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

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Porto Alegre	Transactions	13 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:

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  Alpha Bet Soup (@coinbasedwojack) reported 1 minute ago

  if youre in $jimothy and youre seeing a pump, just wait for the Binance wallets to dump it back down again. they have mysterious token supply that they never even purchased

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  Hatter🎩🟥🟩 (@HatterOnChain) reported 2 minutes ago

  @binance That’s a big step toward agent-driven social media 👀🤖 Give an AI agent controlled publishing access and suddenly it can move from creating content to actually distributing it. The API-key permissions and security will be key. 🔐🔥

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  Satti Nagra (@satti_nagr99366) reported 5 minutes ago

  @arescoins not paypal only binance app please help

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  Deena Heg (@bikesalsa) reported 7 minutes ago

  .@binance, wtf are you doing?

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  Tokenized Radiator (@tokenizedstonks) reported 9 minutes ago

  idk wtf this pvp’ing is with the $binancecat coins but I smell binance crime candles coming to at least one them lol 0x66c28ec12ffebee81be7a0865d871bf96ba47777 0x3261529f97180a1dc521b5856ae46bdb58557777 Those charts just movin funny and ain’t no way binance CZ stay sidelined in the cat chain wars

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  Binance Customer Support (@BinanceHelpDesk) reported 13 minutes ago

  @NGLAMAKA Hello, you may search "How to Reset Your Binance Account Password?" and try to reset from your side first. If you need more support, let's share the error via DM so we can check it for you - CN

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  Anndy Lian (@anndylian) reported 14 minutes ago

  1/ The Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index stayed negative for 90 days. This metric calculates the price difference between Coinbase and Binance. A reading of -0.1066% indicates the asset trades at a discount in the United States market. Smart money anticipates further downside risk and refuses to accumulate digital assets at current valuations. This persistent discount highlights a profound lack of domestic buying interest among institutional players. 2/ Bitcoin dropped from $79,000 in May to $62,923.64. The Relative Strength Index remained below the neutral level, reflecting bearish sentiment. Bollinger Bands supported the volatility that prevented the price from hitting a high bullish threshold. Whale wallets bought 54,000 more coins since mid-June, but the price action ignored this aggressive accumulation. Large players are stepping away from defending current valuation levels. 3/Buy-side support below the current price continues to erode rapidly. A significant concentration of buy orders existed earlier, especially in June. Market participants have now removed or lowered many of those bids. This leaves fewer orders directly beneath the price. The market liquidity buffer weakened significantly with less buy-side support to cushion further declines. This lack of underlying bid depth creates major structural vulnerability. 4/ The digital currency fell from $65,000 on Monday to $62,470 by Friday. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 closed the week approximately 1% higher during the exact same period. Wall Street pushed to fresh record highs as inflation cools. Traders dialed back expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike in September. This distinct decoupling suggests that internal market mechanics currently overpower external macroeconomic stimuli. 5/ Michael Saylor noted that an enormous amount of capital currently flows into artificial intelligence infrastructure. Companies like Alphabet and Meta represent the largest near-term headwinds for the digital currency. The premier cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence currently compete for the same pool of speculative capital. Artificial intelligence wins this battle for investor attention right now. Wall Street allocates billions to data centers rather than decentralized ledger networks. 6/ United States spot exchange-traded funds recorded $5.48 billion in net outflows in 2026. These funds only recovered $459.6 million so far in August. The digital currency formed a smaller bear pennant around $60,000 to $65,000 since the June selloff. A decisive break below the rising support of this pennant could accelerate the existing flag breakdown. The measured move points toward approximately $46,300. 7/ The United States national debt currently nears $40T. This massive fiscal burden forces the government to issue more bonds, which drains liquidity from the financial system. This expanding debt ceiling restricts the excess capital available for highly speculative assets. The combination of massive artificial intelligence investments and soaring national debt creates a perfect storm that suppresses digital asset valuations. Global liquidity constraints dictate the next major move. 8/ AI bubble (for subs)

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  E L S A (@elsa_bestt) reported 18 minutes ago

  Crypto earning products are basically another way to use digital assets beyond simply holding or trading them. With these products, eligible users can place supported crypto into specific earning options and potentially receive rewards over time. Binance Simple Earn is one example, offering choices such as Flexible and Locked products depending on how much access you want to keep to your funds. Flexible products usually give you more freedom to redeem your assets, while Locked products generally require you to commit them for a set period under different reward terms. But the reward rate should never be the only thing you look at. Before using any earning product, check how rewards are calculated, whether the rate can change, how redemption works, what risks are involved, and whether the product is available in your region. Crypto earning products can be useful for users who already plan to hold certain assets, but they are not guaranteed income and they are not the same as a traditional savings account. The smarter approach is simple: understand the product, read the terms, know your liquidity needs, and only choose what actually fits your goals. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  JÅÑÛ (@Janumetax) reported 21 minutes ago

