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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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Porto Alegre, RS 1
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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Lyy_diia
    LʋMMy❄️ (@Lyy_diia) reported

    @_Ayoo_xx @binance Like in the binance app There’s self recovery area where there’s wrong chain or memo tag issue

  • moneymancalls
    investor 🔸 (@moneymancalls) reported

    @binance BROOO WTF

  • Headmetax
    Head (@Headmetax) reported

    $BNB is around $686, down about 1% today and still trading below the key $700 level. The bigger picture remains interesting: BNB Chain recently upgraded its throughput, while Binance has extended its zero-fee stablecoin campaign through September 30. Levels to watch 👇 $700–725: resistance $674–680: key support $650: deeper support A reclaim of $700 with volume could set up a move toward $725. If BNB loses $674, I'd wait for a new support level rather than forcing a long. Patience > FOMO. Risk management first. NFA.

  • aqualanga
    Max Gas (@aqualanga) reported

    quiet day, 14 coins with real flow, so the shape matters more than the size. exchange side was clean: $ENA had $4.8M sent onto Binance and Gate, supply that can now be sold, while UNI had $1.1M taken off Binance and Gate, supply that can't. positioning is where the disagreement lives. XRP crowd is 72/28 long while price is down 3% on the day, and fresh money there is net negative, $717K came out of positions, not in. longs stacked, price not cooperating, size shrinking. BNB crowd is also 71/29 long into a red day, but getting fresh money added on top. watching XRP tomorrow: a heavy long crowd losing money and losing size is the kind of setup that resolves loudly either way. NFA

  • paranrml_trader
    Paranormal_trader (@paranrml_trader) reported

    @mdfuad_Defi12 Agent OS with Binance MCP cuts down on switching, does that simplify the workflow too much?

  • cfm_sol
    Jeff (@cfm_sol) reported

    Can keep an eye on solana:92LKNLj4aU9sjUKkgH5mQCuQTPSr42HwF2QrdWDApump new products this month, STORMM + Leverage Machine. They might trigger a new round of upside. 0xe934e36a439c94017b64a3fece66af12099abf50 The core of Leverage Machine is: on Rh Chain, using Uniswap V4 + custom hooks, LPs can deposit stock tokens or ETH into specific strike price ranges, acting as the "house." Others can buy calls/puts against that liquidity. Positions are minted as tradable NFTs, which can be transferred or traded OTC. Buyers don't face forced liquidation like perpetuals; options either expire worthless or are exercised in-the-money. The relationship between STORMM and Leverage Machine: STORMM = the engine. Leverage Machine = the permissionless options exchange built with that engine. The key structural differences compared to traditional US stock options and CEX options (like Binance/BIT): The underlying assets are on-chain stock tokens, not broker-custodied assets. Theoretically 24/7, not tied to US market trading hours. Liquidity is provided by AMM range LPs, not a market maker order book. Options themselves are NFTs, freely tradeable on secondary markets. So it should be able to fill the gap for 24/7 on-chain stock options. But to actually achieve this, at minimum you need: Stable price oracles for stock tokens on Rh Chain that aren't easily manipulated by DEX spot prices. Deep enough LP liquidity stratified by strike price. Uniswap V4 hooks that work correctly under real volatility and settlement conditions. Actual liquidity for NFT options (OpenSea / OTC) that can support trading, rather than mint-and-die. That said, among public proposals, this is the closest attempt to fill the niche of "permissionless, 24/7, no-force-liquidation options on stock tokens." It offers a verifiable path forward. Looking forward to seeing how it performs after launch.

  • blugati
    BLUGATI (@blugati) reported

    @binance Need fami support

  • ansari_ali76454
    ALI ANSARI 🔶 (@ansari_ali76454) reported

    @analyst9701 Slow and secure is the way to go! 🔐🚀 #Binance #LearnWithBinance

  • mary09dz4
    Noah C (@mary09dz4) reported

    @binance An agent OS touching money needs a permission model people can inspect. Separate read, propose and execute scopes, then log the approval that connects them. MCP makes access easier; that makes boundaries more important, not less.

