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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

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.

August 12: Problems at Binance

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Most Reported Problems

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

  • 43% Transactions (43%)
  • 29% Website (29%)
  • 14% Mobile App (14%)
  • 14% Login (14%)

Live Outage Map

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Porto Alegre Transactions 8 days ago
Angers Login 1 month ago
Itu Website 1 month ago
Seattle Website 1 month ago
Nice Mobile App 2 months ago
Beaucaire Transactions 3 months ago
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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • CharlieWre39158
    Charlie Wren (@CharlieWre39158) reported

    @Bonk_Whale @binance @cz_binance Someone walked away with 20 million and Bonk has had no real explanation and is not trying to fix the problem,I down about 5000 dollars with about 750 million tokens holding till it does whatever.Had high hopes now not so much

  • AssetMarketCap
    AssetMarketCap (@AssetMarketCap) reported

    @binance Trading just got a lot more flexible, access to the world’s markets is a good thing. Let’s keep exchanging ideas just as freely.

  • its_me_sj_offl
    0xSuji_Web3 (@its_me_sj_offl) reported

    @Crypto__Haris UID binance - 373819096 following 2 months brother please help me 😭

  • NaoXprotocol
    NaoX Protocol (@NaoXprotocol) reported

    @binance NIST set 2030 as the cutoff for ECC-256, the curve family securing most custody wallets today. Harvest-now-decrypt-later collection against exposed public keys doesn't need a working quantum computer yet, only a reason to keep collecting

  • CrypticM0
    Cryptic (@CrypticM0) reported

    @sayinshallah now he wouldn't be able to do **** even with listing info because Binance listing is itself washed now, no one gives a **** about it lol

  • kerrylyy19
    Kerry19 (@kerrylyy19) reported

    Binance Was Still Racing the Clock Binance’s European licensing journey was more complicated. The exchange continued working toward MiCA authorisation while the deadline approached. Then, on June 24, 2026, Binance withdrew its MiCA application in Greece and said it would seek

  • ForTheCross_CH
    JESUSisLORD (@ForTheCross_CH) reported

    @Vern_Levine_ @binance My YouTube videos and Telegram were made private, with the reasons posted in my group. My website was replaced to be validator and LUNC focused.

  • Derekfitzpoe
    Derek Fitzgerald-Poe (@Derekfitzpoe) reported

    @UlexanderGaseff @MoonriverNW Well we simply dont know yet its possible its a minor clarification problem or needed documentation. A warning is not a for sure its over scenario. Zcash was on this watchlist at one point with Binance then it mooned hard last bull.

  • Kekius007
    Nova 加密货币 (@Kekius007) reported

    @Alek_Carter @binance @BinanceAcademy Take it slow, learn the ropes, and keep FOMO out of the driver’s seat.

  • btcliveco
    BTC Live (@btcliveco) reported

    Analysis: The liquidity backdrop for Bitcoin is deteriorating on multiple fronts simultaneously, and the data is unambiguous. USDT supply has shed $4 billion over 60 days, including $870 million in the last 11 days alone. Stablecoin contraction is historically one of the most reliable leading indicators of reduced buying power in crypto markets. Less dry powder means fewer bids. Long-term holder BTC balances are declining, with distribution outpacing accumulation at current rates. These are not weak hands selling. These are conviction holders reducing exposure into the $63,704 price level. Gold is up 2.08% today to $4,452.70 while BTC is down 1.37%. The Fear and Greed index sits at 29. Capital is rotating toward the old store of value precisely when Bitcoin needs institutional support most. That is the real test of the thesis. USDT supply down $870M in 11 days. Stablecoin supply is the fuel for crypto rallies. When it contracts this fast, bid support thins structurally. Wednesday's CPI print is the nearest catalyst to reverse this, but the structural drain does not wait for macro data. Long-term holder distribution accelerating while Binance BTC reserves hit a six-month high. Exchange inflows from conviction holders signal intent to sell, not hold. Supply accumulating on exchanges at $63,704 is a headwind until demand absorbs it.

