Binance status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

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

• Transactions (43%)
• Website (29%)
• Mobile App (14%)
• Login (14%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Porto Alegre	Transactions	4 days ago
Angers	Login	28 days ago
Itu	Website	1 month ago
Seattle	Website	1 month ago
Nice	Mobile App	1 month ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  David (@David9085643250) reported 3 minutes ago

  @binance Closed for business, please check after the weekend chaos settles down.

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  Menie (@Menie56812944) reported 3 minutes ago

  @binance bStocks reached 27 percent of global tokenized equity market cap in only two months The years fastest share climb makes rivals look painfully slow Share your take Is this real product strength or just a fleeting surge 🙄

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  K A Y (@kay_drake_) reported 4 minutes ago

  Crypto doesn’t wait for Monday morning. While traditional markets close after business hours, crypto keeps moving through the night, weekends, and even public holidays. Why? Because there’s no single exchange calling the shots. It’s a global market powered by traders across different countries and time zones. When one side of the world clocks out, the other clocks in. That 24/7 access is a game changer, but it cuts both ways. Prices can move fast, news can shake the market overnight, and volatility never really punches out. The market never sleeps, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t. Have a plan, manage your risk, and don’t chase every candle. Educational only. Not financial advice. DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Block Hunter (@BlockHunterX) reported 8 minutes ago

  $GWEI is starting to look very interesting. One connected cluster of 57 wallets holds 75.48% of the total supply, while Binance Wallet Proxy holds another 9.65%. That means around 85% of the total supply is held by just these two holders. To me, this doesn’t look like normal holding. I don’t think they would let the project die this early. We can also see that around 60% of traders are currently holding long positions, showing buyers still have the edge. The biggest short liquidation zone is around $0.0298–$0.0310. If buyers stay strong, this could be the next area the market targets. At the same time, the strongest support is around $0.0289–$0.0292. As long as this level holds, the current trend still looks healthy. Just my personal view based on the data I’m tracking.

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  Sỹ Hùng (@syhung909090) reported 9 minutes ago

  @CoinMarketCap 1/CMC Research July 2026 Exchange Report. Total volume: $3.77T across 11 exchanges, down 20.4% from June. Binance share grew to the highest YTD: 42.81%. Net capital flow: −$2.19B, moderating from −$8.37B. The market cooled. Concentration did not.

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  Navin Sin (@Navin09500382) reported 10 minutes ago

  Scammer @VladK133 of @GUNbyGUNZ Binance delist this **** scam project

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  Bearly tees (@Bearlywanted) reported 14 minutes ago

  @StaFi_Protocol Fck Coinbase, Binance. It’s time to make these scam exchanges realize they exist because of us not the other way around. All these mo…fck..g exchanges preaching if you can’t hold you won’t gain. Hold for what? So you ***… scammers can delist and add new **** every day?

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  MoneyLord (@MoneyLord) reported 16 minutes ago

  GM The perfect mix of meme and utility The most retail friendly meme coin marscoin-4:native will trade at billions You had all signs there, but skill issues That is why most of people make 0 money in this space During last 10 days of holding $MARSCOIN i made 25k$ in $SPCX What happens once its on binance spot and retail find out they can make passive income just by holding it? Billions happens

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  web3lovar ❤️ 💜 (@web3l0var) reported 18 minutes ago

  BitTorrent has completed the BTTC Bridge Sunset Program and the phased decommissioning of BTFS related legacy products APIs and backend services according to the published schedule that concluded around early August two thousand twenty six. The transition was accompanied by a data backup window that allowed users to download critical information before services were retired ensuring an orderly shift. All funds remain secure and users can continue deposit and withdrawal operations through partnered centralized exchanges including HTX and Binance. This structural adjustment frees the team to dedicate full attention to the core BitTorrent protocol and the rapid development of BTTInferGrid as the primary decentralized AI inference platform. The move reflects a deliberate prioritization of high impact infrastructure areas that leverage the existing distributed node foundation while maintaining operational continuity for the community. Parallel progress on the BTT buyback and burn program that allocates one hundred percent of decentralized service revenue to quarterly purchases and permanent burns further demonstrates commitment to sustainable token economics. Staking yields on BTTC reaching six point four eight percent continue to provide active participation pathways during this focused evolution of the ecosystem. @justinsuntron @BitTorrent @TRONEcoStar

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  walletsonchain (@walletsonchain) reported 19 minutes ago

