Binance status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Binance reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Binance users through our website.

• Website (40%)
• Transactions (20%)
• Mobile App (20%)
• Login (20%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Binance outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Porto Alegre	Transactions	26 days ago
Angers	Login	2 months ago
Itu	Website	2 months ago
Seattle	Website	2 months ago
Nice	Mobile App	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	3 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  Yousaf Alpha (@YousafAlphaGems) reported 42 seconds ago

  $ZKC positioning is leaning bullish, but not excessively crowded. Binance Long/Short ratio sits at 1.1195, while top traders are also slightly net long on both accounts and positions. What I like here is that the bias is positive without looking overheated yet. If price structure keeps holding, this positioning could support another move higher. 👀 #ZKC

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 3 minutes ago

  BOME is on the radar but not in play — pinned under a ceiling near $0.000996 with a real floor more than 20% below, and it only comes back into focus on a decisive 4-hour close above $0.001000 with strong volume. Zoom out and the daily chart tells the story: price has run nearly 50% above its long-term average and is now pressed right against resistance. There's maybe 2–3% of headroom before it hits that wall, while the nearest real support sits more than 20% lower, near $0.000747. That's a lopsided setup — far more room to fall than to rise — and it's the main reason this one stays on the watchlist, not the shortlist. Underneath the surface, the momentum picture is quietly deteriorating. On the 4-hour, buying pressure has been fading even while price tries to hold up — the kind of quiet weakening that usually shows up before a bounce rolls over. The 1-hour is grinding lower inside a tightening range, and on the 15-minute price is still stuck below its short-term averages on very thin participation. The little pops higher aren't being backed by real volume. The backdrop doesn't help either. Bitcoin is drifting sideways rather than leading strength, the US dollar is firming up (historically a headwind for crypto), and BOME itself trades on roughly $1.5M of daily volume — light enough that any move here can reverse quickly on very little flow. Bottom line: interesting name, wrong moment. The read flips and this comes back into focus only if BOME reclaims $0.001000 decisively on the 4-hour with real volume behind it. Until then, watch, don't chase. — 📡 On the Radar · $BOME · Available on Binance

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  Rupert Griffen (@RupertG45) reported 11 minutes ago

  you retards actually sicken me, binance super cycle ($bsc) ran 50 mil, solana super cycle ($sc) ran 20 mil but instead of sending robinhood super cycle $rsc your sending $rhszn wake ******** up imbred retards

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 11 minutes ago

  MSTRB is on the radar, not in play — the whole setup hinges on whether it can reclaim $128.60 with Bitcoin turning up alongside it. The context: this thing ripped from around $92 to $140 in ten days. That's a huge, fast move, and now it's cooling off at $127.67 — sitting right underneath a $128.61 ceiling from the 4-hour chart. That's less than 1% of headroom before it runs into a wall, and if it fails there, the next real floor doesn't show up until roughly $96. Chasing here means fighting for a sliver of upside against a long slide down. The math is upside-down. Underneath the surface it gets worse. The 4-hour momentum has already rolled over after the rally, so the short-term energy that carried it up is fading. Bitcoin is bleeding today, and MSTRB has been moving nearly step-for-step with it — which means Bitcoin's weakness is directly its weakness. On the intraday charts price is trading below the short-term averages traders lean on, volume is thin, and the order book is light. None of that is a base you want to lean into. The read only flips if MSTRB puts in a clean 4-hour close back above $128.60 and Bitcoin turns up at the same time. That combination breaks the ceiling and puts this back on the table. Until then, the smarter move is to let it come in, build a real base, and wait for a setup where the reward actually pays you for the risk — not one where you're buying directly into overhead supply with the market's biggest chart sagging underneath you. — 📡 On the Radar · $MSTRB · Available on Binance

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  Zero2Crypto (@MadiarMadiev) reported 12 minutes ago

  @binance How safe is it really if an AI agent gets access to my Binance account through Agent OS? Like, can it place trades or move funds without me confirming every step?

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 14 minutes ago

  TRB is not on watch here — it's pinned under a ceiling near $17.15 with the nearest real floor down at $14.74, so there's far more room to fall than to run. A 4-hour close back above $17.71, with Bitcoin steadying, is what would put it back in play. The daily chart tells the whole story on shape. Price has been rejected at that $17.15 ceiling twice this week and is sitting right underneath it. That means almost no headroom before sellers show up again, and a long slide to the first real support if buyers give up. That's a lopsided setup, and lopsided setups are the ones to pass on, not chase. The backdrop makes it worse. Bitcoin is weak on the 4-hour chart and down more than 2% on the day, and TRB has been trading in step with Bitcoin lately — so any bounce here is swimming upstream. On top of that, the US dollar is grinding higher, and a stronger dollar tends to lean on risk assets like crypto across the board. Zoom in and the short-term picture is the same story. On the 15-minute chart, price is still trading under its recent short-term averages, meaning short-term buyers haven't actually taken control yet. Momentum has lifted off very oversold readings, which is the early flicker of a bounce — but a flicker under a hard ceiling, with Bitcoin heavy and the dollar bid, is not a setup worth leaning into. What flips it: a clean 4-hour close back above $17.71 alongside Bitcoin stabilizing. Until then, TRB is one to leave alone and revisit if that level gives way. — 📡 On the Radar · $TRB · Available on Binance

