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	9 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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  Uncle Link (@UncleLinx) reported 9 minutes ago

  @grebby @binance @worldlibertyfi "legal counsel advised us to pause" is the sentence that should scare people more than the exploit itself. means the team's first move was lawyers, not a fix.

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  RamWeb3 (@RamCryptorzcw) reported 9 minutes ago

  I understand $gme token cannot list in binance butfor that reason u guys are sending this **** ticker omg they r multiple cat for this stock atleast u guys need to run but instead u guys choose this 0xede00776439f9c49c592e43eee34777a51847777

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  Abdulbasit Tola (@Abdulbasit75260) reported 10 minutes ago

  So it would be unfair to simply write, “Greece rejected Binance.” A more accurate description is: reports indicated rejection was coming, while Binance said it chose to withdraw the application. Either way, the timing created a serious problem.

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  Christopher Edibless 🤳🇳🇬 (@Cryptogateway01) reported 11 minutes ago

  🧵 One crypto lesson from Europe just became impossible to ignore: Sometimes, being early matters more than being bigger. Here's what happened with OKX and Binance 👇

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  Blockchain Daily News (@blckchaindaily) reported 18 minutes ago

  🚨 JULY 2026 CRYPTO EXCHANGE WEBSITE TRAFFIC FALLS 2.35% MOM TO 134.31M VISITS; BINANCE LEADS WITH 36.04M $BNB

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  Binance Announcement Feed (@Binance_Feed) reported 29 minutes ago

  📢 Binance Will Support the Ontology (ONT) Network Upgrade & Hard Fork - 2026-08-20 Impact: ⚪ ⏱ 06:00:02.460 UTC

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  CodeMonkey Mike (@mikeneder) reported 30 minutes ago

  There was a blog article on the Binance website talking about how they are looking for community driven coins. Then Binance gives the argument about Neiro, that there is a community driven coin, but it is a meme coin. They do not apply the same logic to Kaspa, because if they did, Kaspa would be listed on Binance by now. So it is kind of a strange catch-22. #crypto #kaspa

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  FemiCrypt 🧑‍💻 (@oluwaferan82543) reported 31 minutes ago

  @binance My $bnb sitting in an EVM wallet that i can't access...can you help me?

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  Katherine🔶 (@Katherine_XBT) reported 33 minutes ago

  Nice one Binance 🔥 Your BTC actually working for you instead of just sitting there? Up to 1k USDT liquidity, 70% off fees, and a shot at the $5k rewards pool? Pretty solid way to unlock some cash without selling your bags. Love to see it.

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 37 minutes ago

  @xmrgoddess I agree that we are in a bear market. What I cannot understand is the behavior of the leadership. STX is under a Binance Monitoring Tag. A token from the same Monitoring Tag cohort was recently selected for delisting. And while holders are dealing with that uncertainty, leadership continues celebrating milestones as if the difficult part is already over. Meanwhile, the technology itself is not fully settled. The Aug. 12 stall fix is still open and unmerged. The review has already required changes because of failing tests, and another reviewer has now flagged a potentially related issue in the reorg-recovery logic. So yes, the bear market explains part of the price action. But it does not explain poor communication, unresolved technical issues, or constantly shifting the focus to the next milestone. Hard fork. Restaking. Now Genesis Bond. I am not angry because the price is down anymore. Watching this has moved beyond anger. It is simply sad. When expectations remain high, but execution, communication and trust keep falling behind, what else do you call that? To me, that is the textbook definition of despair.

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  james stone (@JStone59888) reported 42 minutes ago

  @AshCrypto Binance must be shut down to fix crypto. The biggest enemy of crypto and the biggest thief is Binance.

