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 (83%)
• Website (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Beaucaire	Transactions	16 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	18 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

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  Ak47♛ (@HolaItsAk47) reported 1 minute ago

  Red market. Two words that can make people panic fast but honestly it’s just market language, not a full story. A red market usually means prices are moving lower and many assets are showing losses on the screen. In crypto, stocks or commodities, red is commonly used to show downside movement while green shows prices moving up. But the important thing is this: red does not automatically mean “the market is dead” or “everything will keep falling.” Sometimes markets turn red because traders are taking profits. Sometimes it happens because of wider economic pressure, weak sentiment, liquidations, news events, or simply because prices moved too fast and need to cool down. A red market is more like a snapshot of what is happening right now. It tells us price is under pressure at that moment but it does not predict what happens next. This is why reacting emotionally can be risky. Seeing red candles and instantly panic selling without understanding the reason behind the move can lead to bad decisions. At the same time, blindly buying every dip just because prices are lower is also not smart. The better habit is to pause and ask: Is this a short-term pullback or a bigger market shift? Is volume increasing or fading? Are major support levels holding? Is the move happening across the whole market or only one sector? Is there any major news or macro factor behind it? A red market is normal. Every market goes through rising and falling phases. The goal is not to fear red days, but to understand them better. Learn the terms before reacting to the headlines. The more you understand market language, the calmer your decisions become. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  DREAMMAKERS 💸 (@Dreammakers66) reported 1 minute ago

  @Dani_6686 @binance Binance's vetting process clearly isn't working.

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  Esam Trading (@EsamTrading) reported 5 minutes ago

  $HYPE Liquidation Heat Map Analysis (30D) 1- Massive upside liquidity pools from 58 → 63 → 66-73+. Especially notable are the tall orange Binance bars and the aggressive green line ramp-up (180M+ potential on the right axis). This setup screams short squeeze potential if momentum holds. 2- Downside liquidity appears lighter below current levels after the recent flush, with earlier clusters already cleared during the drop. 3- High volatility expected: Price is emerging from a capitulation low into a zone with stacked upside liquidity. A sustained push above 58 could ignite a strong squeeze higher. 4- Bullish bias in the short term if we hold above the 54-56 support and start clearing the next resistance clusters. The recovery structure + building upside liq favors continuation toward 63-70+. #hype #hypeusdt #Hyperliquid

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  Cripto_signal.03 (@Criptoprime0) reported 8 minutes ago

  Pushing down 📉 Binance Futures $BAKE/ $USDT Take-Profit target 2 ✅ Profit: 155.7377% 📈 Period: 2 Days 3 Hours 15 Minutes ⏰

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  Chanakya Neeti (@ChanakyaNeeti77) reported 9 minutes ago

  @js_kaplan He took $500 million from Chinese crook @cz_binance & scam exchange @binance for purchasing Twitter platform. So Spacex should not be surprise a at all. He is deeply connected with Chinese, that is how he gets his **** coin $doge pumped and then dumped.

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  Luiz (@Luiz70998251505) reported 11 minutes ago

  @litecoin @SatoshiLite I'm Tafarel,39,unemployed 3yrs. Turning 40 on June 27. If just 1 follower of God could help with 1 LTC, it will change my life! Not asking money for a house, just a hand. God willing. Binance LTC: LaVGvXXscBirjBggA1a6yecA7m4RVLjDrf

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  .🧯 (@Sweeteriotweets) reported 14 minutes ago

  @WatcherGuru They literally destroyed crypto with the help of those crypto gatekeepers like Binance

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  Elev8 (@nugz_elev8) reported 17 minutes ago

  This is what I'm saying. $prxvt A project working alongside ETH Foundation, Binance team, OKX, and Virtuals and its under 5 mil MC. This will be sitting at 50 mil in no time. Huge day tomorrow. $kta $bankr $lbeam $jotchua $gitlawb $nock $tibbir $clawbank $base $eth $sibyl $virtual $vvv $aero $velvet $SERV CA: 0x4b5D32A07b8d3eC5D6928cAa30196f8dd6a7C5A9

