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.

• Transactions (44%)
• Website (33%)
• Mobile App (11%)
• Login (11%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	11 days ago
Itu	Website	17 days ago
Seattle	Website	17 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	27 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Andy (@Andybnbcto) reported 1 minute ago

  @_RichardTeng @binance I found one error on Binance home page can you please get it fixed

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  Yagacalls (@Yagacalls) reported 2 minutes ago

  $Bank Analysis 600% up in 5 days, now pulling back 30%. So far, this looks like a healthy correction, not distribution. Support: $0.20–$0.22 Binance Positioning:
• Whale Longs: $26M (Avg. $0.21)
• Whale Shorts: $2.91M (Avg. $0.20)
• OI: $49M Whale longs still dominate. Holding support keeps a retest of the ATH on the table. A breakout above it could send $BANK even higher.

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  A M Noman (@AMNoman7) reported 8 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet If you're going to discontinue Alpha, then shut it down completely. But please stop charging users fees for failed claim attempts. For the past 24 days, I haven't been able to claim a single Alpha drop, yet every attempt has cost me around $3–4 in fees. Will Binance refund those

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  CryptoRisk (@cryptoriskai) reported 9 minutes ago

  Why does 24/7 regulated BTC perpetuals matter? Right now, the offshore perp market (Binance, Bybit, etc.) handles hundreds of billions in monthly volume because it never closes. A regulated onshore equivalent with 24/7 access pulls that flow back into compliant infrastructure. That is a structural demand shift.

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  CLW (@cryptolistingws) reported 9 minutes ago

  🛑 @binance / @BinanceFutures just announced @aergo_io's $AERGO delisting! The token dumped hard. Our members were first to short it ;) Detected (UTC): 2026-07-21T14:15:15.189004Z (µs precision) Easy +18%, +$1M volume in just a few seconds WebSocket access in bio, free test tier available

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  D M. (@DjakhongirMukh1) reported 13 minutes ago

  BTC Market Structure — Futures Inflows, Spot Weakness Bitcoin is trading around $64.7K. The market is trying to hold the recovery, but the structure is still mixed. BTC Futures Netflow: 5 minutes: -$2.56M sold 15 minutes: +$12.88M bought 30 minutes: +$10.88M bought 1 hour: +$19.36M bought 2 hours: +$26.38M bought 4 hours: -$17.36M sold 6 hours: +$155.72M bought 8 hours: +$243.07M bought 12 hours: +$188.29M bought 24 hours: +$4.61M bought 1 week: +$1.37B bought BTC Spot Netflow: 5 minutes: +$374.23K bought 15 minutes: +$2.23M bought 30 minutes: -$2.17M sold 1 hour: +$347.94K bought 2 hours: -$6.37M sold 4 hours: -$23.34M sold 6 hours: +$14.45M bought 8 hours: +$5.68M bought 12 hours: +$5.75M bought 24 hours: +$8.18M bought 1 week: +$11.49M bought The important part: Futures inflows are much stronger than spot inflows. 6H Futures: +$155.72M 8H Futures: +$243.07M 12H Futures: +$188.29M But spot confirmation is still weak: 6H Spot: +$14.45M 8H Spot: +$5.68M 12H Spot: +$5.75M This means the current move is still mostly futures-driven, not strongly supported by real spot demand. Order book also shows a tight battle near the current price. Above price, sell liquidity is stacked around: 64,800 — 432.84 BTC 64,900 — 1,297.02 BTC 65,000 — 781.71 BTC 65,100 — 583.15 BTC 65,200 — 529.95 BTC 65,300 — 582.08 BTC 65,400 — 579.22 BTC 65,500 — 706.93 BTC Below price, buy liquidity is stacked around: 64,700 — 518.56 BTC 64,600 — 1,430.86 BTC 64,500 — 753.87 BTC 64,400 — 539.41 BTC 64,300 — 632.73 BTC 64,200 — 358.48 BTC 64,100 — 473.97 BTC 64,000 — 411.72 BTC The strongest short-term support is around $64.3K–$64.6K. The strongest resistance is around $64.9K–$65.5K. Open Interest: Total Futures Open Interest: $48.02B 24H change: -0.23% This shows that leverage is not expanding aggressively right now. Exchange changes are mixed: CME: +0.08% Binance: -0.29% OKX: +0.75% Bybit: -2.61% KuCoin: +3.19% Gate: -1.98% Bitget: -0.21% BingX: +50.13% MEXC: -3.33% Bitunix: +3.24% Hyperliquid: -1.88% Liquidation heatmap: The strongest visible liquidity zone is close to the current price, around the $64.5K–$65K area. This means Bitcoin is trading inside a liquidity zone, not above it yet. Market summary: Futures: positive Spot: slightly positive, but weak Open Interest: almost flat Order book: resistance above, support below Liquidity: concentrated near current price The structure is cautiously bullish, but not fully confirmed. For a stronger bullish continuation, Bitcoin needs spot inflows to increase and price needs to break above the $65K resistance zone. If spot remains weak, this move can still become a liquidity trap. Not financial advice.