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  james stone (@JStone59888) reported 42 minutes ago

  @AshCrypto stocks last year 1000% and when they go down crypto down 10x more.crypto have binance they manipulate and with 0 rules this is appen 100 years

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  Abdulbasit Tola (@Abdulbasit75260) reported 43 minutes ago

  There is an important nuance here. Reports had said Greek regulators were preparing to reject Binance’s application, citing concerns surrounding the company’s previous legal issues and corporate structure. Binance disputed that characterization and said the application itself

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 43 minutes ago

  STX FACT LEDGER #4 — What Changed Ledger #3 contains the full background. This update only records what changed. The key timeline remains fixed, and unresolved issues remain on the ledger. ✅ Verified 🟨 Direct statement / claim ⬜ Still unresolved What changed — Aug. 12 Q&A 🟨 Muneeb says Binance is satisfied with all information provided, has requested nothing further, and has never discussed any STX delisting risk with the team. 🟨 The Stacks team’s current hope and understanding is that the Monitoring Tag can be removed following the late-August review. 🟨 Another institutional deal was reportedly completed this week. 🟨 Muneeb clarified that institutional accumulation has not started yet because the bonds have not been issued yet. 🟨 He says ~390M STX has returned as stacking power. 🟨 His family office reportedly bought another 4.49M STX after the Monitoring Tag announcement. 🟨 Personal price view from Muneeb: new ATH / $5+. This is his personal guess, not an official target. --- Key timeline — unchanged 📍 Late August Binance STX Monitoring Tag review expected. 📍 Sep. 9 Genesis Bond enrollment closes. 📍 ~Sep. 10 Genesis Bond begins at Bitcoin block 966,350 / Reward Cycle 143. 📍 ~Sep. 17 First Genesis Bond BTC rewards projected. 📍 ~October Muneeb previously indicated the first broader “real bond” could follow. 📍 Nov. 3 U.S. midterm elections. --- Problems that have NOT disappeared ⬜ Binance Monitoring Tag Still active. No official removal announcement yet. ⬜ ACX vs STX ACX was placed in the same Monitoring Tag cohort and was later delisted. STX was not. The specific Binance reasoning behind the different outcomes remains unknown. ⬜ Dubai STX is reportedly still in a trade-only category. The timing and conditions for removing that restriction remain unclear. ⬜ PoX-5 recovery Restacking has recovered significantly, but full recovery to previous locked-STX and participant levels is still not confirmed. ⬜ Institutional demand Deals and bonds are being discussed, but Muneeb himself says accumulation has not started yet. Actual STX purchases, lockups and their size still need to appear in the data. ⬜ Monitoring Tag review outcome Late August is the expected review timeline. The outcome is still unknown until Binance acts. --- Nothing from Ledger #3 disappears simply because new statements were made. The timeline stays on the ledger. The unresolved issues stay on the ledger. Only verified outcomes move them. Facts stay facts. Statements stay statements. Unknowns stay unknown. No hype. No FUD. Just evidence. This is not financial advice. @Stacks @muneeb

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  French Ansem 🥐🥖 (@BootlegAnsemFR) reported 45 minutes ago

  DOGE is down nearly 70% over the past year. Naturally, traders have rebuilt almost the same leveraged exposure they held near the top. The dog lost 70% of its body weight, so crypto gave it a rocket and borrowed money. Responsible adults are back. Open interest has reached 17.18 BILLION DOGE—just below the 17.78B recorded in October 2025. Small detail: DOGE traded around $0.25 then. It trades near $0.07 now. The price lost more than two-thirds of its value, but the casino has almost replaced every chip. In dollar terms, roughly $1.21B of DOGE futures remain open. Binance shows more than three long accounts for every short account. On OKX, it is above five to one. Important baguette-sized nuance: That does NOT mean 3x or 5x more money is long. Every futures contract has both sides. It shows that many more individual accounts have chosen the optimistic leash. If DOGE rises, the leverage can amplify momentum and squeeze shorts. If it falls, clustered liquidations can turn the world’s friendliest dog into a forced-selling machine. My professional French diagnosis: This is neither automatically bullish nor bearish. It is a Shiba Inu wearing a dynamite vest while everyone argues about whether he is a good boy. 🥐🇫🇷 He is a good boy. The leverage is not.