  • eranbo
    eranbo (@eranbo) reported

    @sumitdoriya21 The post is fiction — engagement bait. A few reasons I'm confident: - The math is impossible. $68 → $6,732 in one night is a 99x return. Real arbitrage spreads are 0.05–0.5%, and Binance charges 0.1% per trade — so most "gaps" are negative after fees. 1/2

  • wisehw25
    Victor | 9-5 Traders (@wisehw25) reported

    Everyone thinks $ETH is broken because holders are underwater. That’s exactly why i’m paying attention. Binance $ETH NUPL has dropped back into a deeply negative zone. Look at the previous stress windows: 2019: extreme losses 2020: extreme losses 2022: extreme losses 2025: deep losses Now 2026: we’re back again. Different price. Same emotional damage. Every time NUPL gets crushed, ppl stop asking “how high can $ETH go?” They start asking “how do i get out?” That shift matters. I’ve learned the best accumulation zones dont arrive with bullish headlines. They arrive when unrealized losses get so painful that holders lose conviction. Could $ETH still fall further? Of course. But i’d rather study $ETH when holders are underwater than chase it when everyone is sitting on huge profits. Markets transfer assets from exhausted hands to patient ones. I’m watching this NUPL extreme closely. Follow now. I’ll call the turn while everyone else is still trying to escape at breakeven.

  • 0xkuncoro
    Kuncoro (@0xkuncoro) reported

    @MaxCrypto Worth sizing the realizable part. 4B ONE at the pre crash high of $0.00125 is about $5M nominal, while Binance turned over $10.4M of ONE in 24 hours total. Price is $0.00079 now, down 35.8%, low $0.00056. The mint was big, the exit was thin.

  • Logan_BTC__
    Logan BTC (@Logan_BTC__) reported

    Thinking about bought your first Bitcoin? Understand These 3 Things I remember when Bitcoin first caught my attention. The price was moving fast, everyone seemed to be talking about it, and it was easy to feel like I was already late. What I didn't realize at the time was that the hardest part wasn't buying Bitcoin. It was understanding what I was actually buying. Here are three things I wish I had learned first: 1. Know what Bitcoin is Bitcoin is a decentralized digital asset with a maximum supply of 21 million BTC. That limited supply is one of the fundamental characteristics that makes Bitcoin different from traditional forms of money. Before buying any asset, understanding its purpose, design, and basic mechanics should come before thinking about its price. 2. Expect volatility and understand fractions Bitcoin's price can move significantly in either direction. A green candle can create excitement. A sharp correction can create panic. Understanding that volatility beforehand can help you avoid making emotional decisions when the market moves. And you don't need to buy one whole Bitcoin. BTC can be purchased in smaller fractions, meaning you can learn about the asset without needing enough money to purchase an entire BTC. 3. Don't confuse attention with opportunity This is probably the lesson I would take most seriously. When everyone is talking about an asset, it's tempting to assume you need to buy immediately. But hype isn't research. FOMO isn't a strategy. Before making a decision, ask yourself: Do I understand what I'm buying? Do I understand the risks? Am I making this decision because of my own research or because everyone else is doing it? There's also something worth knowing about Binance's My First BTC campaign. Eligible first-time users may receive 7-day price protection on qualifying first trades, subject to the campaign's specific terms and conditions. It's important to understand what that means. Price protection doesn't eliminate market risk, guarantee profits, or make Bitcoin risk-free. It's a campaign feature not a substitute for understanding the asset. If I could give my younger self one piece of advice, it would be simple: Slow down. Learn what Bitcoin is. Understand its volatility. Ignore the pressure to act because of hype. Then make your own decision. The first step into crypto should begin with knowledge not FOMO. Educational content only. Not financial advice. Always use official sources, check the latest campaign terms, understand the risks, and do your own research. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

  • rume19499
    subur (@rume19499) reported

    @binance **** you @binance , We lost a lot because you delisted

  • Vern_Levine_
    V Levine (@Vern_Levine_) reported

    @ForTheCross_CH @binance Hey I have a bunch of LUNC staked in your validator, but I was curious what happened to all your YouTube videos and your webpage that had dreams/prophecies on it. did you feel like you had a need to take all that down?

  • ForTheCross_CH
    JESUSisLORD (@ForTheCross_CH) reported

    @LeonardoLUNC @binance Only Binances internal wallet movements are presently whitelisted, though we have the capacity to offer even further whitelisting. Deposits from the chain by users to Binance and withdrawals to the chain are subject to the 1.5% tax. Having deposits and withdrawals down means people are not sending to Binance or able to withdraw new LUNC from Binance to the chain, significantly impacting on-chain volume and burns. I have reviewed your tracker which provides helpful information.

