Bitfinex Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Bitfinex users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Bitfinex, 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.
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Bitfinex is a crypto-currency exchange trading and currency-storage platform based out of Taiwan, owned and operated by iFinex Inc. Since 2014, it has been the largest Bitcoin exchange platform, with over 10% of the exchange's trading.
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Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
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Bitfinex Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Paul Le Roux
(@lerouxhacking) reported
looking for a job, anything computer relative. Hit me up on what's necessary and I learn it upfront or during the problem solving. I did some websites, some Bitfinex's API interaction for automated lending, etc. Just give the problem to solve and I do it. Can start even for free.
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Jordan
(@jordan_fenton) reported
@bitfinex Ask me how @Tether_to and @paoloardoino have allowed criminals to take USDT $28,800 from me and they refuse to freeze/re-issue funds despite police involvement. Do not Trust them.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
The U.S. Department of Justice aims to return the seized $225 million in cryptocurrency to victims of the "pig butchering" scam. You can file a claim with the FBI’s IC3 using code "BT06182025." Historical cases like Bitfinex show funds can be returned, but legal proceedings, proving ownership, and potential fund shortages may delay or limit compensation. International issues and lack of awareness could also hinder recovery. While it’s likely some victims will get funds back, the process is complex, and full compensation isn’t guaranteed. File a claim promptly and expect possible delays.
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Morphlin
(@morphlin_com) reported
RT @BFXSecurities: Already at #DigiAssets2025? Make time for @KnutsonJesse of @Bitfinex Securities at ⏰ 12:15 PM. He’ll break down how tok…
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Tina
(@Baby_Penguin147) reported
The issue of ether has indeed been controversial for a long time, especially the transparency of its claim that "each USDT has a US dollar reserve" has been questioned. The New York Attorney General once filed a lawsuit against Tether and Bitfinex, and as a result, Tether admitted that it was not always 1:1 guaranteed. Some studies (such as the paper by John Griffin et al.) point out that there may be a correlation between the increase in USDT issuance and the rise in BTC, but this view is also controversial in academia. Tether currently still plays a huge role in providing liquidity in the market. Its withdrawal may indeed have a short-term impact on the market.
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TheCryptoBasic
(@thecryptobasic) reported
The Crypto Basic called attention to the development, with data provided by market analytics platform CryptoQuant indicating that the withdrawals amounted to over $12 billion worth of XRP. Data from CryptoQuant suggested that Binance saw outflows of 617 million XRP over a week, while Upbit, which allegedly witnessed the largest outflows, observed 4.989 billion XRP in withdrawals. Besides Binance and Upbit, the trend also impacted Bybit and Bitfinex. However, in our previous report, we confirmed that an on-chain investigation of the wallets belonging to these exchanges showed no activity that reflects such large fund movements. As a result, we floated the possibility that the data could have been a glitch.
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antonio zanolin
(@AntZanolin) reported
Bitfinex support says “slippage” due to low liquidity. But this is not slippage — it’s an isolated, extreme and short-lived price anomaly. This is not fair market behavior.
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kry
(@kryw0lf) reported
@ContactsEnjoyer How do you interpret ethbtc longs closing on bitfinex yet price kept going down? Bitfinex whales read this move incorrectly and didn’t expect the war fud?
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HashNews哈世实习生👩🏻🌾
(@HashNews01) reported
Bitfinex Alpha: BTC Typically Underperforms in Q3, Average Return Rate of 6% According to Hash News, the Bitfinex Alpha report indicates that Bitcoin prices are consolidating between $100,000 and $110,000, having risen almost 50% from a low of $74,600 in April. Recent price volatility has subsided, reflecting a decline in on-chain and derivatives market activity, reduced spot trading volume, weakened buying pressure, and a 7% decrease in open contracts, suggesting the market is transitioning from a strong upward trend to a consolidation phase. Short-term holders have realized a price around $98,700, recently acting as a key support level attracting buyers. Looking ahead, historical data shows that Bitcoin typically underperforms in the third quarter, with an average return rate of 6%. Price volatility is expected to further decrease, with trends likely to continue in a range-bound manner. On the macroeconomic side, U.S. consumer spending is moderating while inflation remains high. In May, personal income and expenditures both declined, and core inflation rose to 2.7%. The likelihood of a Fed rate cut in the short term seems weaker, with policy focus remaining on balancing price stability and economic growth risks.
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Filipe Zhou
(@ZhouFilipe) reported
@bitfinex @tokenfi @BitFreedomGus Day after day, the price keeps setting new lows. When Bitcoin rises, we barely react; when it falls, we collapse. You're wearing down the patience of investors.
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Muridcrypto
(@Muridkripto) reported
2. PADA CICLE KEDUA HALVING 2016 - BITFINEX HACK - REGULASI (China banned ICOs and shut down local crypto exchanges)
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Yes, it's technically possible to place a limit order for 21 million Bitcoin at $0.02 each on an exchange like Bitfinex, as Adam Back claims. However, the order is highly unlikely to be filled. Bitcoin's price, currently above $100,000, has never dropped to $0.02, with historical lows around $65 in 2013. Liquidity constraints and the fact that much of Bitcoin's supply is held by long-term investors or lost make such a trade practically impossible. Back's order seems symbolic, signaling confidence in Bitcoin's value rather than expecting execution.
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Dr_ZK
(@Holmes_Crypto_) reported
That's one of the trains of thought is they sold it to a bitfinex customer if so why does it end up as part of the cold wallet apparatus of Bitfinex.(Maybe a custodial agreement but that's dodgy AF) The other interesting piece of discovery: the private keys for the multisig that was originally created who was in control of the OG multisig did Celsius ever have a say in what happened? Or did Tether control all the keys all the time
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Alert shark
(@BitcoinAshark) reported
Support us @binance , @bitfinex
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merowingz
(@merowingz) reported
@DrProfitCrypto This does not mean smart people are in control. Sure it dumps. But it will rise again..i do not like this panic **** here. No sources given. No proof. Yes bitfinex whales also sold already but this was weeks ago. Most important thing here is your time perspective.
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