the 10/10 incident, then this cycle would not be as bad for you. You probably would have learned your lesson by now and probably also wiser to know what to expect this cycle. So yea, that's my long answer on how I answer this question on whether this bear cycle is worse or not. It all depends on your own circumstance. We learn to be a bit stronger each bear cycle. Stay strong this bear cycle. We are hopefully coming towards the end soon.

  • trader_raiii
    Trader Rai (@trader_raiii) reported

    $SKHY still in its price discovery phase after listing on Binance, so sharp moves and quick reversals are completely normal. The first rejection shows profit-taking, but buyers stepped back in and pushed the price higher again. As long as the 172-170 zone holds, bulls still have the advantage. A clean break above 177.5 could open the door to the 180-185 range. If the price loses support, expect another healthy pullback before the next move.

  • DenisDandara
    Dandara Denis 💹🧲 (@DenisDandara) reported

    🔥🔥#DailyRoundup🔥🔥 👨‍💻Experts report a rapid recovery in Bitcoin demand and an ongoing bottoming-out process. 🇪🇺Binance is in talks to secure a license in the EU, says Richard Teng. 💻SWIFT has announced the launch of its own blockchain-based ledger system and a pilot program involving 17 global banks to facilitate 24/7 cross-border payments using deposit tokens. 🤖Antiquarian booksellers report that AI-linked companies are buying up old books. 🇺🇸The US Treasury has tightened oversight of Binance, according to media reports. 💻MARA Holdings is purchasing a 490-hectare site in Texas for $600 million to build an AI and Bitcoin mining data center. 🐳A "Satoshi-era" whale—dormant for 16 years—has awakened; it moved 40 BTC purchased for a pittance in 2010, realizing a profit of $2,540,000. 👨‍💼CZ showcased one of 5,000 retail locations in Kazakhstan where cryptocurrency can now be accepted via Alatau City Bank POS terminals powered by Binance Pay. 🇯🇵Japanese companies are accumulating more Bitcoin and XRP amid the yen's depreciation, reports SBI. 🚫DeFi platform Zapper has announced it is shutting down completely after nearly seven years of development. NEWS

  • only_one_akshat
    crypto akshat (@only_one_akshat) reported

    Binance shuts down DOJ cooperation rumors. Full steam ahead! #Binance #Crypto

  • 0xturbanurban
    0xturbanurban (@0xturbanurban) reported

    @JasonYanowitz Was just having this convo with someone; a constant pattern of: -> disruption -> get the attention of regulators -> parlay a seat at the table / pay fines -> become one of the incumbents Numerous cases: PayPal, Robinhood, Block/Square, Revolut, SoFi, Coinbase, Binance, etc.

  • Seemore170
    ToM (@Seemore170) reported

    @blknoiz06 @blknoiz06 I lost over $25,000 trying to recover losses too fast. Starting again from absolute zero now. These screenshots are from my Binance/MEXC history. I’m not asking for luxury — just one real opportunity. Even a small chance could genuinely change my life. I can privately verify everything through Binance/MEXC if needed. If anyone can help this reach Ansem, I’d truly appreciate it. 🙏

  • icheckchart
    icheckchart💹 (@icheckchart) reported

    @binance What is this ****

  • Max_Joshy11
    Josh 🔶 (@Max_Joshy11) reported

    @TCryptochicks @binance Ya , btw despite my support for $TCC as an OG bnbchain **** , didn’t get a bag from community tho But glad I did help and still helping in my little way

  • exolablog247
    Exola Blog (@exolablog247) reported

    Nigeria Presses Pause On Binance Tax Case As Settlement Talks Outlive Court Sessions Court cases often begin with loud accusations, only for everyone to suddenly discover the beauty of quiet conversations somewhere along the way. Perhaps even legal battles occasionally get tired of arguing. In Nigeria, the long running dispute between the Federal Government and cryptocurrency exchange Binance has taken another pause, not because the issues have disappeared, but because both sides say they are still trying to settle the matter outside the courtroom while the legal clock keeps ticking. The Federal High Court in Abuja has adjourned the alleged tax evasion case involving the Federal Government and Binance Holdings Limited until September 24 to allow both parties continue discussions aimed at reaching an out of court settlement. Justice Emeka Nwite granted the adjournment after counsel to the Federal Government, Moses Ideho, informed the court that negotiations between the government and the cryptocurrency company were still ongoing. The judge had earlier fixed the hearing date in May after lawyers representing both sides disclosed that settlement discussions were already in progress. Binance had initially sought an amicable resolution of the dispute on March 24, and those discussions are still continuing.

