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 |
|---|---|
| Beaucaire, Occitanie | 2 |
| Stafford, England | 1 |
| Nakuru, Nakuru | 1 |
| Kiambu, Kiambu | 1 |
| Vigo, Galicia | 1 |
| Mont-Saint-Martin, ACAL | 1 |
| Dubai, Dubai | 1 |
| Barranquilla, Atlántico | 1 |
| London, England | 1 |
| Sardauna, Taraba | 1 |
| Akure, Ondo | 1 |
| Hinguli, Chittagong | 1 |
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Binance Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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MISHU (@mishuweb3) reported> be Jeff Yan (Hyperliquid) > part -02 > wins a Gold Medal at the International Physics Olympiad > studies Math and Computer Science at Harvard > joins Hudson River Trading > learns how billion-dollar markets operate > notices a problem: > centralized exchanges are fast > decentralized exchanges are transparent > nobody has both > decides to build it > 2022 : > co-founds Hyperliquid > mission: > build Binance-level performance > while staying fully on-chain > no VC funding > no private sale > no insider allocation > no insider allocation > just builders > and a vision > 2023 : > Hyperliquid launches > traders notice immediately > low latency > low fees > deep liquidity > volume grows rapidly > no marketing > no influencers > just product > 2024: > becomes the leading perpetual futures DEX > billions flow through the platform > November 29 > HYPE launches > 31% of supply goes to the community > one of the largest airdrops in crypto history > no VC unlocks > no insider dumps > crypto Twitter explodes > HYPE becomes a case study for fair launches > 2025: > Hyperliquid launches HyperEVM > expands from exchange to ecosystem > trading volume reaches trillions > protocol revenue reaches industry-leading levels > institutions begin paying attention > Wall Street begins paying attention > 2026 : > HYPE becomes one of crypto's largest assets > Hyperliquid competes with traditional exchanges > not just DeFi protocols > the philosophy: > users don't care if it's decentralized > users care if it's better > build the best product > everything else follows > competitors raised capital > Hyperliquid built product > competitors bought attention > Hyperliquid earned loyalty > one Harvard mathematician > one small team > zero VC allocation > zero private sale > one airdrop that changed crypto > now building > "the blockchain to house all finance
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Sbe3 (@Mr_MoneyPrinter) reported@swisstrader09 Impossible. Last time binance and other **** ****** up big time to make if happen. I expect maybe a pump 67 and then cascade new lows. Yes. 67->57 alts will get oiled up for sure but no 10/10
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mark croft (@Z1ndian) reported@DeFiTracer There is no evidence that Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit themselves were "dumping Bitcoin" from their own corporate holdings. Exchanges process customer orders. When traders sell, it can look like heavy selling activity on an exchange, but that is not the same things
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OGCDELIGHT (@OGCDelight) reported@binance Please I still dnt understand it Can you break it down so I can understand it and invest please
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Khalid Bin wallid (@KWallid57063) reported@ATestnet9 @okx @binance Oh pig brain 🐷 and you've been doing this for years, every day you just post this and that, your brain is dead, in fact you're just trash, ****
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TARMAX ツミ (@tarmax_66) reported@binance Billions of people couldn't buy US stocks because of high fees, complex processes, limited access. Binance is breaking down those walls. This is financial freedom. 💛🌍
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moon shiesty (@moonshiesty) reportedi have different interpretation that fits the data in the article. the authors found it takes 2 blocks before hyperliquid fills have price information (~700ms) but hyperliquid provides other price information: the orderbook/best-bid/offer and gossip if best bid/offer rather than fills is the metric for discovering prices, hyperliquid discovers prices every block we can fill into (1) arbitragers who are trying to pick off stale quotes and (2) non-arbitragers who are willing to execute against the latest quote hyperliquid batches transaction into blocks, prioritizes cancels/ALO then emits execution results (fills). whereas lighter adds 300ms to all taker orders and executes trades continuously on hyperliquid, the arbitrage fill signal would be strongest at the first block, and fall off in later blocks vs lighter, where any signal from arbitragers picking off stale quotes would be at least 300ms after binance and fills from 0-300ms would be dominated by non-arbitrage (2) if we filtered out arbitrage transactions, i think we would find hyperliquid non-arbitrage fills do discover prices and hyperliquid gossip should allow latency sensitive users to discover new prices even before transactions are committed we could view the arrakis article as a measurement of stale quote arbitrage on hyperliquid the natural followup question would be, does lighter have less stale quote arbitrage? it wouldn't surprise me if lighter has less arbitrage because they continuously execute trades which minimizes jitter the reason for this could be that hyperliquid executes and prioritizes cancels in blocks: even with cancel priority, if the price moves close to block a boundary an arbitrager can still land first, especially with write priority the counter-factual would be we see a spike of lighter correlation to binance at 300ms which i dont see in the article