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  cryptonow (@manhhuynh2310) reported 15 minutes ago

  Plenty of people treat @axisrobotics like a simulation game for farming points, and end up missing the part that actually matters: how points get calculated works nothing like they'd assume. Here's what I've picked up after actually running tasks on Axis Hub myself. First, don't think of Axis as just a fun simulation game. Every task you complete is a real robot trajectory, and that data actually goes into training physical AI models. No robot needed, no software to install, just a browser and a few minutes. Getting started is simple. Log in with Privy, a social account or your own wallet both work. Keep a bit of ETH on Base to cover gas when signing data, a small amount lasts a long time. There are two types of tasks, and how you earn points on each is completely different. Pre-training is when the model doesn't exist yet, you drive the robot from scratch to teach it how. Here, using keys instead of dragging the mouse gives cleaner trajectories, and scoring is based on the average, not your best run. Post-training is when the policy already drives itself, you only step in when it's about to fail. The intervention budget is just thirty seconds for the whole session, stepping in too early wastes that budget and drags your score down. Don't forget to sign on-chain. Finishing a task doesn't mean points show up right away, the system has to re-verify the whole trajectory first, then you can sign it from your Portfolio. Beyond points from your own tasks, there's also referral points from people you bring in. And don't miss out on special campaigns, like the recent Binance Wallet one with a 1.5 million point pool completely separate from the main pool. The right way to think about Axis points isn't doing as many tasks as possible. Quality, difficulty, and how varied your scenarios are is what actually decides your final score, not how many tasks you grind in a day.

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  Crypto Nexus News (@thenexus_team) reported 18 minutes ago

  🚨 BNB Chain just activated a major network upgrade. The Pasteur hard fork is now live on BNB Smart Chain, strengthening bridge and validator security while increasing block capacity without changing the 450ms block time. But there’s a catch: BNB itself is facing short-term selling pressure, with the token recently dropping below $690 and down roughly 2.76% over 24 hours. The upgrade improves the network’s fundamentals, but the market still needs to prove that stronger infrastructure can translate into sustained demand. My take: Better security + higher capacity is bullish for BNB Chain long term, but price confirmation matters more than the upgrade headline. #BNB #Binance #Crypto $BNB NFA. DYOR.

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  🇵🇸✌️moha ✌️🇵🇸 ♠️p🦈🐬 (@moha09877) reported 24 minutes ago

  @cz_binance 988478066 and this 🆔 binance please help us we are children from Palestine

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  PILTR (@PILTR_XBT) reported 25 minutes ago

  bitcoin:native order flow Slight buying interest showing on both Binance + Bybit, with some initial local spot support as well. At the same time, books are thinner due to the weekend, so a corrective leg higher would make sense here. Orderbook density has shifted after the selloff, which is also pretty natural - some pressure has moved/repositioned. For now, everything still looks within expectations, but there’s very little real initiative from either side. So I’m not reading too much into the bounce yet.

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  moustafa (@moustaf53082421) reported 30 minutes ago

  @czbinanceprd I hope Binance finds a solution to the licensing issue in Germany soon 😥

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  Ronald GarcíaCabrera (@RonaldGC) reported 30 minutes ago

  @stan_niesman I did that at the start, and I got scammed—I was robbed. I immediately blocked and reported them on Binance (my wallet), on X, and to the FBI... If you aren't one of those people and I am lucky enough to receive your help

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  BTS ARMY Network (@BTSARMYNetwork) reported 30 minutes ago

  @binance Tokenized equities are clearly gaining serious traction. 📈 The real edge is simple access—bringing traditional stocks onchain without adding extra friction. If this adoption trend continues, the tokenization narrative could get much bigger. 🚀

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  Degen Pro (@Degenn_Pro) reported 38 minutes ago

  Have raised a support ticket to binance if they be of some help to me. This is a lot of amount for me to loose just like that 😭 when I was already in deep loss

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  MACRO SNIPER (@MacroSniperPro) reported 39 minutes ago