  @unique_yeesha @binance @GoldmanSachs infrastructure problems are still crypto's biggest risk

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  Wittawat Yimyu (@wittawat_yimyu) reported 22 minutes ago

  Warning! Beware of this address; it might steal your coins. I never interfered with anyone, but after this person contacted me, my coins started disappearing. He tried to get me to link my wallet on a website made with Dapps, but it failed. I fumbled around with it, and after a while, my coins started transferring out to this address. #IOTX #Binance #cypto

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  hanlee (@blackstonekr1) reported 23 minutes ago

  What does $MARSCOIN actually need right now? I think it’s time to look at this seriously, without emotion. At the time of writing, $MARSCOIN is sitting around a $40M market cap, while 24H trading volume remains extremely high relative to its valuation. So this is not simply a case of “nobody cares anymore.” People are still watching. People are still trading. The real problem is that attention is no longer translating into sustained buying pressure. So what changed? 1. Binance Alpha was a major catalyst — but it is now known information. MarsCoin was added to Binance Alpha on July 30. That was an important milestone and gave the project significant visibility. It also strengthened the original thesis: BNB Chain + Stock Meme + SPCXB + holder rewards + Binance Alpha. But markets don’t continuously reprice the same catalyst. Once Alpha happened, expectations naturally shifted toward: What comes next? Futures? Spot? Deeper bStocks integration? More meaningful SPCXB rewards? A larger Stock Meme ecosystem? Without a new catalyst, early buyers take profits while new buyers hesitate to enter at a much higher valuation. That is normal market behavior. 2. The duplicate-MarsCoin situation created unnecessary confusion. There was significant attention around another token using the MarsCoin name after 4,444 tokens appeared to be burned from CZ’s public address. Importantly, subsequent on-chain reports indicated that this was not an action initiated or authorized by CZ, but rather a forced transfer executed through the token contract. So blaming CZ for MarsCoin’s decline would be unfair. But the market impact of the confusion itself should not be ignored. For meme assets, attention matters enormously. When multiple tokens compete under the same name and narrative, even temporary confusion can fragment attention, speculation and liquidity. The important thing now is not to blame anyone. It is for the original $MARSCOIN to make its identity and narrative impossible to confuse. 3. High volume does NOT automatically mean accumulation. This is probably the most important point. MarsCoin continues to generate very large trading volume. That proves the market is still interested. But heavy volume during a decline can represent both buying and distribution. If existing holders are taking profits faster than new long-term demand enters, price can continue falling despite impressive volume. So the problem is not visibility. The problem is conversion of visibility into conviction. 4. MarsCoin now needs NEW demand, not recycled attention. MarsCoin has already achieved more than the overwhelming majority of BSC memes: • Binance Alpha • SPCXB pairing • SPCXB holder rewards • Binance-supported reward distribution for eligible Alpha users • A recognizable Stock Meme / RWA narrative • Significant liquidity and trading activity Those are real advantages. But the market already knows about them. And that distinction matters: Known information can support a valuation. New information expands a valuation. So what does MarsCoin need most right now? In my opinion, it needs a credible next catalyst capable of bringing an entirely new group of buyers into the market. A Futures listing could dramatically increase visibility and liquidity, although derivatives also introduce additional short-side pressure. A Binance Spot listing would obviously be a much stronger structural catalyst. But nobody should treat either of those outcomes as guaranteed until Binance officially announces them. Beyond listings, MarsCoin needs: • Deeper and more resilient liquidity • Continued growth of SPCXB rewards • Stronger differentiation from copycats • More adoption of the Stock Meme model • New participants beyond the original BSC meme community • Proof that this narrative can grow into an ecosystem rather than remain a single trade That is the real challenge. I don’t think MarsCoin is dead. Actually, the trading activity suggests the opposite. But I do think it has entered a completely different stage. At a few million dollars, the story was enough. At around $40M, the market wants proof that the story can become something bigger. MarsCoin no longer needs more hype. It needs its next reason to be bought. And if that reason arrives, this story may be far from over. $MARSCOIN #Binance #BNBChain #bstock

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  ،__، (@67BullRun) reported 24 minutes ago

  @cz_binance @0xMayyy @TrustWallet My email address dedicated exclusively to my Binance account. I have never used it to register on any other website. For the past three years, I haven’t received a single spam email. Binance maintains a high level of privacy when it comes to protecting its customers’ information!

