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

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Itu	Website	4 days ago
Seattle	Website	4 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	14 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	1 month 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:

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  ifMun (@ifMun2) reported 2 seconds ago

  @VulcanForged You guys are fraud stolen my hard earn money $PYR Is down 👎 binance delist this coin because you guys have no idea dumping coin

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  Davies (@Daviesarc) reported 22 seconds ago

  I first heard of bnb during the time of CZ when binance was a one face UI I bought bnb at $0.23 but I fumbled the wallet because I was a noob and didn't know what seed phrases are. Today I regret my act,but that was just my recklessness and today that wallet is worth more than $34k if I held or had access to it. But nevertheless $BNB To the ******* moon and @BenTodar the god of $BNB I love what you doing man. And I'm rooting for the next #bnb cycle.

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  Kiran Gadakh ( crypto.kiran ) (@kirangadakh16) reported 33 seconds ago

  DAILY TOKEN ANALYSIS 🚨 Token : $BNB WHALES ARE AGGRESSIVELY LOADING UP ON BNB RIGHT NOW Big wallets are moving massive funds into Binance Smart Chain wallets as the ecosystem explodes with new DeFi integrations, bStocks, and huge payment layer partnerships! Volume across BSC, opBNB, and Greenfield is pumping hard. Plus, since BNB has a quarterly burn mechanism active, there are absolutely ZERO token unlocks to dump on your face it's strictly deflationary Support : $570 and $540 Resistance : $593 If $BNB breaks $600, we are sending it straight to $630 - $650 If it gets rejected, the $570 - $550 zone is the golden buy level

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  Marromzada (@marromzadaa) reported 1 minute ago

  @zachxbt @binance @Gate_io There’s a lot of price manipulation; just now, out of the blue, it’s dropped by 45 per cent – WTF

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  Loreano (@Loreano_A) reported 3 minutes ago

  @sunshinebinance @binance I want to keep building with @Binance because they gave access to people who never had it and I'm one of them. #ShineForBinance9

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  Luffy (@DtaroLuffy) reported 5 minutes ago

  @rizzniggawif @RipJalens Not really BNB might have that culture but coins say otherwise. Binance Life is the only standing and is fully MM since 100M, people will hold if is actually good examples as Ansem and Cashcat so far Cz coin is *** and is down more than 50% so far

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  Dark Sol ⚔️ 🐋🇬🇧 (@DarkSol182) reported 10 minutes ago

  Its embarrassing how much people dump on a golden narrative like this on the road to 1B marketcap, just to bid some **** on Binance or Robinhood. We are SOLANA trenchers. $manlet's, let's support $ANSEM @blknoiz06

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  Don D (@D0N_Dx) reported 12 minutes ago

  @DEMOG11583869 @Stycrypt Replies are either bots or stupid people. All people need to do is use Binance limit order calculator. The max the larper could've made is 867% or $1600. People are full of **** nowadays

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  Tyler | Crypto Whale (@TylerHODL17) reported 13 minutes ago

  @TrendingBitcoin Listing on Binance is a procedural event. The real metric for adoption isn't just access, it's sustained on-chain activity and capital inflow. I'm watching the data to see if this translates beyond the headlnies.

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  ZachXBT (@zachxbt) reported 14 minutes ago

  @binance @Gate_io Update 2: LAB dumped 85% down to just under $2 from $14 ($14B FDV) in past 24 hrs. Disappointing to see how no action was taken by Binance, Bitget, & Gate earlier to prevent it. If CEXs cared profits from the accounts manipulating price would be distributed to users at a minimum. Unlocks for investors were scheduled to begin later this month however multiple late vesting changes occurred in the past. Insiders have controlled the entire float which lead to extreme price manipulation on CEXs via MM. I do not encourage trading LAB under any circumstances.

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  LUNC BURN UPDATE (@LuncBurnDaily) reported 16 minutes ago

  Daily LUNC burn update: @LuncBurnDaily reports 68.7 million LUNC burned on July 7, 2026, reducing total supply to 6.45 trillion tokens as part of Terra Classic's ongoing deflationary mechanism via transaction taxes. Accompanying chart: The post includes a TradingView 1D chart of LUNC/USDT on Binance showing multi-month price action, volatility, and overlays for BTC, ETH, and USTC, with current price near $0.000006 and mixed technical indicators. Community engagement: The account, focused on tracking burns toward a $1 price goal, urges holders to share targets and support the "burn machine," consistent with LUNC's post-2022 collapse recovery efforts through supply reduction.