  • NovaraCap
    Novara Capital (@NovaraCap) reported

    US Department of Justice Warns Prosecutors of Potentially Reduced Cooperation from Binance. The Exchange Denies the Claims. According to The Information, in early June, Rachel Jones, the U.S. Department of Justice’s counsel for digital asset issues, sent a memo to prosecutors warning that Binance may become less cooperative. The memo reportedly stated that the exchange plans to impose stricter requirements for requests to freeze and seize assets. A copy of the letter also reached prosecutor Kevin Mosley. A Binance spokesperson strongly denied the allegations, stating that there have been no changes — and there will be none — in the company’s cooperation with U.S. law enforcement agencies. The exchange suggested that the DOJ’s interpretation may have stemmed from a misunderstanding of requirements set by the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) regulator. Binance emphasized that it has no intention of altering its procedures for handling requests from the United States.

  • trasharun
    Harun Eroğlu (@trasharun) reported

    @binance The Binance app stole $7,000 of my funds. I contacted customer service, and they blocked me. The Binance app is a thief and a scammer. User-16bc7 ID: 343880937 This is my Binance account. They track you via IP address, track your coins, and steal your funds.

  • Octop3s
    Octopus (@Octop3s) reported

    like i’ve been saying, offering a card alone is just one small piece of the puzzle. the real goal is getting into people’s local payment systems so they can use crypto to pay bills, buy groceries, pay for internet basically use it in their day-to-day lives. the only CEX that’s really getting this right, in my opinion, is @Bybit_Official through Bybit Pay. even though Binance launched a similar product first, you couldn’t really use it for local payments. you mainly use crypto to buy gift cards, send crypto to other Binance users, or pay merchants that already accept Binance Pay. in some countries you can scan QR codes to pay, but the merchant still has to integrate Binance Pay first. there’s also crypto friction in the mix. if the person you’re paying doesn’t accept crypto, you can’t really pay them. Bybit Pay changes that. you can pay anyone in real life without them even realizing crypto rails are being used underneath. right now they’re focusing on LATAM and Africa: • send money directly to local bank accounts in Nigeria or through mobile money across parts of West Africa. • send money in Brazil through Pix and in Mexico through SPEI. the payment comes from your crypto balance, but the person on the other side just receives local currency. they don’t even know crypto was involved. that’s much closer to crypto’s end goal. obviously there are still issues today FX fees, conversion spreads, and other inefficiencies. but that’s normal. we’re still in the very early stages. as adoption scales, pricing should become much more competitive. and honestly, most people don’t even care that much about those FX fees at the moment when you compare them to what traditional finance already charges them. so i see this as a step in the right direction. keep building.

  • BaconExpat
    Bacon Expat (@BaconExpat) reported

    @_0xghost_ If Robinhood's CEO doesn't **** it up, it can be #1. the bar is pretty low, IMHO it would be difficult to fumble the ball worse than Coinbase (absolute ******* retards) or Binance (terrible reputation as crooks). Robinhood just has to be slightly above average.

  • Greenpeace06_09
    Greenpeace.BNB.probablynothing.LUNC (@Greenpeace06_09) reported

    Binance took away 61B lunc from Vegas after 18 days after they realized he was a scammer. Are you dumb enough to continue to listen to that dirtbag? Lose your lunc for his sh$t coin. Not my problem. I help the educated. Morons listen to Vegas and BUY his scams which he calls BUILDING!!!! $LUNC

  • CryptoTeca__
    TECA (@CryptoTeca__) reported

    @XNXX_EN Binance is doubling down on the campaign instead of treating it as a one-off. Interesting to see where that leads.

  • bugxOr
    Gijsbert te Riet (@bugxOr) reported

    Bashar's campaign link was closed, and it's been 2 weeks since he's gotten any help. Please support him if you can via his Binance account.

  • BinanceHelpDesk
    Binance Customer Support (@BinanceHelpDesk) reported

    @Nkaa009 @cz_binance @binance Hello, It appears that you already have an active chat with the relevant team regarding your issue. We kindly advise you to continue cooperating with the team so they can help resolve it. Please return to the chat to receive the necessary guidance. Thank you. MM