Binance Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Binance users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Binance, make sure to submit a report below
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
Binance users affected:
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.
Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Porto Alegre, RS | 1 |
| Angers, Pays de la Loire | 1 |
| Itu, SP | 1 |
| Seattle, WA | 1 |
| Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur | 1 |
Community Discussion
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Binance Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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RadarX (@RadarX_Crypto) reported@binance The people who wrote down their seed phrase on paper instead of a screenshot are the real “aged like fine wine” story here.
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Crypto With Prosper (@ProsperCryptoNG) reportedMost people enter crypto thinking the hardest part is choosing the right coin. It’s not. One of the first things you need to understand is where you’re buying, selling, and storing your crypto. That’s where crypto exchanges come in. So, what exactly is a crypto exchange? Think of it like a marketplace for digital assets. It connects buyers and sellers and allows you to trade assets like BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and thousands of others. But not all exchanges work the same way. There are two major types: CEX — Centralized Exchange Examples include Binance, Coinbase and Kraken. DEX — Decentralized Exchange Examples include Uniswap and PancakeSwap. The biggest difference? Who controls the platform and your funds. With a CEX, you usually create an account, complete verification and deposit your money or crypto. The exchange manages your wallet infrastructure. That makes it easier for beginners. But there’s a catch: “Not your keys, not your coins.” With a DEX, you connect your own crypto wallet. You don't normally hand custody of your assets to the exchange. You trade directly through blockchain-based smart contracts. More control. But also more responsibility. Lose your seed phrase? Nobody can reset it for you. Another thing beginners often misunderstand: An exchange is not a bank. Crypto platforms can be hacked, exploited, frozen, restricted or even go bankrupt. So keeping your entire portfolio on an exchange indefinitely isn't always the smartest approach. Before using any exchange, look at more than just: “Which one has the lowest fees?” Check things like: • Security history • Proof of reserves • Withdrawal options • Supported assets • Trading volume/liquidity • Regulatory status • Customer support • Reputation And please… Don't click random exchange links from Telegram, WhatsApp or X. Scammers create websites that look almost identical to legitimate platforms. One wrong click can cost you your entire wallet. Always verify the official domain before connecting your wallet or entering your login details. My simple rule: Exchange = for trading. Wallet = for holding. You don't have to follow this perfectly, but understanding the difference can save you from making expensive mistakes. Crypto gives you freedom. But freedom comes with responsibility. If you're new to crypto, don't rush into buying random tokens. First understand: Wallets → Exchanges → Networks → Transactions → Security Once you understand the basics, navigating crypto becomes much easier. Save this thread and share it with someone just getting started.
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Crypt0_Nova (@crypt0_n0va) reported💰 Your First Salary Is More Than a Paycheck It’s Your First Financial Test. Getting paid for the first time feels amazing. But earning money is one skill. Knowing what to do with it is another. Don’t rush to invest every rupee you earn. Build the foundation first: 💸 Budget smart know where your money goes. 🛟 Build an emergency fund protect yourself before chasing returns. 📈 Save vs. invest understand that they serve different goals. 🌍 Diversify don’t put your entire future behind one asset. 🧠 Know your risk never invest beyond what you can afford to lose. And if crypto is part of your journey, learn before you leap. Understand Bitcoin, blockchain, market cycles, volatility, and risk management. Resources like Binance Academy can help you build that knowledge. Because social media shows the wins, not the losses behind them. A screenshot of someone making 10x doesn’t show: → How much they invested → What they lost before the win → How much risk they took → Whether their situation is anything like yours Don’t invest because it’s trending. Invest only after you understand it. DYOR. Manage risk. Think long term. Your money should serve your goals not someone else’s hype. Your first salary isn’t the destination. It’s the beginning of your financial education. 🚀 #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance
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Pode vir (@thiagoTF) reported@Telegraph binance UK comeback after that iran ****? lol regulators sleeping on the job again
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Baykel (@Baykel3169) reported@binance Those responsible are in a terrible state; they've ruined the investors. I strongly advise against investing here.