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  Khan 👑 (@khan_web3_) reported 17 minutes ago

  @binance Stop disqualifying hard working users #bnb

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  Kryptic (@kry1tic33) reported 18 minutes ago

  > No dev > No binance listing > No KOL shill > No one pushing the token (i dont count me as pushing this) > No one slamming thousands into the chart (yet) Just a bunch of people working the shadows. Now imagine what happens when we get all of these I mentioned up. Oh boy we are just getting started truly. solana:FrtEpsgnZQ9uKteQpx5SLwH7H9cQBjDcMHSeQ7YaXCBk

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  MR WONDAKIND™ (@wondakind2) reported 21 minutes ago

  @koop0x while everyone’s looking for the next quick flip, if any project is to pull of a 750X, I would be paying more attention to projects building infrastructure that can actually bring more people on-chain, that’s where the actual money lies That’s why $RIV of @rivcapitalgroup stands out. StablePay is already live, letting merchants accept stablecoin payments while settling directly in fiat. Simple experience, real utility, let’s not forget MiCA licensing which is very hard to come by, even Binance haven’t been able to get their hands on this No unnecessary hype, Just a product solving an actual problem. $RIV seems focused on creating long-term value instead of short-term attention. Still early. That’s usually where the most interesting opportunities begin. CA: 2bpT3ksMdwdZ6DuHyq3FDUr7HDwvZ5DRZoT1fUPALJaH

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  Sunshine (@sunshinebinance) reported 23 minutes ago

  Binance Will Support Scheduled Upgrade for Stock Trading Services Upgrade Window: 2026-07-11 10:50 UTC – 2026-07-11 15:30 UTC Please plan your trading activities accordingly.

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  Coin_Corner (@AsadSangi145276) reported 24 minutes ago

  @binance I.m reward me please 🥺 1157829262 Please support me

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  Emmanuel (@0xEmmy_G) reported 26 minutes ago

  @hasithasubha I would have picked binance but centralised features no longer working over here

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  Sir Börtecine (@akn_pkl) reported 27 minutes ago

  Why $TCC @TCryptochicks 😎 - @cz_binance , rarely actively "supports" or shills specific memecoins. Instead, he follows a pattern of indirect triggering + strong disclaimers. 1. Overall Stance CZ says he likes memes and is not against memecoins, but he strongly discourages trading coins created based on his tweets, calling it an "almost guaranteed" losing strategy. He has repeatedly stated that he has never bought any memecoins or NFTs. He positions himself as a "builder," urging the community to focus on "real applications" rather than hype. He has also called some memecoin trends "a little weird." His core message (repeated multiple times): "I am not against meme coins, and I like memes. But if you are going to ape into every meme coin people create based on my random tweets, you are almost guaranteed to lose money. I just tweet as I do, with stupid not-so-funny jokes, not thinking about memes (most of the time)." (Jan 13, 2026) Similar disclaimers appeared throughout late 2025 and early 2026. 2. Typical Behavioral Pattern (The Repeating Cycle) Casual tweet: Humorous, personal, or general crypto comments (e.g., "4" gesture, his dog Broccoli, phrases like "Binance Life," "Water your BNB wallet," or "May the 4s be with you"). Community launches coins: Especially on BNB Chain, tokens based on words, phrases, his dog, or gestures from the tweet. Initial pump: FOMO, bots, and retail chasing the "CZ signal" drive short-term gains (some traders have seen 100x+). CZ responds: Issues a clear disclaimer ("not an endorsement," "random tweet," "you will likely lose"), sometimes burns or sells unsolicited tokens sent to him (e.g., ~$490K worth burned from donation address). Dump or fade: Most coins lose value after the warning. Examples: Using "Binance Life" → Related memecoin pumped. "May the 4s be with you. Kill all FUD!"→ Long-running "4" themed coins with repeated pump-dump cycles. Old tweets (e.g., 2021 bull posts) still spawn new coins. After Yi He's WeChat hack promoting memecoins: "Do not buy meme coins from the hackers' posts." He warned that he may market-sell future unsolicited tokens. 3. Why Does He Behave This Way? Responsibility: As Binance's founder, he faces regulatory scrutiny and high community influence. He doesn't want people losing money. "Every tweet becomes a meme" reality: He has expressed frustration and sometimes says he avoids repeating certain terms. Ecosystem focus: He wants organic growth and real projects on BNB Chain, not "just launch a coin from a word" culture. Personal style: He doesn't trade memecoins; he's a long-term holder type. 4. Market Impact and Reality Short-term: Any interaction from CZ (reply, word usage) can create attention and pumps. Medium-to-long term: Most of these coins dump after disclaimers. Many BNB Chain memecoins tied to his activity faded. Chasing "CZ tweet = signal" usually leads to losses (as CZ himself warns). Conclusion: CZ does not actively support specific new memecoins. His tweets indirectly create hype, but he quickly distances himself with warnings. Treating his activity as a reliable signal is risky and often unprofitable. Best approach: DYOR, focus on fundamentals, and view his tweets as casual commentary rather than investment advice.