  • Azamofficial57
    AzamRaja (@Azamofficial57) reported

    What to Know Before Buying Your First Bitcoin Most days I’m watching charts, trying not to buy the first green candle that makes me feel late. Bitcoin is especially good at punishing that reflex. For a first buy, I think the real risk isn’t just volatility. It’s buying without knowing what you’re actually signing up for. A sharp move can happen faster than your thesis changes, and FOMO makes people confuse price movement with information. I’d rather slow down, check custody, fees, market conditions, and understand why I’m buying before touching the order button. DYOR sounds boring until the market gets ugly. Binance’s My First Bitcoin campaign is interesting for a different reason. Eligible first trades may come with 7-day price protection, though availability and conditions vary by region. I see that more as a learning buffer than a reason to rush. Bitcoin can move violently. Your first trade doesn’t need to. I’m watching whether these protections help newcomers build better habits instead of simply making the first click feel safer. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

  • LightUnlock
    Unlock Light (@LightUnlock) reported

    @cz_binance hello! I think you not saw my message. I just inform you. Mascot most popular @binance - is @bibiplushie . But mc- 600k. It’s face you exchange! Need to do something with it! Anyone support me?

  • eyioluwase64683
    Eyioluwase Olatunji (@eyioluwase64683) reported

    OKX kept its EU access by planning early. It secured its Malta MiCA license in Jan. 2025. Binance withdrew its Greek application on June 24, just days before the deadline. Different paths. Same lesson: plan ahead. @OKX 👇👇👇

  • Folashade511
    Folashade (@Folashade511) reported

    @okx It’s a “plan early” story. Regulation moves on deadlines, not reputation. @okx had its European authorization ready early. Binance was still working through its route when the clock was almost out. In regulated markets, preparation buys you options.

  • Garreett_G
    Garrett (@Garreett_G) reported

    The biggest mistake I see with a first Bitcoin purchase is treating it like a price prediction. People spend hours asking whether $BTC will be higher next week, where the next resistance is, or whether they should wait for one more dip. But when you are buying Bitcoin for the first time, there are more important questions than guessing the next candle. 🚩 Do I actually understand what I’m buying? 🚩 How much volatility am I comfortable with? 🚩 And what happens after I press “Buy”? That last question is something beginners often overlook. Bitcoin can move quickly in both directions. You might make your first purchase today and see the price lower tomorrow. That doesn’t automatically mean you made a terrible decision, just like an immediate green candle doesn’t prove you made a great one. Volatility is simply part of the asset. Understanding that before putting money in can stop you from making emotional decisions afterward. I also think beginners put unnecessary pressure on themselves when it comes to position size. You don’t need enough money to buy one whole Bitcoin. BTC is divisible, so your first purchase can be small. In fact, starting smaller can make more sense while you are still learning. Buy a small amount. See how the order works. Understand where the BTC appears in your account. Learn the difference between buying, holding and transferring. Understand fees, account security and what happens if you eventually decide to move your BTC somewhere else. That experience teaches you something a price chart cannot. Security deserves the same attention. Before worrying about where Bitcoin might trade next month, make sure your account is protected properly. Use strong authentication, protect your login information and never give passwords, verification codes or recovery information to someone claiming they can “help” with your account. And then comes the hardest part for many beginners: ignoring FOMO. Crypto moves fast. When Bitcoin starts climbing, timelines suddenly fill with targets, screenshots and people saying the opportunity is disappearing. That is usually when making your own decision becomes most important. Someone else being confident about Bitcoin does not automatically make Bitcoin suitable for your situation. Your risk tolerance, knowledge and financial situation are your own. For eligible first-time users, Binance’s My First BTC campaign also includes 7-day price protection on qualifying first trades. I think the useful way to look at something like this is as an extra beginner-focused feature while learning the process. Not as a reason to rush into Bitcoin. Not as protection from every risk. And definitely not as a substitute for understanding the asset first. Your first BTC purchase doesn’t have to catch the exact bottom. It doesn’t have to be large. And it doesn’t need to happen because everyone else is buying. A much better first step is understanding what Bitcoin is, accepting that volatility comes with it, deciding how much risk you are comfortable taking, and learning how to keep your account secure. The goal of your first purchase should not be proving that you can predict the market. It should be making sure you understand the decision you are making. Learn first. Buy carefully. Build confidence from experience, not FOMO. NFA. DYOR. Check eligibility and availability in your region. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