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  bobesh · DeFi & OpSec (@CryptoBobesh) reported 19 minutes ago

  "Decentralised" is one of the most overused words in crypto. A system is not decentralised just because it has a token or runs onchain. The better question is simple: Where can someone still stop you? A centralised system has one main operator. Think Binance, Coinbase, or your bank. That can be useful. You get easier login, customer support, faster UX, account recovery and clearer rules. But you also trust the centre. If that company is hacked, pressured, frozen by regulators, or becomes insolvent, your access can change very fast. A decentralised system works differently. Many independent participants help enforce the rules. Bitcoin is the clean example. - No company owns the network. Full nodes can verify blocks and transactions against public rules. Uniswap is the DeFi example. - You can swap through smart contracts instead of leaving funds with a traditional exchange. But this is where people get tricked: - Decentralised does not mean "no trust anywhere". - A protocol can be decentralised in one layer and still centralised in another. Examples: - smart contract is onchain, but the website is controlled by one team - DEX exists, but liquidity depends on a few whales - DAO exists, but insiders hold most voting power - self-custody exists, but users still sign bad approvals - network is open, but most users rely on the same RPC or front-end So do not ask only: "Is it decentralised?" 🔍Ask these instead: 1. Who holds the assets? 2. Who verifies the rules? 3. Who can upgrade the protocol? 4. Who controls the front-end? 5. Can I exit without permission? Centralisation gives convenience. Decentralisation gives resilience. Most crypto systems sit somewhere between the two. The label matters less than the trust map. Save this before judging any chain, protocol or exchange. Which of these five questions do you check first when looking at a new project? Drop your answer below.

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  Crypto Man MAB (@MabMan338) reported 23 minutes ago

  a red market prices are going down across the board. when you open coingecko or binance and basically everything has a red percentage next to it? that's a red market. simple as that on the surface.

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  عبدالله بن مانع الحميقاني (@abdulla_ali1986) reported 26 minutes ago

  @WatcherGuru @cz_binance Oct 10 proved Binance is a ticking time bomb. Tanking the market and calling it a 'technical error' is a massive red flag. Anyone still using them out of laziness has zero right to complain when their funds evaporate. Staying with Binance now is pure financial negligence

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  Shami.sui🦭\acc (@Shami_sui) reported 27 minutes ago

  Let me explain what happened to $WAL in simple words ~ The project raised $140M from serious investors at a $2 Billion valuation. Today the market cap is $76M. That means you can buy the whole project for less than half of what institutions paid for it. So what went wrong ~ ~ Too many tokens released too fast ~ Binance listing brought free tokens that hit the market immediately ~ Worst alt season in years hit at the same time ~ BTC down 50% dragged everything with it What did not change ~ ~ Walrus is still the only serious decentralized storage layer for AI and DeFi ~ The team ships every single week without complaining about price ~ The investors who paid $2B valuation are still locked in When fundamentals stay strong and price keeps dropping one of two things happens ~ Either the project dies or the market corrects its mistake. Look at the shipping history and decide which one this is $WAL $SUI

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  KanjiTRX (@KanjiTRX_) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Eternals_io It is because Binance Alpha and Binance Futures are not the same market. Futures can continue trading based on the contract's mark price and expectations, while Alpha reflects the actual spot liquidity available for the token. When a token gets hit by a major exploit, hack, or liquidity collapse, spot markets can gap down violently because people are dumping the real asset, while futures may take time to catch up through liquidations and funding adjustments. In short: one market is trading the actual token, the other is trading a derivative of it. During extreme events, price discovery can temporarily break.

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  Himanshu AKA Tarzan (@Himanshucrypt0) reported 27 minutes ago

  @JesuslVivas @binance Hey, I believe the claim option is already available for all the eligible users. Have you checked it yet? Some eligible users may not receive a notification, but they can still access the claim option in the app through the VIP Portal.