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  jose_butler1 (@jose_Butler1) reported 28 minutes ago

  Lost about $400 in my first month trading, and it was a stupid mistake that still sticks with me. I thought I was just buying Bitcoin like a normal investment. Turns out I had accidentally opened a leveraged futures position. A small 6% dip came along and wiped it out completely. Liquidated. That one experience taught me the real difference between spot and futures way quicker than reading any guide. When you do spot trading, you’re actually buying the coin. It’s yours. If I put money into 0.1 BTC on spot, that Bitcoin sits in my wallet. I own it. Price can drop, it can sit there for months or years, doesn’t matter. No expiry, no forced close, nothing. I decide when to sell, if ever. It’s straightforward ownership. Futures are different. You’re not buying the actual Bitcoin. You’re trading a contract that follows the price. You can go long if you think it’ll rise, or short if you expect it to fall. And most people use leverage, which lets you control a much bigger position with the money you put in. That’s where things get risky fast. Leverage sounds appealing at first. With 10x, your $500 controls $5,000 worth of BTC. But if the price moves against you, even a little, it can eat through your margin quick. Same 20% drop that hurts on spot? On 10x futures it can liquidate everything. Let me give you the numbers on that. Say BTC is sitting around $60k. On spot, you buy $500 worth. Price falls 20% and you’re down $100 on paper. You can just hold and wait for recovery if you believe in it. No panic. On futures with 10x, that same $500 gives you exposure to $5,000. That 20% move doesn’t just hurt it can take the whole position. Gone. Same market, totally different result. I’ve seen plenty of people jump straight into futures chasing quick gains. Some handle it well because they already know how to manage risk. But if you’re still learning how prices move and why they react certain ways, spot is the better place to start. You get comfortable with the market without the extra danger of getting liquidated overnight. Futures aren’t bad. They’re useful for trading the actual price action, hedging, or taking advantage of moves in both directions. But they solve a different need than just owning the asset long term. Anyway, that’s what I learned the hard way early on. Curious how the rest of you came across this difference did anyone else get burned on leverage at the start, or did you ease in more carefully? Share your stories if you want. DYOR. Not financial advice. #Binance #LearnWithBinance

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  John Rice (@hello_code_) reported 32 minutes ago

  @adelbucetta @binance the "market access" wrapper is just regulatory arbitrage dressed up as a product. real disruption would be removing the middleman entirely, not charging for a fancier door to the same room

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  JD (@Djaury) reported 33 minutes ago

  @binance Your team is bullshit and no way out ! TAC on Binance Alpha was hacked. Report to KODEX ? If you dare, answer here! **** YOU !

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  FloppyDon keyDick (@whatsaglizzy) reported 36 minutes ago

  @StakeHEX5555 @pete_rizzo_ Im confused, cant you just buy bitcoin on binance…. Wtf

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  pepethedestroyr (@PepeTheDestroyr) reported 37 minutes ago

  @TCryptochicks @tradewithsterl Respectfully, many of us too blasted after seeing CZ endorse this. Since than, many of our first introductions to BSC have resulted in what feels like a slow rug and 80% straight down. Not great for us ever trying a Binance coin again @cz_binance

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  Tom | FastLane (@TomFastlane) reported 37 minutes ago