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  Evelyn Scott (@ItsEvelynScott) reported 14 minutes ago

  $bonk hacker is from Binance Note it down

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  soonnnnn (@Sopiuok) reported 19 minutes ago

  @LeonidasNFT I’ll buy $10K worth to support it when the time comes. Right now, I can’t even find a way to buy DOG on either Binance or OKX. It’s just too inconvenient.

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  PolyHistorical Insights (@Poly_Historical) reported 22 minutes ago

  I backtested a "panic discount" strategy across 50 resolved BTC 5-minute markets on Polymarket. The core idea: when BTC moves fast, the Up/Down market can overreact. One side gets dumped aggressively, liquidity dries up, spreads blow out, and traders scramble for the exit. So the strategy was straightforward: Buy the beaten-down side once it falls below 30c. Only take the trade if there's enough time left on the clock. Exit once price mean-reverts to 45c. Cut losses if it drops to 20c. Use actual order book fills, not mid-price. Results: 50 markets tested 14 trades triggered 9 winners 5 losers 64.3% win rate +$312.40 total PnL -$118.70 max drawdown Best trade: +$84.60 Worst trade: -$51.20 On the surface, that reads like a clean, repeatable edge. But the real insight came from comparing chart-based backtesting against order-book replay. Using candles, the strategy looked significantly stronger. A candle implies you bought at 29c and sold at 45c cleanly. The actual order book told a very different story. Sometimes the 29c print had almost no volume behind it. Sometimes the ask had already jumped to 33c by the time the signal fired. Sometimes the exit price showed up on the chart, but bid depth was too thin to actually fill. Sometimes the spread alone consumed half the trade's edge. That single difference reshaped the entire backtest. Multiple trades that appeared profitable using mid-price turned flat — or outright negative — once real liquidity was factored in. The strategy still had merit, but only under a narrow set of conditions: The spread needed to stay tight. Real depth needed to exist on both sides of the book. The market's overreaction had to move faster than Binance spot/futures. There had to be sufficient time remaining for mean reversion to play out. The exit price needed genuine bid support behind it. That was the real takeaway. The strategy was never "buy every panic dump." That approach bleeds money. The actual, tradable version was this: Buy the panic only when the order book confirms it's actually tradable. That's the reasoning behind building PolyHistorical. Most Polymarket backtests look too good because they skip over the messiest part: execution. But in prediction markets, execution is the game. You can call the direction correctly and still lose money if the spread is too wide. You can time the entry well and still lose if there's no liquidity to exit into. You can build something that looks brilliant on a candle chart and watch it fall apart the moment it meets a real order book. So now every idea gets tested against full historical market depth: 300ms snapshots. Resolved markets only. Actual bid/ask books. Slippage accounted for. Spread accounted for. Full PnL tracking. Drawdown tracking. Complete trade logs. The edge isn't just having a sharper thesis. The edge is knowing whether that thesis was ever actually tradable.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 27 minutes ago

  @islandqueen_eth can't find anything on fartcoin spx has the data—$336m cap, down 84% from ath, recent binance and korean exchange listings. meme with actual infrastructure plays but currently bleeding not really a fair comparison when one doesn't exist in the dataset

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  nikeyike (@nikeyike1) reported 28 minutes ago

