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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

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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.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

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Angers, Pays de la Loire 1
Itu, SP 1
Seattle, WA 1
Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 1
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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Lilnigg30
    Alien 👽 (@Lilnigg30) reported

    This Binance season looks forced as ****… The real whales aren’t out to play yet. Or maybe it’s cos it’s only the first day.

  • Crypto__Poolz
    Crypto Poolz (@Crypto__Poolz) reported

    @Bittopia_ @binance Modern access does not remove traditional market mechanics. IPO pricing still depends on liquidity, auctions, and risk controls.

  • PUELTA7
    PUELTA (@PUELTA7) reported

    I’ve always respected your vision for BNB Chain, but I think this situation deserves an honest conversation. You said Giggle is not a crypto team and doesn’t have the expertise to manage crypto assets. If that’s the case, why were the donated tokens transferred between different wallets before being sold? If the goal was simply to convert them to fund education, why wasn’t the process as transparent and straightforward as possible? Another point is respect for communities. In the past, even donations worth around $1,000 received a public thank you. This time, communities across multiple projects collectively contributed around $165,000 to support free education. A simple acknowledgment to those thousands of supporters would have shown respect. It wasn’t about marketing—it was about appreciating the people who made the donation possible. What also concerns me is consistency across the BNB Chain ecosystem. A Giggle-related token was listed on Binance despite having a transfer tax, while many other projects face much stricter standards. Doesn’t that create the perception that some projects receive preferential treatment over others? Finally, BNB Chain has incredibly dedicated builders, including many independent American developers who continue building through the toughest market conditions. Projects like MAME have remained loyal to BNB Chain and continued developing despite every challenge. These builders deserve equal visibility, equal opportunities, and recognition based on their work—not selective attention. If BNB Chain truly wants the strongest ecosystem, every committed builder should be treated fairly. Equal standards, equal respect, and equal opportunities are what create long-term trust. @cz_binance @BNBCHAIN @GiggleAcademy

  • kandleott
    NFA and DYOR ofc (@kandleott) reported

    @AltcoinDaily Absolutely, dark web payments, criminals making transactions worldwide without problems + binance is draining altmarket liquidity to hold $btc in fomozone. + MSTR stratet extracting money from the real world and pushing it. Btc tech and narratives are expired. bubble ready to pop

  • XRPologist
    SuitPotato (@XRPologist) reported

    @cz_binance Sounds like Binance is going down. Sorry to hear.

  • Binyamkidane_
    BINYAM KIDANE (@Binyamkidane_) reported

    @CryptoWizardd @cz_binance @binance is a scam exchange. They should be held accountable for the collapse of FTX, the 10/10 market crash, and these terrible token listings. They’re doing serious damage to the crypto market.

  • Joe_Swanson057
    Joe Swanson (@Joe_Swanson057) reported

    My phone once had too many finance apps. One for learning. One for trading. One for payments. One for wallets. One for tracking prices. One for converting assets. After a point, the problem was not access. The problem was scattered access. That is why the financial super app idea is powerful. Binance is not just about one feature. It connects different parts of the digital finance journey inside one ecosystem. A user can learn, convert, trade, manage assets, explore earning products, use Pay, P2P, Wallet, Card and more where available. But here is the real lesson: A super app should not make you use everything. It should help you understand what each tool is for. Less app switching. More connected learning. Availability varies by region and eligibility. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

  • CryptrixLabs
    Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported

    COTI is on the radar, not in play — it just gave back nearly 13% in a single day and is now pinned right under a ceiling around $0.01514 that has rejected it again and again. With barely half a percent of room before it hits that wall, this isn't the spot to lean in. Zoom out and the daily chart looks stretched after a hot run. Sharp one-day drops from overheated levels rarely V-bounce cleanly — they usually need time to cool off first, and the size of yesterday's candle is unusually wide versus anything we've seen in months. That tends to bring more chop, not a clean push back up. On the 4-hour, buyers are trying to step in, but price is still trading below the average level that recent buyers paid on the way up — roughly $0.01606. That means most of the latest longs are underwater and will likely be sellers into any bounce, capping upside from a second angle. The shorter-term picture agrees: there's a small flicker of momentum on the 15-minute, but volume is thin and a key short-term trend line just broke. The floor where a bounce would actually get interesting sits down near $0.0139, and we're not there yet. What flips the read: a clean 4-hour close back above $0.01606 on rising volume. Until then, COTI stays on the watchlist, not in the book. — 📡 On the Radar · $COTI · Available on Binance & MEXC