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  AragornX (@Frankie16131) reported 47 minutes ago

  @ArslanOnChain You can not hold it longer if you want because Binance will close it for you when it reach its limit called Adl ****

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  ƿՐɿՈ८૯ (@Moon_Shadowss) reported 47 minutes ago

  Dubai used to be a safe haven before **** and Blockchain came along, and they never had any issues with me in crypto, but not now. An Iranian missile could land there at any time. Ukraine is the biggest Binance Headquarters, CZ is very arrogant, my coins are problematic 🧵

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  Wazza04🛡️🦓 (@GarnachoAle) reported 48 minutes ago

  The binance community sentiment has turned so sour in the last two days. Insane to see. And actually the community is much smaller every year. BNB on chain is going through some terrible times @cz_binance @heyibinance

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  anya (@anya_yfa7) reported 49 minutes ago

  One of the biggest mistakes beginners can make with bitcoin is buying it before understanding what they are actually getting into BTC is not a guaranteed way to make money Its price can move significantly in a short period of time, which means volatility is part of the experience That makes the first step less about finding the perfect entry and more about understanding the asset itself Before buying your first bitcoin there are a few things worth thinking about First, understand volatility Btc price can move up or down quickly, and short term price movements can be difficult to predict Second, do not let FOMO make the decision for you Seeing Bitcoin move higher can create pressure to buy immediately because everyone else seems to be doing it Thats not the same as having a reason to invest Third do your own research Learn how Bitcoin works understand the risks, and make sure you know what you are buying before putting money into it @binance academy can be a useful starting point for beginners who want to learn more about BTC blockchain and crypto before making financial decisions Binance also has a My First BTC campaign with 7 day price protection for eligible first trades, subject to the applicable terms and supported regions The important part is not simply buying your first BTC It's understanding what you're buying before you do Educational content only This is not financial advice. availability varies by region Always do your own research #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Leon (@_Le_on) reported 50 minutes ago

  Nobody uses binance, coinbase, crypto. com etc anymore. Pump fun has broken the matrix.

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 51 minutes ago

  One thing to watch before the late-August Binance review: The previous similar fix, PR #7429, took about 17 days from opening to merge. The new Aug. 12 stall fix, PR #7509, is still open and has already hit test failures during review. So even if the code is fixed soon, there are still more steps: fix → test → merge → release → node/signer update → stability check That makes the timeline before the late-August Binance review pretty tight. This does not mean delisting. But if the review happens before the fix is fully released and proven stable, I think Monitoring Tag removal could be delayed. That is the risk I’m watching. Not financial advice.

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  Cheek Analytics (@CheekAnalytics) reported 52 minutes ago

  I’ve been up a lot in profit twice (size play) and now, for the second time, I’m sitting in quite big loss in #币有 However, I believe this is just the beginning of the meme/stock meta on BNB. Binance is simply doing things differently this time. They’re not rushing to list coins on Alpha, and they’re not making it easy for gamblers to jump into BNB coins, make quick profits, and move on. I remember the last BNB season. Everything happened insanely fast. New coins were getting listed on Alpha almost every three days, but the whole season also ended just as fast. Binance is pushing the meme/stock meta this hard, and you’re telling me you can’t hold their main coin? Whenever you feel like selling, ask yourself: what’s harder, holding your bag or holding a brick on a construction site in 40-degree heat? @lin_btc

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  Luna Classic World (@LunaClassWorld) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Artimediss I understand where you're coming from. Why do CZ and Binance support $LUNC? Could you please give me an answer to that?

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  1kx (@1kxnetwork) reported 56 minutes ago

  Total crypto revenues fell 23% YoY in H1 2026, to $47B. The decline is what you'd expect in a bear market. Most crypto revenue still tracks prices and volumes: exchanges, brokerage, wallets, staking, mining. Two drivers behind most of the $14B drop: 1) Finance-related income fell below 2024 levels. CEX, derivatives and market maker income was down $5.2B, onchain DeFi down $1.8B (-32%), ETF and fund management fees down $1.1B. 2) Blockchain revenues kept grinding lower. Staking and mining rewards fell $6.2B, transaction fees and MEV halved. Blockchains are down to 25% of industry revenue, a historical low. What didn't follow the cycle: stablecoin and RWA issuance, prediction markets, DePIN. Such less cyclical segments grew 14% YoY to $12B. That's 26% of the industry now, and the number we're watching most closely. Stablecoin and RWA issuer income added $0.7B. Stablecoin cards and payments added $0.1B, in line with what @a16zcrypto shared a few days ago. Prediction markets roughly 10x'd fee income, an estimated +$0.3B. DePIN fees nearly doubled. Middleware onchain fees rose about 70%, most of that @chainlink. DeFi/Finance fell in dollars but its share of industry revenue climbed to 64%. Consumer onchain fees held up better than average, down 20%. Some perspective: the last bear bottomed at $28B in half-year revenue (H2 2022). This one is running at $47B, with about a quarter of it coming from the segments that grew through the bear. What counts as revenue here: onchain-traceable fees, other income like staking yield, and offchain fees, either publicly reported (Coinbase) or estimated (Binance). The mix of the three barely moved YoY. Full methodology is in our 2025 revenue report. The 2026 edition is in the works.