  This wasn't a "wild twist" or an unpredictable shock. It was a textbook, mathematically inevitable leverage flush. When retail trades on hope, institutions trade on orderflow and liquidity plumbing. Here is why this $200M liquidation cascade was mapped all week before the drop: 1. The Derivative Stack Was Overheated Binance Open Interest was allowed to bloat past $8.37B–$8.67B on persistently positive funding. Retail aggressively stacked long leverage directly into the structural resistance ceiling near $81,000 without organic spot absorption. 2. Depleted Cash Buffers USDT Dominance compressed down to ~6.73%–6.85%. Sidelined stablecoin capital had already been spent chasing the move. When the bid thinned out, orderbook depth could not absorb the cascade. 3. Macro Gravity Always Asserts Control You cannot permanently build an all-time-high breakout on zero-yielding assets while fighting a 3.50%–3.75% Hawkish Fed, 3 FOMC hike dissents, and toxic 2.40% real yields. Liquidations are not random shakeouts; they are the market's mechanism for clearing offside leverage when momentum outpaces liquidity. Protect your capital and trade the plumbing, not the hopium.

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  Angus.ETH (@angustias87) reported 43 minutes ago

  @sabirraza33 @binance the link is broken boss

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  alienbrain (@Iam_alienbrain) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Stephcryptt When I click the link it takes me to binance log in page

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  ftcrypto🎒 (@cryptoF293) reported 45 minutes ago

  Imaagine i have 1 million dollar in my solana blockchain wallet that is in binance and i do not have in my spot Who is the owner of that money????? Can somebody help me

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  🌱Benson (@aduwaye77) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Amit01872890483 @axisrobotics To participate, users must log in to Axis Hub via the Binance Wallet Extension, access the campaign page, and complete up to 5 tasks

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  Crypto Solutions | KudiX (@creptosolutions) reported 46 minutes ago

  The GameStop version GameStop’s bStock, GMEB, showed up around August 12. Same day energy on Binance spot and on PancakeSwap. Contract people keep citing: 0x46ceefda28dd7207059ed19b0acdc026955bb15c. A token called MEMESTOCK launched against that pair. Project contract: 0x6FF45323817d1d53bbb8A8dFbA9245aE74057777. The project says one billion tokens, fully issued, no treasury, no extra mint, quoted in GMEB. The account went live around August 12 and posted the Flap launch on August 17. BeInCrypto later said the PancakeSwap pool itself was created August 12. Close enough: mid-August. The project pitch is blunt. Hold the meme, get paid in tokenized GameStop. That is a project/Flap claim, and the site describes distributions settling in GMEB from trading activity. Do not confuse that with the official Binance Alpha holder-reward note from August 24, which publicly named MarsCoin (paid in SPCXB) and 牛来 (paid in QQQB), with a 10,000-token daily holding threshold kicking in harder from September. Those are related systems. They are not the same announcement. The size gap is the part people keep skipping. On-chain GMEB is about 292,000 tokens, worth roughly $5.3 million. GameStop the company was about $8.02 billion at the August 28 close. The tokenized float is a rounding error. BeInCrypto put MEMESTOCK itself around $3.7 million; GeckoTerminal later showed the pool near $228,000 in liquidity and about $540,000 in a day’s volume, with a market cap in the low single-digit millions. None of this is large enough to shove the New York print around. The same article said at least ten meme coins were using GMEB as the quote asset, including stockmemes, LONGCZ, and BURN, with combined volume around $2.2 million in a day. That count comes from one report. Treat it as reported, not as a census.

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  P41NT_1T_BL4CK (@FLY_N_H1) reported 49 minutes ago

  @KillaXBT Probably just takes a year for fuckery to sort itself out. Doesn't seem like much of that going on since CZ/#Binance scam-wicked everyone out of their positions on 10/10 and all the **** DEFI companies went bankrupt already. Just an overall healthier market from the looks of it.

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  Wheezy Insights (@BTC_WHEEZY) reported 49 minutes ago

  That’s not a criticism. It’s just honest. Crypto has always had this pull the way a good week turns checking prices from a chore into something closer to a habit you don’t examine too closely. BTC pushing back above $80K, ETH holding firm, BNB trending up alongside them none of that requires an explanation for why people are paying closer attention again. It’s just what green does. I think it’s worth naming that pull instead of pretending it doesn’t exist. This isn’t really a post about price movement. It’s about the behavior that price movement triggers the extra scroll, the screenshot you almost post, the group chat message you type and then delete because you don’t want to sound like you’re bragging. Some factors people are discussing include recent macro policy shifts and regulatory developments still working through legislative processes. This is one possible factor, not a full explanation and honestly, the “why” behind any given week matters less than how people respond to it. Here’s where I’ll push back gently: the habit of checking constantly during a green stretch is the same habit that causes stress during a red one. It’s not really about the market. It’s about how tightly we tie our attention sometimes our mood to something that was never designed to be watched every hour. Markets move in both directions, and neither direction owes you a feeling. I’m not saying step away entirely. I’m saying notice the pattern. Notice if a good week is making you check more, post more, feel more certain about things that were uncertain a week ago. That certainty is usually temporary, and it rarely holds up against the next red candle. Practical note, not a market one: always check what applies in your region before making any decisions, use official sources over screenshots and secondhand takes, and remember no platform removes all risk a good week doesn’t change that math. So, genuinely — is this a week where you’re watching more than usual? And if so, what’s actually behind that for you? 📌 Educational only, not financial advice. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  LoveCZ (@MetinAr87665) reported 49 minutes ago