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  Honcho (@not_real_no_one) reported 28 minutes ago

  Crypto is the same old people just passing their money around in a big old circle jerk. I took off a few months and it’s the same nonsense. I consider myself a “normie” and I hate it here because it’s scam after scam. And crypto wonders why their “retail” investors want nothing to do with it? Retail already gets ****** by their government and crypto was supposed to help eliminate that. This bullrun you think is going to happen is not going to happen. Lol you think the 25 dudes I play basketball with twice a week know who ******** “Ansem” is or even “CZ Binance”? **** no! The only people trying to onboard people are actual real life ******* degenerates and losers. You think retail trusts those people? My Ted Talk. Only people I kind of like here are @Shilllin and @Booksey. Good luck with your lives.

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  Logan Barnes (@LoganBarnesQ6) reported 30 minutes ago

  Bitcoin is testing critical support while Binance delists multiple altcoins today Target BTC holds above 62000 through the weekly close YES Institutional money is completely ignoring the low cap volatility NO The liquidity drain drags the entire ecosystem lower

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  . (@illuminatii01) reported 31 minutes ago

  @MoonriverNW Listen to me! If your systems are hfunctioning properly and theres are no problems, you have to explain this! I'm in contact with Binance, so what's the situation? We're waiting for a response. I didn't pick this money up off the street. @MoonriverNW @MoonbeamNetwork #movr

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  Rich Sanders [Jan/3➞₿🔑∎] (@Raindropactual) reported 32 minutes ago

  @BSCNews @binance It's because those platforms are ******* sanctioned. How ******** do you even consider this ******* news?

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  The Block (@TheBlockCo) reported 38 minutes ago

  "Binance does not comment on specific confidential law enforcement requests or individual cases. Binance does not make or enforce the laws of any jurisdiction, determine charges, or decide how any government uses information in legal proceedings," a Binance spokesperson told The Block. "Like other global financial institutions, we cooperate with lawful information requests from law enforcement globally, subject to applicable legal, privacy and regulatory requirements. Those decisions rest solely with the relevant authorities."

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  Elite🏝 (@Eliteonchain) reported 38 minutes ago

  Tokenized equities generated $22.89B in monthly trading volume. Binance bStocks accounted for $19.90B of it, or 86.9%. That leaves just $2.99B for every other tokenized-equity product in the dataset. > bStocks: $19.90B > Everything else: $2.99B > bStocks share: 86.9% > Volume multiple: 6.66x bStocks generated roughly 6.7x the volume of the rest of the market combined. That concentration is more interesting than the headline 85% share. The tokenized-equity market is expanding, but liquidity is not spreading evenly across it. Putting an equity onchain solves the representation problem. It doesn’t solve the liquidity problem. Trading activity still needs deep venues, active market makers and enough demand on both sides of the market. Without those, a tokenized stock is little more than an onchain wrapper around an existing asset. bStocks appears to have solved the distribution side faster than its competitors. Binance Research independently puts bStocks at roughly 85% of tokenized-equity DEX volume while representing 27% of tokenized-equity market cap. That gap is huge. bStocks isn’t dominating simply because it represents a large portion of the assets. It is capturing a disproportionate share of the actual trading activity. And that changes how I’d evaluate the category. The number of tokenized stocks issued is becoming less important than where liquidity concentrates. A market can have hundreds of tokenized equities and still lack meaningful secondary-market depth. Another can support fewer assets while generating substantially more trading activity around them. Right now, bStocks is winning that competition. The $22.89B monthly volume figure therefore tells us more than tokenized equities are growing. It shows that liquidity is already concentrating around a small number of distribution hubs. Tokenization is becoming easier. Secondary-market liquidity remains scarce. And for now, bStocks has captured an outsized share of it.

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  Satti Nagra (@satti_nagr99366) reported 40 minutes ago

  @arescoins not paypal only binance app please help uid 968720910

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  Pasta Capital (@Pasta_Capital) reported 40 minutes ago

  What ******** is this ****?? Imagine reading this and even remotely thinking "oh yeah this is bullish" No! You ******* idiot. This is bull-****. He's trying to make Binance launch but for even dumber people HOW DID WE END UP IN THIS ********?