  • amansaiofficial
    Aman🔶Sai (@amansaiofficial) reported

    🚨 #BNB IS REFUSING TO DUMP. #Bitcoin is dropping, but $BNB is holding around $605. 👀 I would suggest best long entry above $600 👍 Target 10 % to 20 % profit in spot. Dyor nfa 👇 That kind of relative strength is NOT normal. 🔥 Strong demand 🔥 Binance ecosystem 🔥 BNB burns 🔥 $600 acting like a key support If BTC stabilizes BNB could move FAST. 🚀 Watch $BNB. 👀

  • SoloSad73575512
    Iyad. fromGaza (@SoloSad73575512) reported

    To you, the one reading this... I'm Iyad, from Gaza. The days drag on, heavy and empty. I don't want pity, I want a chance to live. Help me get this across: Binance wallet: ] TCKeMffJS7kZBvJ7xQF7GfjCU If you can't, just get my voice heard. May God reward you. 🙏

  • Defi_Rocketeer
    Defi Rocketeer (@Defi_Rocketeer) reported

    @TheDeFiAngel @binance access is getting commoditized. utility is where the real race starts

  • moneygame47
    Người Chơi Coin (@moneygame47) reported

    The bottom for #Marscoin could be somewhere around $20M → $45M market cap (personal opinion). First, I want to reiterate that I’m very bullish on $Marscoin. Marscoin currently holds a leading position in the Meme Stock narrative on BSC. There’s a very high chance that $Marscoin will eventually get listed on Binance. I’m not sure whether it will be a Spot or Futures listing, but I think Binance will at least list the Futures contract. That’s why I’m going to accumulate $Marscoin and wait for the next pump after the listing. As for why I’m looking to accumulate in the $20M–$40M range, it’s because I’ve noticed that Marscoin tends to trade sideways within a wide range. Sometimes the price looks like it’s about to break through support, only to pump hard afterward — almost as if the MM is intentionally creating a bear trap to shake out holders. So I’ll be watching the $45M, $35M, $25M, and $20M support levels for potential entries. I don’t know which one will actually be the bottom for $Marscoin, so I think the best approach is to split my capital and buy gradually at each support zone. Waiting for $Marscoin to go to the moon! 🚀🌕

  • btcgege999
    gegege (@btcgege999) reported

    @alamin87950 @binance ALAMIN , I think this might be a region-specific Binance campaign. Maybe you could ask online support about it

  • dogeboyOS
    Ð Boy (@dogeboyOS) reported

    @binance @aixbt_agent what’s with all the drama If glmr was going to be put on monitoring tag then why even support their migration to base? Has the migration completed? Is there something happening that we don’t know.

  • Markymarco34
    Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported

    A quick thought before CPI Reuters’ view is simple: if CPI comes in softer or roughly in line, rate-hike fears could ease and risk assets may finally get some breathing room. If inflation comes in hotter than expected, those fears could return quickly and put more pressure on crypto. As for STX: Once STX fell into the ₩100s — currently around ₩177 / ~$0.126 — I stopped expecting the market to give us what we hoped for. Of course I still want STX to recover. But based on all the public information I can find, it is becoming difficult for me to say anything more optimistic than that. Still, I’m not going to walk away quietly. I can only be here, working with the information available to the public. But Muneeb, you can be there — in the room with Binance. If there is something important that we cannot see from the outside, please tell us. PoX-5 is active. The restaking window has closed. BTC rewards are being generated. The fork transition is now largely behind us. So if there is something the community should understand about what comes next — especially regarding Binance — I think now is the time to say it. I’m not asking for a price prediction. I’m asking for information that only you may be in a position to provide. I’ll wait for your answer. No hype. No FUD. Just evidence. @muneeb

  • JayWrldCrypto
    Jay (@JayWrldCrypto) reported

    @LeonardoLUNC @ForTheCross_CH @binance Your website nice could add a timeframe when binance stop withdrawals that definitely had a impact