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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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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.

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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:

Location Reports
Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 1
Beaucaire, Occitanie 2
Stafford, England 1
Nakuru, Nakuru 1
Kiambu, Kiambu 1
Vigo, Galicia 1
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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Donald20251
    Scarlet (@Donald20251) reported

    Yet another piece of FUD that bundles old news, lawsuits, and statements from former employees. Binance will handle the legal and regulatory issues it faces; it’s enough for users to continue voting with their feet. “The darker it gets, the stronger we become”—that’s not just empty talk.

  • XNanoPayments
    Nano micropayments (@XNanoPayments) reported

    @MaxvanGent1 @nano Binance was working fine

  • sipa_iwan98058
    Jhon Lenon (@sipa_iwan98058) reported

    @rushtradingx @binance Alright my friend,, as monkeys, we really ought to support each other. I hope you make it to @binance.

  • hardtotelll
    James Kramer 🔥 (@hardtotelll) reported

    Binance just dropped a serious signal with its stocks offering crossing one billion dollars in assets under management in only thirty days. That is not a quiet launch metric. It pulled in over three billion dollars in trading volume with average daily inflows around forty two million and roughly seventy three percent of users coming from emerging markets. A lot of people do not want another complicated brokerage account. They want simple access familiar rails and the ability to manage crypto and stocks in one place without jumping between platforms. The allocation tells its own story too with users heavily leaning into tech and semiconductors basically positioning around the AI trade. This is turning into a real front door for global markets especially for the next wave of users who grew up with crypto first.

  • 0scardano
    0scar.ada (@0scardano) reported

    Funny how the day @binance loses EU access market pumps.

  • corbinfwjukich1
    corbinfwjukichrfo (@corbinfwjukich1) reported

    Binance Alpha 2.0 will support the rebranding of Story (IP) to Data Network (DATAIP), with a token swap at 1:1 ratio starting July 2, 2026. Trading resumes at 08:00 UTC. Will this upgrade boost Data Network's adoption? #Crypto #Blockchain #DataNetwork

  • EtherbitHQ
    Etherbit (@EtherbitHQ) reported

    This isn’t the first meeting either. The committee already spoke to CoinDCX, Binance, WazirX, and a bunch of other exchanges over the past year. This is a slow process. Today was one more step, not the final word.

  • Bitcoinblacck
    Bitcoin Black (@Bitcoinblacck) reported

    🔥 UPDATE: Binance has completed the Toncoin (TON) rebrand to Gram (GRAM), officially enabling GRAM deposits and withdrawals. The transition follows the community-approved name change, with user balances converted automatically at a 1:1 ratio. The underlying blockchain remains The Open Network (TON), meaning the update is purely a branding change with no impact on wallets, addresses, or token balances. 0 Will the Gram rebrand help drive broader adoption for the TON ecosystem?

  • riskgains
    RISK (@riskgains) reported

    @DegenerateNews @binance @DefiLlama We don’t **** with Binance anymore

  • vercettiliving
    TOMMY VERCETTI (@vercettiliving) reported

    @rushtradingx @binance trying to fake pump the bottom is going to work retard dumbest **** ive seen this year

  • bestbear22
    SINGLEBEAR (@bestbear22) reported

    if you have binance and want to help me out here my binance id 955178338 (i really need that help im going through hard hard time)

  • DjaniWhaleSkul
    Djani (@DjaniWhaleSkul) reported

    Daily Market Report #783 TLDR After a week of bleeding, crypto finally bounced. $BTC reclaimed $60K, $ETH moved back above $1,600, and $SOL stayed the leader at $78.21. This time the shorts got hit, with $120M of the $148M in liquidations coming from shorts. But I am not calling victory yet. $BTC closed below its 200-week moving average for the first time since 2023, ETF outflows were ugly, and 84% of Binance alts are still below their 200-day average. The bounce feels good, but it is still coming from broken levels. The macro side is also getting weird. The yen hit its weakest level since 1986, Japan is talking intervention, and the S&P is near all-time highs while crypto is sitting near cycle lows. That divergence is still the whole market story. The biggest real catalyst today was $HOOD launching Robinhood Chain on $ARB. 28M customers. Tokenized stocks in 120+ countries. $USDG lending through Morpho. Perps through Lighter. One of the biggest retail brokerages in the world just planted its on-chain finance stack on Arbitrum. $ARB barely moved, which says everything about the build-versus-price gap. $SOL is still leading, but the fuel is mostly memes again. At the same time, $ONDO put 430+ tokenized stocks live on Uniswap, and $PYTH got picked by Nasdaq for TotalView data. So yes, the casino is running, but the real tokenization build is still happening underneath. $HYPE cooled off to $63.71 after leading for weeks. $LINK is at $7.50 with the 47-bank settlement live. $ZEC is at $421, with Tachyon coming for shielded payments and quantum readiness. $XMR is at $309. MiCA locked out Binance and cleaned up the exchange side, but it is also pushing builders offshore. That is the double edge. Regulation protects users, but it can also send innovation somewhere friendlier. The stablecoin war is getting serious too. $CRCL fell 14% after the $OUSD launch, backed by Visa, BlackRock, Google, and others. The moment the giants back a rival, the incumbent gets repriced. What are you watching?

  • TruedgeXYZ
    Truedge.xyz (@TruedgeXYZ) reported

    The EU's MiCA law (think of it like a driver's license for crypto companies) required Binance to get licensed by end-2024. Binance couldn't—or wouldn't—meet the rules. So starting today, no EU resident can trade, deposit, or store crypto there anymore. Your money is still yours. You just can't access it on their platform.

  • CoastRiderX
    CoastRider (@CoastRiderX) reported

    In the beginning #Binance (customer since 2017) i had great view about them and they gave the vibes the will be top crpyto financial institution. But shady stuff in recent years and how they market make, treat their customers its just a NO-GO. Distrupt trad-fi not your people! 🫣

  • Bonnano17
    Bonnano17 (@Bonnano17) reported

    @TheMoonCarl Binance need to shat down

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