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  Jesse Eckel (@Jesseeckel) reported 40 minutes ago

  Hard to ignore how much crypto is changing. -Basically any crypto token can now be bought via Coinbase, Binance, etc and their dex features or via FOMO type apps. -Most people now have no reason to ever touch a wallet again. -Memecoins and gambling are clearly what the people want. -Real revenue and real products are also what people want. -Nobody cares about new chains unless they come attached to a user base like Robinhood. -Lots of projects are shutting down and a good chunk of KOL’s etc have pivoted to greener pastures. -Nobody seems to care about Defi these days. -Crypto AI genuinely has frontier vibes and a lot of energy. -Some crypto teams are making $100 million plus in revenue in the bear market which is kind of crazy. -We have some genuinely insanely good founders in the space building really cool things. Crypto feels dead but under the surface it also feels like it’s healing and being cleansed in a way we never quite got in 2022. I don’t think the “crypto” of 2021 and 2017 is ever coming back, but I don’t think we’re anywhere close to over either. I think crypto is transforming and expanding toward the next frontier which in my opinion is a good thing.

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  FeeFreeStampede (@ZombiLiving) reported 48 minutes ago

  right now if robinhood, kraken, binance, coinbase were banned by big banks from operating. Fiat gateways would be completely closed. We are hoping banks don't shut down 4 industries and throw anyone trying to get around them in prison. #cryptocurrency

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  Jo Ofiicial (@OfficialJo01) reported 49 minutes ago

  @binance So you liquidate the loan ? I have had so many terrible experiences with loans on Binance since 2021. I always get liquidated!

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  Anoo₿us (@JackyReaps) reported 49 minutes ago

  @RealCryptoDose Huge order block for 2 million that looks like binance (wintermute or otherwise) and stealth wallets accumulated 2-3 times that All while onchain pumps were happening on both binance and base But “correlation does not imply causation” 🫡

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  Michael John (@iAhsan77) reported 51 minutes ago

  I think buying your first Bitcoin should feel more like learning than chasing. When people see BTC moving up, the first thought can easily become, “Should I buy before it goes higher?” That’s where I think beginners need to slow down. Bitcoin can be volatile. The price can move sharply in both directions, and buying simply because everyone is talking about it can turn a learning experience into an emotional trade. Before my first BTC purchase, I’d want to understand what I’m buying, why I’m buying it, how much risk I can actually handle, and what I would do if the price dropped after my purchase. Research matters more than excitement. That’s also why initiatives like Binance’s My First BTC campaign can be useful for eligible beginners. The campaign includes 7-day price protection on eligible first BTC trades, giving new users some additional protection while they learn how the process works. But protection doesn’t remove market risk, and it shouldn’t replace research. My biggest takeaway: your first Bitcoin purchase doesn’t need to be big. It needs to be understood. Learn first. Buy responsibly. Avoid FOMO. DYOR. NFA.#Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Trish (@TrishtiaTrish) reported 54 minutes ago

  @binance Because crypto normalized markets that never sleep. Now legacy markets are realizing traders expect access outside the old 9 to 5 model. 23×5 is basically TradFi catching up.

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  mohamed reda (@mohamedredahau) reported 56 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk @BinanceHelpDesk Support closed my case without helping, citing zero liquidity. $4.3K is a huge amount for me and I’m in real trouble without it. Is there really no escalation or solution for funds trapped via Binance Web3 Wallet?

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  Andy B (@andybui34985018) reported 56 minutes ago

  @TCryptochicks Cz can do whatever ******** he wants Neiro 1 - listed spot binance to billion Neiro 2 - still do 120 million 1/10 of neiro 2 Same **** will happen to Marscoin People are stupid as **** to curse at CZ

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  Thúy BNB (@Thuy_BNB) reported 58 minutes ago

  🔸AFTER TRADING - Save the Order ID, payment proof, and full chat history - If anything looks unusual, open an Appeal directly from the order instead of negotiating privately - Contact Binance Support 24/7 whenever you need help

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  Calvido21 (@calvido21) reported 59 minutes ago

  Majors Recap 📊 $BTC — stuck near $63K, can't clear $64K resistance, thin weekend volume $ETH — struggling to reclaim $1,900, holding near $1,880 $SOL — broke its falling wedge, ~$75, MoneyGram integration is the real story here $BNB — steady ~$600, holding up better than most majors $TAO — ~$199, down hard from Jan levels but Root Reborn just went live, recycling emissions instead of dumping them $HYPE — chopping in range, no clear direction $AVAX — ~$6.30, continues bleeding against the majors $LINK — $8.18, -35% YoY, sitting neutral with no catalyst $ZEC — ~$490, Ironwood upgrade live, institutional accumulation continues (Cypherpunk +$46M treasury gain) Macro overhang: SEC unexpectedly punted its vote on crypto startup rules citing "scheduling issues"-leaves capital-raising exemptions in limbo. Binance also confirmed it's cutting off HTX + 10 other platforms Aug 23 over sanctions compliance. Quiet regulatory tightening while price chops sideways.