  @zachxbt @realDougStewart @ErikVoorhees Zach I got funds locked by Binance indefinitely because I did not know about the sanction and transferred funds from HTX... There is no way for ordinary retailers to get their funds back... Please help us

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  Kryptos Opus (@kryptosopus) reported 30 minutes ago

  @binance Fee market has to 50x from here to replace the block subsidy or BTC security is cooked lol good luck with that math

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  Rei Researcher (@Satoureireal) reported 31 minutes ago

  USDC Reserve on Binance Remains at a Low Level Data from CryptoQuant shows that USDC ERC20 Exchange Reserve on Binance is currently around 4.6B, still significantly lower than the previous period when reserves were above 7B. This shows that available USDC liquidity on Binance has not clearly recovered after the previous sharp decline. This is a signal worth monitoring because stablecoin reserves often represent liquidity that can be used for spot buying. When $USDC reserve remains at a low level, the potential buying power from this #stablecoin group is also not particularly strong. The key thing to watch is whether $USDC reserve on Binance can stabilize and recover again. If reserves continue to stay low, spot liquidity support for $BTC may remain limited.

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  mh (@mahedihasan2ai) reported 33 minutes ago

  @smolwyne @alloxdotai If I join the same campaign through both Binance Wallet and Bitget Wallet, will my IP be detected? Could this cause any issues or make me ineligible for the rewards?

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  Aftabahmad (@Aftabahmad6252) reported 35 minutes ago

  @CryptoAlexNew If u expert trader binance please help me trade

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  Spigg 🔶 (@Spigg1115) reported 36 minutes ago

  talk to people outside of crypto. for most of them: bitcoin = binance. not because they’re wrong. because that’s how the brain works when you don’t know a topic. you link the unfamiliar thing to the one name you’ve heard. they don’t know what a blockchain is. they don’t know bitcoin isn’t issued by a company. they just know two words: bitcoin and binance. and both always show up in the same conversation. some education is needed, no doubt. but before correcting people, it’s important to understand the reality first. @binance became the entry point. the reference. the brand people think of when they hear “crypto.” to me, that’s not confusion. that’s brand power. the real question isn’t “how do we fix the confusion.” it’s “how do we use that recognition to actually teach the difference.” reason why 1 billion users is just a matter of time.

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  ShibWhalePump 🚀 (@ShibWhalePump) reported 36 minutes ago

  @TartProtocol @notralbnb @binance Let's support each other and build together! 🤝

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  Arslan (@ArslanOnChain) reported 38 minutes ago

  🚨 $AKE still looks bullish to me. The data is showing strong support below price, while a big liquidity pocket is sitting higher around 0.0021–0.0022. That usually becomes the next magnet if buyers keep defending the current zone. The sell wall is visible, but I am not treating it as a top yet. I am treating it as fuel for the next squeeze if momentum stays alive. I will drop the full signal with entry, TP and SL on Binance Square soon.

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  Valgerđur (@finnishrun) reported 39 minutes ago

  $lab has dropped from $20 down to $0.1 in a couple weeks, whether you admit or not, open eyes and say “sc4m” listed to #binance

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  More Bears (@MoreBearsNFT_) reported 40 minutes ago

  you keep looking for the scam on Solana. it is not a scam. it is a toll road, and every lane is owned by the same handful of people. your trade gets sequenced by Jito, one company running the block engine on 95% of the chain, funded on the record by Alameda. an independent researcher measured 529,000 SOL a year pulled from users by sandwiches on that client. this month Jito opened its own trading venue and put the plan in the launch copy: "coming for Coinbase and Binance." the coin you are trading was minted on pumpfun, whose lead investor is 6thMan. 6thMan also backs Bullpen, the influencer's app, alongside the two co-founders of Solana themselves. and the influencer's self named token? a rival VC who says he "literally seeded Jito" announced he bought it, to 299,000 people. when you complain, they point to the DAO. Jupiter suspended its DAO the moment a vote went against the team. BonkDAO's treasury was bought outright for $4 million. the vote was never yours. the sequencer, the launchpad, the app, the token, the venue, the governance. all tracing to one short list of funds and founders, most of them wired back to FTX. you were never trading against the market. you were trading against the landlord, on a road he built, paying a toll at every lane.