  • Elvarxs
    Elvarx | Daily stock analysis🟢 (@Elvarxs) reported

    My take on bitcoin:native : 1/ BTC just did something unusual: August ETF inflows topped $3B - the strongest month of 2026 - yet the fund complex is still net NEGATIVE for the year (~-$2.5B). Institutions bought the dip so hard it barely dented the May-July outflow hole. bitcoin:native 2/ Snapshot: Price ~$77,600 (as of Sept 1, 9:43am ET), roughly flat to -2% on the day depending on venue. Market cap ~$1.55T. 52-week range: $57,832-$126,186 (ATH was Oct 2025). Chart is consolidating just under resistance after a ~22-24% August rally. 3/ Setup: BTC ripped from the low $60Ks to above $80K in August on ETF demand, then got knocked back below $78K intraday when Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's hawkish Jackson Hole remarks lifted September rate-hike odds. It's now fighting to hold the reclaim. 4/ Bull case: August was the best ETF month of 2026 - $3B+ net inflows, ~2x April's pace. BlackRock's IBIT absorbed ~62% of that. Zero net-selling days across spot BTC ETFs in August per on-chain tracking (Arkham). Demand looks real, not just AUM inflation from price. 5/ The catch: ETFs remain net NEGATIVE ~$2.5B for 2026 - August only clawed back about half the May-July bleed. Binance exchange reserves hit a 2026 high (~687K BTC, up from ~617K in April) - a build some read as distribution setup, not accumulation. Daily RSI is above 70 - stretched. 6/ Key levels: Support $76,800-77,165. First bull threshold $78,340. Major confirmation zone $79,730-79,920. Above that, $80,280 and the 50-week MA (~$81,000-82,000) is the real ceiling. Below $76,800 opens a retest toward the low $70Ks. 7/ Risks: (1) Sept 16 FOMC - a repeat hawkish surprise. (2) Rising exchange reserves = shrinking dry powder / possible distribution into strength. (3) BTC is still ~38% below its Oct 2025 ATH of $126K - that entire cohort is sitting on overhead supply. 8/ Catalysts: (1) If August's ETF pace carries into September, $80K+ gets retested. (2) Fear & Greed sits at 67-72 (Greed) - elevated but not euphoric, leaving room to run. (3) Standard Chartered's $100K year-end target still stands on the desk. 9/ How we got here: BTC bottomed near $58-60K in June/July after a weak Q2, then staged its best month of 2026 in August on returning ETF demand. The rally stalled at $80-82K resistance and took a macro gut-check from Warsh's Jackson Hole comments. 10/ No sell-side consensus exists for BTC, but institutional positioning is the proxy: IBIT dominance + a zero-outflow August skew bullish. Standard Chartered's $100K year-end call implies ~29% upside from spot - that's the bull case if flows hold. 11/ My take: Hold, not chase. BTC is consolidating $77K-80K into a binary macro event (Sept 16 FOMC). I'd want acceptance above $79,730-79,920 on volume before adding, and I'd treat a clean break below $76,800 as the exit signal, not a dip to buy. Watch Sept 16.

  • Bear999999996
    Footydude (@Bear999999996) reported

    @binance Reason #1 the trenches are tired of Binance. Cets (original) has been working for a month and reaches 30M MC with no Alpha listing. Flork (version 10,000) gets bull posted by binance and listed in days.

  • FinFunPro
    FinFun (@FinFunPro) reported

    @binance Why did you give the child access to the computer?

  • CaliBTC_
    Pelasti (@CaliBTC_) reported

    this is how much I’ve accumulated in less than 3 months with my @Plasma debit card 3% cashback paid in $XPL accumulating for free during this period was pretty good now imagine $XPL back to its ath 🔥 this is why I love crypto card with cashback in crypto during bear markets last cycle I’ve accumulated $BNB with Binance card when it was below $300 if you want access to request the card comment below.. I’ve some codes

  • XmarkstheHart
    Mr. Christopher 🐂🀄️ (@XmarkstheHart) reported

    @CryptoMikli @notthreadguy I was under the impression Binance has a ledger error and it caused a string of liquidations that created a cascade. Triggering the beginning of the bear.

  • nassquantum
    Robert Nass (@nassquantum) reported

    @binance serious users want crypto access alongside familiar financial tools

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