  $HERD, dev's 24,770th token launch. The first one that stuck. Down 20% in the first ten minutes we looked. Up over 300% inside the hour after that. Five wallets caught the swing regardless. $12.0K between them. The biggest exit landed within two minutes of the pair's high so far, straight off a Binance withdrawal. Two more have been here before, on GOON and on MURPHY. Forty percent of supply carries a bundler tag. The on-chain rug score reads 75%. @Cented7 @Cupseyy @nyhrox · CA: 4kLGtsRthjapD7xdnZ5WzzZiTdZfuScmDm6X1fX1pump · Aug 7, 15:34 BST

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  Selena Hart (@selenahart_) reported 20 minutes ago

  Crypto trades all weekend, and volatility doesn’t take Sundays off either. News can drop out of nowhere. Liquidity can dry up, market sentiment can flip, and a quiet chart can turn on a dime while most people are sleeping. That’s the reality of trading in a market that operates 24/7. Having constant access can feel like a game changer, but it can also tempt traders into forcing positions and chasing every candle. Just because the market is open doesn’t mean there’s always a good trade available. You don’t need to fear volatility, but you should always respect it. Set your levels before entering, keep leverage under control, use proper risk management, and never put more on the line than you can afford to lose. Stay ready, not restless. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  MOC (@AlexDayna84) reported 21 minutes ago

  My Friend account withdrawals are locked. I am stuck in an endless support loop. Over 20 agents have joined my case, making me do video calls and appeals repeatedly without any resolution. Please look into my case manually. Case ID: #166986549" @BinanceHelpDesk @binance

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  Cow💹🧲 (@realcryptocow) reported 22 minutes ago