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  Shefali Jindal 💞 (@shefalijindal05) reported 40 minutes ago

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  Ria (@CryptoWeb3girl) reported 43 minutes ago

  Ok so I keep seeing this debate: crypto vs TradFi, who wins? Honestly wrong question. TradFi is stocks, ETFs, the stuff that's been around forever. Crypto is the newer asset class that gave people a different way in. What's actually happening now is way more interesting. Platforms are merging both, so you're not stuck picking one lane. More products, more access, one ecosystem instead of two separate worlds. I used to think you had to choose a side, like being "crypto only" or "stocks only" meant something. Turns out the smarter move is just understanding how both work and letting that shape how you look at markets overall. The shift isn't sudden either, it's been building for a while as more platforms expand what they offer. Slowly the gap between "old money" tools and "new money" tools keeps shrinking. Feels less like a fight and more like the finance world just... expanding. Either way, understand what you're using before you use it. DYOR always #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  imran209 (@RafiaImran209) reported 43 minutes ago

  @Ishaqhouth @BinanceHelpDesk @Binance #binance yes,we are facing the exact same disqualification problem. Not just one or two, but many genuine users known to me are experiencing this automated appeal failure. Please audit this system error and fix it immediately!

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  totopapi (@totopapillon) reported 50 minutes ago

  $PTB : could accumulate more up until 19/08.. we'd likely see a spike in volume around those dates on the chart but i'm leaning long deep into august, if it's not delisted from binance or any other major exchange which will drive my conviction further.... if we see a bullish $btc, they'd likely revive the project and pump it 3-10x.... price has to be above that green block after the 19/08... watching it closely as i always have lol

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  Faizan Ahmed ( 6 years Of Crypto Experience ) (@FaizanAhmed265) reported 51 minutes ago

  If you see different supply and total supply and marketcap in @binance then don't worrk i reported that issue to support and within 48h it will be updated.

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  Sam Mti (@MTI_Trading) reported 56 minutes ago

  $INJ - Fresh signal with real catalystsBuy fired at $4.8752 (Jul 17-18). Price now at $5.287 (+8% since entry, +1.49% today). Momentum is being driven by real developments: a regulated investment product launch in Thailand and the recent Binance US listing. $5.00 remains the key support level to watch. Anyone holding $INJ?

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 57 minutes ago

  ZEC is on the radar but not in play yet — it's pressed right under a $530 ceiling that keeps rejecting it, and the read only flips on a clean 4-hour close above $535 with real volume behind it. Zoom out on the daily and Zcash has run a long way from its longer-term trend, straight into the same overhead price that's swatted down every recent attempt. That's the "easy money is already made" zone — the kind of spot where new buyers are paying up for the least room and the most risk. Drop down to the 4-hour and you can see two failed pushes at that same level with momentum tilting lower — a classic sign that buyers are getting tired before sellers even show up in force. On the shorter 1-hour and 15-minute views, price is trading below where the average buyer sits for the day, and volume is thin. The nearest floor worth respecting is roughly 12% below current price, so the setup is a hair of upside into a wall versus a long drop if that wall holds. Under the hood it gets weaker: on-chain activity — actual users and transactions on the network — is down more than 30% this week. A rally into resistance without real demand behind it tends not to break through. Add in a soft Bitcoin pulling liquidity away from alt-coins, and there's no tailwind here either. Nothing to do yet. Put it on the watchlist, and let a strong 4-hour close above $535 do the talking. Until then, the ceiling is the story. — 📡 On the Radar · $ZEC · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Claudio 𐤊 ✈ (@monrad24) reported 59 minutes ago

  @cz_binance AI will choose kaspa:native because it doesn’t care about money, power, or whether you’re the big boss at Binance. It cares about scalability, decentralization, security, permissionlessness access, low fees, and more. Results > money, power and market manipulation.

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  SCUM bucketx (@hardtalk01) reported 59 minutes ago

  @davidco00552922 @vana Binance wont support this kind of clownery hahahah. Theyve already been put on the monitoring list

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  copier2 (@copier2_sec) reported 59 minutes ago

  @cobracommanduh @SproutPerps @binance The "Mafia" CEXs are the biggest problem in crypto. Binance, ByBit, Bitget, OKX, Gate, the list goes on and on and on.