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  Coin Engineer (@CoinEngineerNet) reported 27 minutes ago

  A Chinese student studying in Japan reportedly turned $0.9 into $400,000 within 48 hours. What he was doing wasn’t normal trading. He was running high-frequency scalping on BTC 5-minute UP/DOWN markets. The core idea wasn’t predicting #Bitcoin’s direction, but exploiting time delays: Spot price moves first, while platforms like #Polymarket react slightly later. His bot takes advantage of this millisecond lag to enter trades before the market fully adjusts. It continuously monitors Binance real-time prices, 5-minute candles, TradingView signals, and liquidity flows. If it detects an “edge,” it trades. If not, it stays out. Risk management is strict: 0.5% risk per trade 2% daily max loss Hard stop-loss at -0.4% Runs locally, no cloud, no GPU reliance

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  Alyy_crypto (@heera_9999) reported 29 minutes ago

  $Bitcoin EARTH TO DOWN #binance #bitcoin

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Elio84657983364 @SonicLabs treasury isn't selling, they're buying back. allocated $1m for buybacks on binance, plus deflationary revenue from USSD and metropolis vaults burned 295k $S equivalent since march. price at $0.031, down 97% from $1.02 ATH in jan 2025. 24h vol $25m

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  Wajid (@Satoshi_B_T_C) reported 33 minutes ago

  Everyone is talking about Bitcoin again, and honestly, it feels different this time. Just a few days ago, the market was full of doubt. People were waiting on the sidelines, traders were playing it safe, and every bounce looked weak. Now the mood is changing. Bitcoin is getting attention again, and you can feel the energy coming back into the market. What makes this move interesting is that it is not happening because of one single reason. Markets usually move when several things start working together. Liquidity improves. Confidence returns. Short positions get pressured. ETF flows become a focus. Macro conditions start looking better. And slowly, fear turns into optimism. That is how strong trends often begin. Bitcoin has always been the leader of the crypto market. When BTC starts moving with strength, traders become more active, discussions return, and risk appetite grows across the board. The biggest mistake is looking only at the price. Behind every move, there is psychology, liquidity, positioning, sentiment, and market behavior all interacting at the same time. That is why this Bitcoin move matters. Not because everyone is talking about it. But because it feels like the market is starting to believe again. @binance #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Rei Researcher (@Satoureireal) reported 33 minutes ago

  Exchange Stablecoins Ratio (Binance) – Internal buying power has not yet returned - In the context of $BTC price sharply correcting to the 61k zone, on-chain data from CryptoQuant reflects pressure from the capital flow structure on Binance exchange: - The downward price momentum since mid-May has been accompanied by an upward shift in the Exchange Stablecoins Ratio. An increase in this ratio means that stablecoin reserves are becoming relatively low compared to the amount of $BTC on the exchange. The current buying power is not yet strong enough to fully absorb the selling pressure, leaving the price vulnerable in the short term. - For $BTC to establish a sustainable bottom zone, this indicator needs to show clear signs of cooling down—evidence that stablecoin capital flows are returning to the system to trigger demand. This phase requires patience in observing the movement of #stablecoin capital flow before confirming a reversal signal.

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  Julius Elum (@JuliusElum) reported 33 minutes ago

  $VELVET keeps printing new high 🔥💰📉🐳 It's done 4X from the price I called it on the 10th of MAY Here is what you need to understand about Binance Alpha TGEs and Ai narratives You risk properly among few top TGEs Let's say 10 tokens. But only make sure you're buying the bottom. There is no way 6 out of that 10 tokens won't pump. And the least pump will be 5X Let's say you risked $10k on the 10 tokens. And 6 of them delivered 5X at least That's $30k profit. And your loss would be $4k Although, there is no way the 4 tokens that didn't perform will dump to zero. So, you in reality, your $4k won't go down to dust.