  @binance We love you. As Fan Token investors, please do something for $Lazio, $Alpine, and $Porto; they are your "children" and need your support to survive. We invested by putting our trust in you; please don't let us down. 🫶 @cz_binance

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  kuro_XT🐬TermMax (@Phuc50103413) reported 50 minutes ago

  most networks optimize for more users. @axisrobotics has a harder problem. it needs more useful human work without letting scale wreck data quality. the new Binance Wallet campaign shows how Axis is trying to solve that. this is not one open reward pool. Binance Keyless users get their own task set and a separate 1.5M Axis Points pool. daily availability is capped at 20,000 tasks. contribution is capped too. five trajectories per task. rewards track difficulty, quality, and diversity, not raw volume. that design is the point. Axis is deciding how new labor enters the network, how concentrated it can get, and which behaviors get paid once people show up. for a Physical AI data network, uncontrolled growth is expensive. repetitive low-quality trajectories just create more filtering work. they do not necessarily make a better policy. so this campaign looks less like user acquisition and more like a controlled expansion of production capacity. the real scale test for Axis is not how many wallets it can onboard. it is whether every new cohort adds useful robotics output without degrading the dataset underneath it.

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  sylas (@starsxsylas) reported 51 minutes ago

  @PuddleMakeBread boolish but who ******** buying on the triple binance wallets 💀💀💀💀💀

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  wekced (@Kmdopa) reported 53 minutes ago

  @GXTExchange **** that is binance wallet not your wallet

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  KING 👑 (@cryptokingkongs) reported 57 minutes ago

  @binance GiggleFund filed a USPTO mark on NIANNIAN via an LLC to block copycats 0xcb74970b86b9abf3d75748eb2c3bff53e5cd7777

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  Imran (@lmrankhan) reported 57 minutes ago

  For those who used the internet in the early days, where we are with onchain today feels very familiar. Most consumers experienced the internet through walled gardens like aol, where content, social, messaging and distribution were bundled into one closed app. You could’ve used the web, but there wasn’t much to offer consumers. The night and weekenders were the ones experimenting and building with open web protocols at the time Then eventually the web outgrew aol, msn etc. and blew up the closed model. Anyone could build a site, reach users directly and build on internet protocols. This led to an explosion of commerce, social, marketplaces and new businesses. I think we’re approaching a similar point with onchain finance. Exchanges and brokerages are our version of financial walled gardens. Coinbase, Binance, Robinhood and trad brokers bundle custody, assets, liquidity, execution, distribution and the end user relationship all into one product. Onchain starts to unbundle each of those functions, e.g. tokenization/assets, liquidity, trading and lending, and they can now cross compose with any other protocol being built by anyone with access to the web. And all of the above are available to wallets, apps and now AI agents. Not saying we’re going to get millions of onchain finance apps like we did with websites. But instead, we could get millions of programmable financial products, markets and services, with wallets and AI agents deciding what to use automatically. I believe we’re headed in that direction, and our onchain front ends are likely our version of the modern browser.

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  Arslan (@ArslanOnChain) reported 59 minutes ago

  $PROM hit every target from My call, but what is happening right now is even wilder. If you think this pump is over, the data shows a massive short squeeze engine still running on full power. Look at where the real spot volume is coming from. Upbit is driving $94.63M in spot volume, completely dwarfing Binance at $26.55M. Heavy Korean spot buying is aggressively absorbing supply. Meanwhile, the leverage market is exploding. Open Interest surged +74.8% up to $54.7M, while 24h futures volume crossed an insane $806M. Over $2.14M in short positions got completely wiped out in the last 24 hours alone. And retail is still walking into the exact same trap. The retail account ratio on Binance is sitting down at 0.72, showing that retail is constantly trying to top-tick short this rally. At the same time, top trader position ratios remain high at 1.149. Big accounts are keeping their long positions open while retail shorts fuel the fire. Looking at the overhead order book, the major whale sell walls sit at: $8.30 ($74K wall) $9.00 ($78K wall) $10.00 ($70K wall) $14.51 ($128K wall) Upbit is buying spot, shorts are getting liquidated, and smart money is holding their longs. Riding this expansion higher or taking full profits here? 💭

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  Dario (@dariodemh) reported 60 minutes ago

  @CosmosEnjoyer25 I used to have an account dedicated to track the Bolivian currency price against the dollar using some online data + Binance. A couple of companies contacted me to access the data, as I was the only one tracking it through 2023-2024.