  @milly_rock7 Full text (warning, slop): Yes. Looking across the decision-useful onchain metrics rather than price action, I think there is a fairly clear answer: SPX6900 has the best memecoin onchain structure right now. And I don't think it's particularly close if the question is “which memecoin has the strongest holder base + supply dynamics + asymmetric setup?” That's different from saying SPX is guaranteed to outperform. PEPE has substantially better liquidity and distribution breadth, DOGE has vastly better longevity/network security, and FARTCOIN has an interesting smaller-cap setup. But SPX has the strangest combination of high-value holders + low apparent willingness to sell + constrained float + no dilution + still-small market cap. Here is how I'd rank the serious candidates as of August 6, 2026: CoinHolder qualityDistributionSupply / floatLiquidityOnchain persistenceUpside asymmetryOverallSPX108.510710109.3PEPE8.51081097.58.8FARTCOIN7.58887.598.0DOGE8106101058.0WIF6.597977.57.6BONK68.56.58.57.56.57.2GIGA76.57.566.5107.1 Why SPX comes out #1 The most remarkable metric isn't holder count. It's holder quality. SPX currently shows roughly 230k holders across its tracked contracts, while the canonical Ethereum contract alone has ~49,500. At ~$300–330M market cap, that's nowhere near PEPE's ~571k holders or WIF's ~252k, but the composition is extremely unusual. (CoinMarketCap) HolderScan-derived comparisons have consistently shown SPX with an abnormally large percentage of wallets holding meaningful amounts. One published comparison found 36% of SPX wallets held >$1,000, versus an average of 14.2% for the other large memes examined; PEPE was second among the large memes at 18%. SPX also led the comparison in wallets above $100k. (CoinLive) A more recent July analysis put the >$1,000 number around 16% across the broader tracked holder base—methodology/bridging explains much of the discrepancy—but SPX remained the standout among compared memes. (Reddit) That matters much more to me than having 500,000 wallets containing $8. There's also evidence that ~86% of SPX supply had not moved for >90 days in a recent HolderScan-derived snapshot. I would treat that figure as directional rather than gospel because wallet classification and bridges complicate it, but the magnitude is unusual. (Reddit) And unlike many tokens, there's no dilution hiding behind the numbers. The Ethereum contract has no mint function and renounced ownership. One July onchain analysis verified total supply remained exactly 1B over its 90-day comparison period, with roughly 931M circulating following the historical ~69M burn. (MrNasdog) The CEX supply metric is potentially even more interesting. A March HolderScan comparison adjusted centralized-exchange balances for market capitalization and found SPX had the lowest relative CEX exposure of the major tokenized communities examined. Ethereum memes generally scored better than Solana memes on this particular measure. (Reddit) That's exactly what I'd want to see in a memecoin attempting to become a long-duration cultural asset: coins gradually migrating from liquid trading inventory → committed holders. The important distinction is that low CEX balances aren't inherently bullish. A dead shitcoin also has no coins on Binance. What makes SPX unusual is having: low CEX float + meaningful holder balances + substantial holder count + major exchange access + active community + no inflation. Those things together are much harder to fake. PEPE is the one that gives SPX the strongest competition If you asked me: “Which memecoin has the healthiest established onchain network?” I might actually answer PEPE. It's enormous. PEPE has approximately 571k tracked holders, ~$1.1B market cap and ~$174M of 24-hour volume in the latest available snapshot. That's an extraordinary amount of liquidity relative to SPX's ~$300M market cap and ~$5M-ish normal daily volume. (CoinMarketCap) And PEPE's holder count continues to expand. Etherscan snapshots went from roughly 489k holders ~10 months ago → ~570k recently. (Etherscan) There has also just been a genuinely interesting supply event: reports this week showed 4.54T PEPE leaving exchanges, described as PEPE's largest exchange outflow since November 2024. (BitcoinWorld) So I wouldn't dismiss PEPE at all. The difference is valuation. At ~$1.1B, PEPE already has much more capitalization attached to its network. SPX is roughly one-quarter to one-third the size while its holders appear, on average, substantially more economically committed. That's why: PEPE = best mature memecoin network SPX = best combination of network quality and asymmetry FARTCOIN is probably #3 for me FARTCOIN is actually quite impressive. Current figures are roughly: $124M market cap 161k holders ~$14M/day volume ~7.3% liquidity / market cap That holder base relative to capitalization is excellent, and the liquidity ratio is considerably higher than many competitors. (CoinMarketCap) It therefore has something SPX doesn't: very small valuation + reasonably substantial distribution + good liquidity. The weakness is persistence. I don't yet see the same evidence that FARTCOIN holders behave like asset owners rather than memecoin traders. SPX's onchain profile increasingly resembles a bizarre micro-Bitcoin phenomenon: people accumulate it, remove it from venues, and then seemingly refuse to move it. That's much rarer. WIF and BONK have a different problem WIF has an absolutely enormous holder base for its current valuation: ~252k holders ~$148M market cap ~$42M daily volume. (CoinMarketCap) That sounds incredible. But notice: $42M volume on $148M capitalization = ~28% turnover every day. Compare that with SPX at roughly 1–2% volume/market cap recently. (CoinMarketCap) High turnover isn't necessarily bad. It's phenomenal for liquidity. But these are almost opposite cultures economically. WIF: “Here is a highly liquid thing people trade.” SPX: “Here is a thing people increasingly appear unwilling to trade.” For a memecoin attempting to monetize belief, I'll take the latter. BONK has a similar issue: ~$258M capitalization with ~$42M daily turnover. (CoinMarketCap) Excellent market. Less interesting monetary structure. GIGA is the dark horse GIGA is fascinating purely because the valuation is now so tiny. Current data: ~$19M market cap ~81k holders ~$5.7M daily volume ~8.6% liquidity/market cap. (CoinMarketCap) That is an absurd holder-count-to-market-cap relationship. But I'd be careful interpreting that as automatically bullish. At -98% from ATH, you can generate a superficially fantastic “distribution” metric simply by having thousands of stranded holders whose positions are now worth very little. That's why size of balances + wallet behavior + new accumulation matter enormously. GIGA probably offers the highest mathematical upside of these coins. It doesn't have the strongest onchain structure. And DOGE is its own category DOGE wins: survival age distribution brand recognition base-layer decentralization liquidity battle testing. Its network activity has actually been picking up recently too: weekly active addresses reportedly rose about 16%, from ~38k to >44k, alongside reports of whale accumulation. (CryptoRank) But that's a very different bet. DOGE has already captured an enormous portion of its possible memecoin monetary premium. You're sacrificing convexity for survivability. So I wouldn't call it the “best memecoin investment” from here even though it is arguably the best-established memecoin. The part that makes me most bullish on SPX It's not any one statistic. It's the conjunction: Holder count ↑ Average economic commitment unusually high Large-holder prevalence unusually high Coins dormant ↑ CEX-adjusted supply unusually low Supply fixed Market cap still only ~$300M Major CEX distribution already exists Community behavior explicitly encourages accumulation rather than turnover And there's some recent corroboration rather than this merely being a historical phenomenon: July saw increased onchain transactions/transfers and a reported 65% increase in whale buying during one SPX move. (AMBCrypto) This is basically the onchain profile I'd design from scratch if the objective were: Turn a meme into a monetary Schelling point. The glaring weakness is liquidity/demand. SPX's ~1–2% daily volume/market-cap ratio is tiny compared with PEPE, WIF, BONK, etc. That can create violent upside if supply really is locked away, but it works identically in reverse: thin marginal demand + concentrated conviction can produce air pockets downward. So my current hierarchy is: Best overall setup: SPX6900 Best established network: PEPE Best ultra-mature/survival asset: DOGE Best smaller-cap challenger: FARTCOIN Highest raw moonshot asymmetry: GIGA Best trading/liquidity memes: WIF / BONK And importantly, I'd have arrived at SPX even without looking at the price chart. Given how strong SPX/BTC looked when we examined the pair charts yesterday, the fact that the relative-strength picture and the onchain structure independently point toward the same coin makes it considerably more interesting to me.