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  ሀሪስ (@Harri1_8) reported 34 minutes ago

  @BinanceAfrica @binance @BinanceAfrica please help me my account is permanently banned

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  Julius Elum (@JuliusElum) reported 35 minutes ago

  $MAGMA printed another new all time high.🐳💰🔥 I gave you $MAGMA at $0.1 price zone. It's currently sitting at $0.5 price zone. X subscribers tips— Being afraid of Market dump is like being afraid of pain yet you want a shaped physique. Disciplined trades embrace all market conditions. If you're often panicked about Market dump, it's obvious you over-risked. Market dump reveals: (1) What's worth holding. (2) What Binance Alpha TGEs and Ai narratives tokens to double down on that doesn't follow BTC movement. (3) What TGEs token to reduce your exposure. (4) New token buy opportunities to execute. 90% of traders are scared of market dump because they're so obsessed about being right and green candles that they get terribly disappointed when there is a dump and their positions are in loss. If you trade my strategy, you won't have any reason to be fearful. You might not make life-changing money overnight, but if you stick long enough in the market, you will change your finances.

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  Aftabahmad (@Aftabahmad6252) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Umairorkz Please help me trade for free binance

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  Nisar Ahammed AP (@ApNisarap98) reported 37 minutes ago

  @SplendidMite @vechainofficial @sunshinelu24 Vet rank down to 81 in binance sunny poooo coin touching zero soon and delist from binance soon

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  Djani (@DjaniWhaleSkul) reported 38 minutes ago

  Daily Market Report #761 TLDR It’s Wednesday. One day until the World Cup kicks off with Mexico vs South Africa, and the market decided to dump again right on schedule. The bounce lasted exactly 2 days. Fear & Greed is at 9. Bounce sold. Lows retested. CPI prints today after the hot May print started this whole correction. PPI and jobless claims come tomorrow. This decides if we get a real bottom attempt or another leg down. Before crypto, the official FIFA Fantasy League is live. I created my own league called Crypto Bulls. Code: 7KCBLPWG The market can dump. Football still wins. The crypto World Cup tie-ins are real too. $LINK will power the official FIFA World Cup prediction market partner, enabling instant payouts and resolutions for football fans. Another massive Chainlink integration. Token still at $7.70. Will it ever come back? We will see. $BTC is sitting at $61,232, down 3.1%. Dominance still around 56%. BTC ETFs posted their second-highest weekly outflows ever, while CZ says Bitcoin will not stay dead for too long. Easy to say. Harder to live through. $ETH is sitting at $1,625, down another 4%. BitMine added 127,000 ETH and now holds 5.5M ETH. Tom Lee is buying a quarter billion of ETH per week into the worst ETH tape in a decade. Either one of the greatest contrarian stories of the cycle or the most expensive one. $SOL is at $64.20. Helius migrated its 300TB Solana archive to RocksDB, cutting storage in half and making queries 10x faster. The infrastructure keeps compounding regardless. $XRP is at $1.11, sliding back toward the $1 zone. $BNB is at $585, while Binance keeps delisting last-cycle runners. $HYPE is at $55.47, down 10.5%. Felix is sunsetting its HIP-3 DEX on Hyperliquid, and the whole perp DEX trade is deleveraging. But Coinbase is now the official deployer of Hyperliquid’s USDC treasury, and $NEAR hinted at a HYPE partnership. $STRK was the only green name in my universe after StarkWare activated Shielded mode for the Starknet privacy layer. $SUI opened confidential transfers on Devnet. $XMR is at $309. $ZEC is at $429. Ironwood is officially set for July, bringing formal verification and a supply-audit upgrade after the silent-minting failure. Circle launched Circle BTC, a 1:1 BTC-backed token. After watching Circle freeze the Zama contract last month, I understand the appeal. But if Circle can freeze $USDC, they can freeze wrapped Bitcoin too. THORChain published an 11-step restart plan post-hack. SpaceX IPO demand is now absurd. Over $250B in investor demand against $75B being raised. Nearly 4x oversubscribed. AI keeps eating the world while crypto bleeds. Anthropic unveiled Claude Fable 5, and I tested it on some of my projects. Fear & Greed at 9. Join my league: 7KCBLPWG What are you watching now?