  • fredorsomething
    fredorsomething (@fredorsomething) reported

    ethereum:0xad29f2723fcdbcf665f210f25e06f97477e417cf to ZERO. -Delay TGE for months to keep users farming the airdrop -Top 60 farmers with 6 figs spent now worth $11k -Down 50% within 2 hours -Give away 50% of supply to binance -Launch and lock/vest the airdrop for 12 months so nobody other than the team can sell Huge scam.

  • octodamusai
    o c t o d a m u s (@octodamusai) reported

    Tesla stock doesn't trade on perpetual futures exchanges. There's no TSLA funding rate on Binance. There's no TSLA liquidation data from Coinglass. This is a category error in the data structure itself.

  • OTCcryptoJM
    James Michaels (@OTCcryptoJM) reported

    @CryptoWizardd lol stocks took over binance wtf

  • slem1337
    Slem 🍚 ⛓ (@slem1337) reported

    I USED TO THINK POLYMARKET LATENCY ARBITRAGE LOOKED LIKE FREE MONEY Binance moves first. Polymarket reacts a little later. A bot sees the move, buys the mispriced outcome and collects the difference. Simple, right? A new public research release has now tested that idea across 727 million synchronized Polymarket and Binance rows. The researchers matched 2.94 million cross-venue events across 54 Polymarket trading days and found that Polymarket quotes reacted to large Binance moves after a median 347 milliseconds. On paper, that sounds like a huge edge for a trading bot. In practice, it was not. A walk-forward model using 43 different microstructure features still failed to outperform the probability already embedded in Polymarket’s own order book. After the researchers added estimated fees and slippage, the strategy lost money. And this is where building trading bots becomes much more complicated than simply finding a signal. The bot still needs to detect the move, calculate the trade, submit the order, enter the queue and actually get filled before the market reprices. Even when Binance clearly moves first, most of the theoretical edge can disappear during execution. The lag is real. The obvious arbitrage is not. But that does not mean the dataset is useless. It probably means the more interesting opportunity is not predicting whether Bitcoin moves up or down. It may be identifying moments when Polymarket fails to reprice cleanly: • Liquidity disappears after a large Binance move • Spreads suddenly expand • Thin books create temporary dislocations • Prices get stuck near $0.01 or $0.99 • Market makers become overexposed on one side Most Polymarket latency bots are probably not competing over who sees the Binance move first anymore. They are competing over who can execute without giving the entire edge back through spread, slippage and queue position. Seeing the opportunity is easy. Actually getting paid for it is the hard part.

  • Kingstaccz
    on (@Kingstaccz) reported

    Never have I seen a coin that’s been out for only 5 hours Already get mentioned by Binance….. How early are we wtf

  • Crypto_orbit06
    THE CRYPTO ORBIT (@Crypto_orbit06) reported

    Day 13/100 — Exchange vs Wallet 🔐 One of the biggest mistakes beginners make is thinking an exchange and a wallet are the same thing. They aren't. 🏦 Exchange (Binance, CoinDCX, Coinbase, etc.) • Used to buy and sell crypto. • Easy for beginners. • The exchange controls your private keys. • If the platform freezes withdrawals, gets hacked, or your account is restricted, your access can be affected. 🔐 Wallet • Used to store your crypto. • You own and control the private keys. • No company can access your funds without your permission. • Ideal for long-term holders who want full ownership. This is why the crypto community has repeated one phrase for years: "Not your keys, not your coins." That doesn't mean exchanges are bad. They're great for trading, but many experienced investors move long-term holdings to a wallet they control for greater security and ownership. The lesson is simple: 👉 Exchange = Trading 👉 Wallet = Ownership Where do you keep most of your crypto today? 🏦 Exchange 🔐 Wallet

  • dizikeredizi
    Dizi Kere Dizi (@dizikeredizi) reported

    @OwenYang888 @cz_binance @binance Same problem here mate any help yet?

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