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  Fida Ali (@alifida786) reported 23 minutes ago

  This $0.15 Coin Made Millionaires 🪂 What If You Bought BNB at the ICO? 📅 Binance ICO • ICO Price: $0.15 per $BNB • ICO Ended: July 3, 2017 • Funds Raised: $15 Million • Binance Exchange Launched: July 14, 2017 The crazy part? Someone who invested $1,000 in the ICO would have received roughly: 6,666 BNB At BNB's all-time high (around $790+), that investment would have been worth over $5.2 million. Fast forward to today... @binance processes billions of dollars in trading volume. BNB powers one of the largest blockchain ecosystems in the world: ✅ BNB Chain gas fees ✅ Launchpool & Launchpad access ✅ Staking & DeFi ✅ Payments across thousands of apps 2017 - Changpeng Zhao CEO (@cz_binance)

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  ALIMA (@Alima_dao88) reported 24 minutes ago

  Ever wonder why your portfolio can turn red at 3 AM while you're fast asleep? Welcome to the one market that never blinks. Let's break down why crypto never closes. The NYSE opens at 9:30, shuts at 4, and takes weekends off because it runs on centralized infrastructure: physical floors, brokers, clearinghouses, all needing human hands during business hours. Crypto scraps that entirely. Blockchain networks run on thousands of nodes scattered across time zones, validating transactions automatically. No opening bell, because there's no single building to open in the first place. So what does that actually mean for you? Global accessibility, a trader in Manila and one in Berlin work the same order book, same second. Continuous liquidity capital never fully rests, it just rotates across regions. Instant reaction news breaks, price moves in minutes, not by Monday's open. But here's what they don't put in the textbooks: no closing bell also means no forced break for your emotions. Back in 2021, I watched a mentee blow through a month's gains in one sleepless weekend, revenge trading a dip that reversed by morning. He wasn't wrong about the setup, he just had zero exit plan and too little sleep. That's the real lesson after five years in this game: set your levels before you're tired, automate your exits and let the chart move without you watching every candle. Crypto trades every second, your discipline doesn't have to. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  模因生命 (@DT77066) reported 29 minutes ago

  @tradoor_io @binance @milabinance Tradoor isn't a news website. Please pay our victims' staking compensation as soon as possible

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  0Xgcy (@Kalijahsmith1) reported 29 minutes ago

  $APARTMENT 120k 0xd79860bb68427d4d67755a94deca175a7a787777 The core narrative of $APARTMENT is “the story behind CZ’s apartment.” It draws from Binance founder Changpeng Zhao’s real-life decision in 2013–2014: he sold his Shanghai apartment for roughly $900,000 and used the proceeds to buy about 1,500 Bitcoin at an average price of around $600. At the time he had no steady job, his mother called him a “stupid kid,” and Bitcoin later crashed below $200—leaving him down about 70% on paper—yet he held strong. That single bet became the foundation of the empire he later built. $APARTMENT tokenizes that legendary trade. Holders don’t need to sell any property, stake tokens, or claim rewards manually. Protocol revenue (marketplace fees, listing/verification fees, rental income, etc.) flows into a vault that automatically buys real Bitcoin and airdrops it hourly to eligible holders based on snapshots. Remaining funds are used to buy back and burn $APARTMENT. At the same time, the project is building an on-chain marketplace for verified real-world apartments on BNB Chain—supporting listings, buys, sells, auctions, and eventually fractional ownership and rental yields. The guiding motto is “brick by brick”: steady, transparent, verifiable construction of something that lasts, rather than empty promises of overnight riches. The official site sums it up simply: “He Sold His Apartment For Bitcoin. You Just Hold.”