  Cadence, Monad MEV, and shMON yield: a quick read A friend flagged the new Monad consensus paper and asked whether it means FastLane and shMonad are cooked. Short answer: no. Longer answer below. What the paper actually proposes Cadence: Extreme Pipelining with Multiple Concurrent Proposers (Elsheimy, Jalalzai, Klenze, Komatovic, Setrin, Shoup, Babel, Heimbach, Milionis; arXiv:2607.02275) introduces multiple concurrent proposers (MCP). Several validators propose blocks in parallel per slot, each running in an independent consensus instance. The design decouples block interval from network latency. In simulation over Monad's 200 validators with five proposers per slot, finalization averages 219ms and speculative finality lands at 167ms. The MEV property Cadence formalises is narrow. It calls it "short-term censorship resistance": no proposer can craft its proposal in reaction to another proposer's in-flight proposal. Roughly, a block producer cannot react to another block producer's block-in-progress. The paper does not use the words "arbitrage" or "liquidation" in the abstract. It does not claim to eliminate MEV. It formalises one specific attack surface at the consensus layer. What it means for MEV on Monad Cadence removes proposer-vs-proposer reactive extraction as a formal possibility. That is a clean property to have proved. It does not touch the MEV that actually flows through Monad today: Cross-venue arbitrage exists because prices on Binance move independently of on-chain state. No consensus mechanism removes that. Liquidations exist because collateral ratios move as prices change. Same story. Priority auctions for productive MEV are what FastLane's sidecar already runs at the protocol level. Cadence does not replace that mechanism. Oracle-driven recapture (OEV) via the Chainlink SVR integration runs one layer up and pays lenders. Cadence does not touch that either. Every meaningful MEV revenue stream on Monad sits outside the block-production reactivity window Cadence targets. There is also a wider point. Monad already prices proposer-level extraction out economically. FastLane's sidecar auction pays validators more for honest inclusion than they would earn misbehaving. Monad has no dark builder relays where Ethereum's toxic MEV lives. The public mempool combined with 400ms blocks and sub-second finality makes sandwiching structurally unprofitable. Cadence is a formal consensus-layer proof of a property FastLane's sidecar already delivers economically. It stacks on top. The auction still runs. What it means for shMON yield: shMON revenue is stacked from four on-chain sources: base staking issuance plus priority fees, protocol-level MEV via the FastLane auction, oracle-driven recapture via Chainlink SVR, and atomic unstaking fees. Cadence reduces none of them. If anything, a cleaner MEV market pulls more DeFi activity onto Monad, which routes more productive flow through the same auction and back to shMON holders. MCP just means more parallel proposers competing for the same productive-MEV opportunities. Net direction for shMON yield: neutral to positive. Cadence formalises that a Monad proposer cannot craft its block in reaction to another proposer's block. That kills one narrow attack surface. It does not touch arbitrage, liquidations, or oracle recapture, which is where shMON yield actually comes from. FastLane's business is capturing productive MEV at the protocol level and routing it back to stakers. The paper does not reduce that surface. In practice it makes the environment cleaner around it.

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  bnb90.base.eth π² (@AvijitSikdar13) reported 37 minutes ago

  @IOST_Official Please check the receiving address and recover my amount please help i allready contact binance and kucoin @binance @kucoincom please recover my money I need this money

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  NAhmad (@n_ahmad00) reported 41 minutes ago

  In 2020, I was just beginning my freelancing journey. I had the skills. I had the hunger. But one thing kept creating problems again and again: getting paid. International payments were not simple for me. Every project came with the same stress. How will the client send the money? How long will it take? Will the payment even arrive without issues? Then one client changed the direction of my journey. After completing his work, he told me he would pay me through crypto. At that time, I did not even understand the word properly. Crypto sounded unfamiliar, almost strange, like something far away from my normal life. So I asked him, “What is crypto?” Instead of giving a short answer, he explained it to me. He told me how digital assets worked, how people used them for payments, and why they were becoming important around the world. Then he introduced me to Binance and guided me step by step. He showed me how @binance P2P worked and for the first time, I saw a real solution to the payment problem I had been facing as a freelancer. My first crypto payment was $92 in $BNB, which was roughly around 4.3 $BNB based on BNB’s average price in 2020. I still remember that payment because it was more than money. It was proof that I could work with people beyond borders and receive payment without the old barriers holding me back. Before that moment, I only saw freelancing as a way to earn online. After @binance, I started seeing a much bigger world. I began learning about crypto, blockchain, P2P, and how digital finance could create opportunities for people like me. What started as a simple client payment became the beginning of a new chapter in my life. That $92 $BNB payment did not just reach my wallet. It opened my mind. #BinanceTurns9 @BinanceAngels

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  Jason Ai. Williams (@GoingParabolic) reported 41 minutes ago

  @lordsambrah We had the same issue with Pepe. That’s why Binance listing was bearish. It was the exit liquidity.

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  Tuncay (@Tuncay95048064) reported 44 minutes ago

  @BiconomyCom fraudsters, what happened, you fell ten percent, even coins that are delist, honorable scam coin garbage coin cz will soon disable you too biconomy I will send this message to binance global in the same way, the CEO of scam coin is also three paper

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  SEND IIIT🚀 (@SENNDIIT) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Bibinance_ia @cz_binance @binance wtf is this ****? There’s already Bibi .

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  Ally Zach (@0xallyzach) reported 52 minutes ago

  one of the clearest patterns in polymarket’s short-term btc markets shows up off-platform. across ~11.8k polymarket btc up/down cycles, binance spot volume jumped into the close when the polymarket contract was still trading like either side could win. when the contract was already priced away from 50/50, the burst mostly vanished. 1/8