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NewsRamp (@NewsRamp_Alerts) reportedBinance just expanded beyond crypto, giving users access to 7,000+ U.S. stocks and ETFs through its app. The lines between traditional finance and digital assets continue to blur. #Binance #Crypto
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🚨BDN NEWS WIRE🚨 (@BCDNewsBot) reportedBINANCE TO SUPPORT NEAR PROTOCOL NETWORK UPGRADE AND HARD FORK $NEAR
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Cas Abbé (@cas_abbe) reportedTHE BIGGEST SHIFT IN PAKISTAN 🇵🇰 Not in Banks but it’s happening online And, guess what? Pakistan is not suddenly interested in digital finance because it is trendy. It is happening because the old money system is too slow for how people live now. Across Pakistan and MENA, people are already using modern financial tools every day without even calling them that. Raast transfers, mobile wallets, online payments, freelancing income, remittances from Saudi and UAE, digital banking, stablecoins, crypto exchanges, investment apps. This is not future talk anymore. This is daily life. The real shift is that Pakistan is finally trying to bring this activity into a proper regulated framework. SBP recently allowed banks to open accounts for licensed virtual asset service providers after the Virtual Assets Act 2026, replacing the old 2018 restriction. Well! That means crypto-related businesses are no longer just being pushed into the grey zone. They are being moved toward licensing, compliance, AML checks, and formal banking rails. That is a big deal Not because everyone should go buy random coins. NO. Because it shows digital finance is becoming too important to ignore. At the same time, Raast is making instant digital payments normal in Pakistan. Overseas Pakistanis are sending billions home every year, with Saudi Arabia and UAE still among the biggest remittance sources. Freelancers are earning online. Small businesses are accepting digital payments. Young people are trying to understand crypto, stablecoins, fintech, and investing because money itself is changing. This is the shift: You don’t need to become an expert overnight. But you do need to understand the basics before the world moves without you. 1- Learn how digital payments work 2- Learn what virtual assets are 3- Learn why regulation matters 4- Learn how modern financial tools are changing real life, not just markets. The old system is not disappearing tomorrow. But the new one is already being built. Learn first and move smarter ☝🏼 #Binance #BinanceAcademy #learnWithBinance
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CoinRadar · AI Scanner (@coinradar2026) reportedToken breakdown 🪙 BABY $0.018 (+40.27%) 🚀 — 3 days at #1. The only consistent green in extreme fear. Meme coin dominating the bear. ETH $1,602 (-9.3%) — Stable. Hasn't broken $1,600. Weekend consolidation after the -12% low. Watching for Monday direction. CHZ $0.025 (-8.22%) — Steady. Same story all weekend. Nothing special, just holding. OP worst at -11.42%. ZEC stable at -23%. EPIC -4.58% (closest to green). Articles: ZEC bug, Bullish divergence weekly, Binance delisting
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FÂDI ₿ÂDÉR 🇦🇪🌐 (@FadiBader20) reportedSince my account was shifted from Binance Global into Binance Dubai FZE, most of the functions are not working or there is something wrong with the features. I need a solution! @binance @BinanceArabic
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brad (@0xGetRugged) reported@CryptoGuyRyy It also doesn’t have to go down. It’s a meme coin lol. Literally one smelly jeet could nuke it. Or, binance announces listing. Then none of this applies. Like you said, go outside and relax 😎
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0xNox (@0xNoxxx) reportedBinance spot delisting: $HIGH $COS $D $MBOX Futures delisting: usually keeps going down. Spot delisting: usually drops first, then often sees a short squeeze and some very strange pumps as the delisting date approaches. Delisting date: June 19. We still have time. Not guaranteed.
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🚨BDN NEWS WIRE🚨 (@BCDNewsBot) reported$BTC DROPS BELOW $60,000 TO $59,352 ON BINANCE, DOWN 7.10%; $ETH TRADES $1,554.97, DOWN 1.79%