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Katherine🔶 (@Katherine_XBT) reportedINSIGHT: Gen Z is emerging as one of the market’s strongest buy-and-hold cohorts. 📊 @binance data shows a majority of Gen Z accounts were net buyers across stocks, tokenized stocks and TradFi perpetuals. They’re also trading less frequently than older working-age generations, while ETFs now make up 25% of Gen Z equity trading volume. Younger investors are increasingly choosing exposure over constant trading.
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Bene (@bene_ctb) reportedAfter building Binance into the world’s largest crypto exchange, @cz_binance could have easily retired. But he didn’t. instead, he created @GiggleAcademy with an ambitious goal: provide free education to children around the world. and now, the #BNB community is supporting that vision too, contributing hundreds of BNB to help it grow.
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Cryptogenerian (@cryptogenerian) reported@Kaspa_CAP And it shows just how little research they put into it because NOBODY controlled 3% of the supply. Binance treated Kaspa like another preallocated **** coin. Binance has **** for brains.
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Ak47♛ (@HolaItsAk47) reportedYour first salary hits your account and suddenly you want to do everything at once, shop, save, invest, maybe even treat yourself a little. But this is actually the best time to build good money habits. Start with a simple budget. Know what comes in, what needs to go out, and what you can realistically keep aside. Then think about an emergency fund. Even a small amount saved regularly can help with unexpected expenses and stop you from depending on credit or borrowing every time something goes wrong. After that, separate saving from investing. Saving is usually for money you may need sooner and want to keep relatively accessible. Investing is different. It comes with risk, and the value of your money can move up or down depending on what you invest in. That’s why your first salary should not turn into your first rushed investment. Learn what risk means. Understand diversification. Know how much you can actually afford to lose before putting money into stocks, crypto, or any other investment. If crypto interests you, use resources like Binance Academy to understand Bitcoin, blockchain, market risk, wallets, and basic security before making decisions. Your first salary does not need a perfect plan. Just give every part of it a purpose. Spend some. Save some. Learn first. Invest only when you understand the risk. The first salary is exciting, but the habits you build with it can matter much longer than the amount itself. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance
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majid (@majidmajeed123) reported@binance **** you dumping machine
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𝕏andre (@Xandre__5) reported@binance @UTechStables I was shocked I thought binance wants to support union keh
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7RW (@7RWcrypto) reported🚨 $ACX has been hit by a wave of delistings 🚨 #Binance will remove ACX from the market on August 17th at 03:00 UTC, along with $HFT, $PIVX, $PYR, $VANRY and $VIC But the situation with ACX is even more interesting On July 24th , Binance added ACX to the Monitoring Tag ➜ August 17 delisting of spot pairs ➜ Binance will not support the token after removal ➜ ACX withdrawal from Binance will remain available until October 17 , 2026 The Across Protocol itself also warned that other exchanges may start delisting ACX, and recommended that holders prepare for the launch of the ACX Exchange For $ACX this is a serious blow to the liquidity and availability of the token #AcrossProtocol
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Devin NFT Hunter (@Devin_NFTHunter) reported@PandaAsiaStreet binance lawsuit delaying another crypto ipo. ****'s never ending lol
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Ze | Marty | 남자는 몰빵이지 (@ZeZhinker) reportedProblem with MARSCOIN its not paired to SPCX thru bStocks it gg thru Flap. and imo if CZ still stick to that "buy meme" "Try new things" it must be something related to Binance stuff or something. And the closest to that is $spaceXcoin Im not fudding $MARSCOIN here, just thots
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WHITE RABBIT (@Befbunny) reported@Abrlien @cz_binance Totally agree. It’s nothing like networks such as Solana. Binance offers something useful, something that can actually change people’s lives. That’s why projects like $MAX, which have donated over $300,000 to Giggle Academy in less than a month, deserve recognition. Those fees, which would normally go into the pockets of some random token creator, are instead continuing to help change lives. And I’m not just talking about $MAX. I genuinely think it would be great to see more meme coins donating their fees to charity.