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  Crypto Diva (@Anita1Diva) reported 43 minutes ago

  @ALT3R3GO420 @binance A 1,600% pump with a non-working website is a major red flag for any token.

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  Luke Dunshea (@elldeeone) reported 46 minutes ago

  @brt2412 @krakenfx @MEXC Yes, it's merely a business decision AFAIK. Some operate exclusively behind the scenes on top of Fireblocks. My understanding is that it's kinda like whitelabeling, the exchange is able to do whatever they want but all integrations run through fireblocks backend. So when a situation arises when a project isn't on fireblocks then thats a major blocker. I suppose they could make exceptions but it seems unlikely. For example, Kraken has been publicly discussed by those close to the integration as one of the most lengthy processes - apparently taking 6+ months by their devs to vet, test, build associated in-house infra to support it. I say all this but it seems the norm that most T1 exchanges seem to run their own infra so if your next question is related to Binance, i find it highly unlikely they don't have a complete custom in-house solution (this is all speculation tho).

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  2xnmore (@2xnmore) reported 55 minutes ago

  While you were buying memecoins, Franklin Templeton just handed millions of crypto users direct access to US capital markets for the first time. No broker. No wire transfer. No paperwork. Just a wallet. A $1.7 trillion asset manager just tokenised five of its ETFs on Ondo Finance. Growth. Large cap. Fixed income. Equity income. Gold. The same products that have been locked behind accreditation requirements and geographic borders for decades are now one tap away from anyone with a crypto wallet. Trading 247. No brokerage account required. Ondo Global Markets crossed $1 billion in tokenised stocks and ETFs in under eight months. The growth is not slowing. It is accelerating every single month because the demand has always been there. The rails just did not exist until now. They exist now. Binance, OKX, BitGet, and Gates are already plugged into the distribution network. That is hundreds of millions of users with a pathway to institutional grade US market products they have never had access to before. What is coming next according to Ondo's own roadmap. Custom baskets and model portfolios combining crypto, stocks, commodities, and ETFs in a single wallet. Perpetual swaps on tokenised assets. Prime brokerage on chain before the year ends. Franklin Templeton does not partner with experiments. They back infrastructure they intend to scale. $ONDO is still not priced as the global on-ramp for traditional finance. Every week, retail argues about the next memecoin is another week, smart money accumulates the quiet replacement of the system. The financial system is not being disrupted loudly. It is being rebuilt in silence. By the time the majority catches on, the positioning will already be done. Agree or cap. Drop it below.

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  Ashvini (@Ashvinitwt) reported 57 minutes ago

  @WatcherGuru Binance collected $400 Million in stocks in just ONE week... And SEC spent 3 years trying to shut them down 😭 The Villain always wins.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 59 minutes ago

  BFUSD isn't a setup — it's a dollar-pegged token, and there's nothing here to trade. The whole reason this one landed on the radar is a momentum trigger that fired on the short-term chart. On any normal coin, that's a signal worth digging into. On BFUSD, it's measuring noise. The price has barely left $1.00 — across every timeframe from the daily down to the 15-minute, the chart is a flat line drifting between $0.9994 and $0.9998. That's not a trend, a base, or a reversal. That's a peg doing its job. The deeper problem is structural. A coin engineered to sit at one dollar has no real support to lean on and no real resistance to break. There's no room for it to "run," because running was never the design. Layer on extremely thin trading volume, and even small orders can knock the price around in ways that have nothing to do with directional conviction. So this is the kind of alert worth understanding rather than acting on: the signal is technically valid, but the instrument it's pointing at can't deliver the move the signal implies. Pattern only matters if the vehicle can express it. BFUSD only becomes interesting if it loses its peg and starts trading like a normal coin with real daily ranges. Until then, there's simply no upside to chase here. — 📘 Pass Note · $BFUSD · Available on Binance