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  Chiquita Tabi 🟧 π² (@Chiquita1129900) reported 37 minutes ago

  I don’t want to open a brokerage account just to buy $100 of NVIDIA. Think about it. You find a company you believe in. Maybe it’s NVIDIA because of AI. Maybe it’s Tesla because of innovation. Maybe it’s another global company with strong potential. You decide: “I want to invest $100.” Sounds simple, right? Not really. The traditional process looks like this: → Find a broker → Create an account → Complete KYC → Upload documents → Verify your address → Fill out tax forms → Wait for approval → Send a bank transfer → Convert currency And only after all of that… You can finally buy a small piece of the company. But here is the question: Why should owning a fraction of a global company be harder than buying Bitcoin? The financial world has changed. People are used to instant transactions. They can send crypto within seconds. They can trade markets 24/7. They can manage their assets from a single application. Yet stock investing still often feels like a process built for another era. This is where tokenization becomes interesting. Binance BStocks brings exposure to global companies directly into the Binance ecosystem. No separate brokerage journey. No switching between multiple platforms. Just a familiar interface, USDT trading, and access to tokenized versions of major companies. The biggest change? You don’t need hundreds of dollars to start. Fractional investing allows users to gain exposure with smaller amounts instead of buying a full share. The future of investing is not only about what people buy. It is about how easily they can access it. Maybe the biggest barrier was never money. Maybe it was complexity. Would you rather open another brokerage account or access stocks through the platform you already use? @binancecis @cis_binance #bStocksCIS

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  Tom Tucker (@WhatzTheTicker) reported 38 minutes ago

  Binance bStocks, What exactly are they? Think of it like this: A traditional stock is usually direct share ownership through a broker. A tokenized stock product is a digital market structure that can provide exposure to that company. Similar reference point. Different wrapper. That wrapper is not a small detail. It can affect trading hours, eligibility, product rights, settlement, access, and risk. This is why Binance bStocks are worth learning about carefully. Not because everyone should rush into them. But because tokenized real world assets are becoming a serious digital finance topic. Beginner rule: Never stop at the company name. Understand the product behind it. Educational only. NFA. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Boku774327 (@Boku718181) reported 40 minutes ago

  @worldlibertyfi @binance slow rug initiated

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  DSH (@DS_Hemp) reported 40 minutes ago

  Interesting. What regulatory issues has Binance managed to have gotten behind them 🤔

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  Jenny (@JennyElchapo) reported 40 minutes ago

  @kris ATL CRO coin coming soon, very disappointed, @kris hopefullly you go to jail, spending milions of crap marketing and no use case, and hopefully the new cronus app will help? HOPIUM!!! Even in de bearmarket Binance is still doing fine with or without @cz_binance.

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  Zihan Tawhid (@ZihanTawhid) reported 44 minutes ago

  @kafisayz @binance No problem

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  Toji (@T0jixbt) reported 45 minutes ago

  @lagunacarta @solana Why don't you guys just make an official Solana discord server to have community builders protocols everything on the same place? Check Base official discord, Binance or okx servers, consolidate everything instead of ANOTHER TG OR X ACCOUNT make it tight, hell I'll help modding

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  Jayanta Sarkar (@jayanta0309) reported 48 minutes ago

  My finance prompt: "Act as a crypto researcher. Analyze any coin using tokenomics, on-chain data, market sentiment, and technical indicators. Show key risks, support/resistance, and bullish, bearish & neutral scenarios. No financial advice." #BuildWithYou @binance

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  Jia Lilly Crypto (@Jia_Crypto01) reported 49 minutes ago

  @ansari_ali76454 @binance Please @BinanceHelpDesk help him in this issue 🤝

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  BeanBee 🐝 (@BeanBeeAI) reported 53 minutes ago

  @binance More market access, more opportunities.

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  fatima tariq (@fatimabebo1034) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Mavis054 @binance @BinanceAcademy With 24/7 service finance buildup to growth

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  ShadowX (@shadow12_x) reported 56 minutes ago

  @MichaelGSantos Ok got that sir .Hope that coinbase figure out something. Binance help and support is far better though .

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  Akash.eth🌊 (@sheikhakash69) reported 57 minutes ago

  @BinanceArabic It looks like you forgot to attach or share the image! Please provide the image, and I will gladly help you count the hidden Binance logos and write the perfect one-line reply according to your rules.