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  G A E L ⚡︎ (@Gael_Gallot_) reported 58 minutes ago

  Let me tell you one thing! Buying Bitcoin is only half the decision. The other half is where you keep it. This is something many beginners don’t think about until after they buy. Keeping BTC on an exchange is convenient because you can access and trade it easily. Moving it to a non-custodial wallet gives you control over the private keys but that also means you’re responsible for protecting your recovery phrase. And this part is serious: If you lose your recovery phrase or send $BTC to the wrong address, there may be no bank or central authority that can reverse the transaction. So before your first purchase, don’t just ask: When should I buy? Also ask: How will I secure it? Understanding custody is part of understanding Bitcoin. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  0xLenx (@0xLenx) reported 58 minutes ago

  Korea's five domestic exchanges sent 2.76 trillion won in stablecoins overseas in June and got 2.2 trillion won back. Net outflow: 560.3 billion won, about 367 million dollars. That is not investors panicking. Domestic platforms operate under strict anti-money laundering rules that block access to leverage products, DeFi pools, and most tokenized asset protocols. Offshore venues like Binance and Bybit now offer contracts tied directly to Korean stocks, something local exchanges simply cannot legally list. Korea is racing to build a won-backed stablecoin to keep national wealth from leaking overseas. Meanwhile capital is leaking overseas specifically because the products that would keep it home do not exist yet at home. Can a nationalist stablecoin push win if the regulation underneath it still cannot compete on product?

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  0xTrader (@UpXlong) reported 59 minutes ago

  @PolymarketDevs What your current chart can make ? I guessed up todays 09:30 btc market , it is up 26 usd on binance perps but down with your twap -4.5 usd at your system.. this thing was playable but you changed it into full gamble, we are not wizard!!!!

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  LeBause (@LeBause4200) reported 1 hour ago

  Gen $Z isn't waiting for tradfi to open anymore Bstocks just crossed $500m in aum seven weeks after launch and the number that actually matters is buried in the data Gen Z makes up 44% of all bstocks trading activity the single largest age group on the platformGen Z accounts for 44% of bStocks trading activity, making it the largest participating age group That's not a coincidence that's a generation that grew up trading crypto at 3am refusing to go back to a market that closes at 4pm and reopens monday After U.S. markets close, bStocks account for 58% of equity-linked trading volume on Binance — meaning more than half the real action happens exactly when tradfi is asleep That's the whole thesis in one stat crypto trained an entire generation to expect access on their own terms and now tradfi has to meet them there instead of the other way around 41.5% of bStocks users began their traditional finance investment journey through tokenized securities on Binance — for almost half these users bstocks wasn't a bridge from tradfi into crypto it was the reverse crypto native traders discovering stocks for the first time through a chain 58.5% of bStocks holders also trade perpetual futures, direct equities, or all three — one platform one login zero downtime I've said it before stock meme szn isn't hype it's structure and this data is the proof gen z and korea's young traders aren't rotating into tradfi they're pulling tradfi onto their own turf 24/7 markets aren't a feature anymore they're the baseline expectation and the generation that grew up on crypto isn't going back

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  Galilean Warrior (@GalileanWarrior) reported 1 hour ago

  @Trezor customer's data should be erased upon delivery completed, not 90 days. And if law requirements, backed up in off grid computers. To this day, Binance might be more secured than all of you guys. Ledger got hacked, you too (partners or not, results are the same). It's a joke.

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  VincenzaBTC. (@VincenzoXen) reported 1 hour ago

  @Alek_Carter @binance @BinanceAcademy Will help me when I'll buy mine