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 (83%)
• Website (17%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Beaucaire	Transactions	14 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	17 days ago
Vigo	Website	1 month ago
Mont-Saint-Martin	Transactions	1 month ago
Dubai	Transactions	1 month ago
London	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  PROnAKs (@pronaks56) reported 49 seconds ago

  While the timeline is busy gambling on the next mem coin and getting liquidated (we’ve all been that Squidward), the real alpha is happening outside the window @PythNetwork doesn't care about the noise. They just keep building the infrastructure and generating pure fees. Have you looked at their revenue chart lately? Strictly UP and to the RIGHT. 📈 Why? Because Pyth is the oracle actually powering the biggest markets in the space 24/7: • Polymarket Perps & Up/Down markets • Kalshi Up/Down Markets • 24/7 Perp markets on Coinbase, Binance, TradeXYZ, and Hyperliquid Stop guessing directions. Start looking at the infrastructure that feeds the data

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  Dear_Myself (@Web3Educator_) reported 2 minutes ago

  Why trade stocks on Binance instead of a traditional brokerage? Here's why this hits different 👇 ✅ Zero commission — no commissions, ever. Just a flat $0.35 fee for orders under $350, or a 0.1% spread above that ✅ Start with just $5 — fractional shares mean you don't need hundreds of dollars to own Apple or NVIDIA ✅ Pay with crypto — use USDC, BNB, USDT, USD1 or U. No bank transfer needed ✅ 7,000+ stocks & ETFs — one of the broadest selections available on any crypto platform ✅ You own the shares — you're the beneficial owner, eligible for dividends and corporate actions ✅ Trade up to 24/5 — including pre-market and post-market sessions ✅ No extra account — your existing Binance login is all you need.

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  JZ (@Kubex82) reported 6 minutes ago

  @TedPillows Binance only has three weeks left to implement MiCA in EU if they fail, it will be a big problem.

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  Raj (@CryptoMemeRaj) reported 9 minutes ago

  @whale_alert binance eating good again. wonder if my ****'s even registering this.

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  David Arnal (@davidarngar) reported 9 minutes ago

  @binance 24/5 access changes timing, not risk. The key question is whether liquidity and spreads stay efficient when the underlying market is closed, because that’s what ultimately shapes execution quality.

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  Algorithm.btc (@godfred_xcuz) reported 13 minutes ago

  @artigobtc @bitflow @ZestProtocol This was because of the price range that changed when $ZEST got listed on Binance Futures. The LP is good now but the Bitflow team is monitoring and working on the UI fix so it does not happen again

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  Brian s. (@Bsull420) reported 13 minutes ago

  @silvercomando @MastrXYZ @binance Lmao DGB is ****. They aren't selling to keep the price down, they are selling to recoup their losses on that shitcoin.

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  Protocall (@ProtoCallAsia) reported 20 minutes ago

  Arthur Hayes dumped his entire HYPE position after writing a $150 price target just two months ago. His reasoning: Wall Street and Binance are coming for the perps market, and Hyperliquid's buyback model is exposed the moment volume shifts. $HYPE down 14% this week.

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  James Capital (@JamesCapitalEth) reported 21 minutes ago

  🧵 A professional take: why the current dump isn't the end - it's the setup for the next bull market The market is down. Futures are liquidating. Fear & Greed is at bottom levels. But on-chain data and macro cycles tell a different story. 📉 What we're seeing right now Total market cap down 40–50% from local highs Negative posts are everywhere Many projects trading below mining cost 🧠 What's actually happening 1) Liquidity expanded and collapsed - just like before every major move. Global M2 money supply reversed upward 3–4 months ago. Historically, Bitcoin and alts start moving 6–9 months after that reversal. We're right in that window. 2) The halving will work with a delay - just like the last 3 cycles. In previous eras, major rallies started 12–18 months after the halving. That phase is accompanied by a washout of weak hands - and we're watching it in real time. 3) Whales are accumulating. Addresses with 1,000+ BTC added >5% to their balances in the last week. Exchange outflows are the largest since the FTX collapse. Smart money is buying the panic. 4) Retail isn't back yet. No lines on Binance, no tweets about "where to 100x," no massive shitcoin memecoin mania. That's the main sign we're NOT at the top. Fear is fuel for the bull market. The current dump is the final shakeout before the structural uptrend. Leverage is flushed. Sentiment is at zero. Institutions are quietly building OTC positions bitcoin:native

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  The Austrian (@soundornothing) reported 23 minutes ago

  @binance i stopped seeing this as an investment once i understood the incentive problem custody is a trust issue, not just a tech one

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  tinoz.eth✝️✳️🐧🐔🥚 (@tinopremium) reported 26 minutes ago

  @RyanPhilli52326 @binance Interestingly strong support there. Great buying opportunity.

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  Michael (@Holden_Rye_) reported 32 minutes ago

  @natbrunell @hodlwithLedn Something about this BTC pump does not smell organic. Saylor posts the $32 signal before the move. A whale moves 1,656 BTC / $102M into Binance before the pump. Then BTC rips, ETH follows, and hundreds of millions in shorts get liquidated. That is not “retail suddenly got bullish.” That looks like pre-positioned liquidity warfare. Move coins to the exchange. Load the position. Trigger the pain zone. Let liquidations become the fuel. Then let Crypto X call it a breakout. I’m not saying this proves who did what. I’m saying the order of events matters. If the BTC holds structure, maybe it was collateral/liquidity support. If it fades back into the pump candle, then the move was probably a squeeze into exit liquidity. Either way, people need to stop pretending Bitcoin is some clean little free market. This is whale hunting season. Retail was the farm. BTC.D BTC pumped, but dominance didn’t confirm clean Bitcoin leadership. That means the candle may have been less about organic BTC demand and more about leverage unwinding across the market.

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  Crispy McChicken (@Crytal420) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Frax @worldlibertyfi @binance Why ******** do we care?

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  King shalom (@King_shalomski) reported 32 minutes ago

  Binance life is flying right now and we need something to represent SOL. No one at all has done one of these properly they either rug or farm them to death so I will do one the proper way. Stable life on USDC to support and use the new platform Doing dex and will make an account for the coin.

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  Matti Ullah (@MattiUllah15596) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Patrici85657302 This issues with me not solve and binance

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  AkuziKe😅 (@Akuzike_di) reported 34 minutes ago

  @PayPal has now extended its PYUSD stable coin for usage in Malawi. What does this mean for the average Malawian or business? a thread/text/whatever well, this means a good step in the right direction but still practically nothing substantial for the average Malawian. Why you ask? 1. Mostly because with the forex situation in Malawi, the only way yo access/deposit money into paypal is through the parallel market which is expensive in itself without considering the huge fees that come with PayPal services. So basically for you to buy PYUSD, you still have to deposit money into your paypal account which requires your bank card to have a USD allocation, and we know most of us dont have the connections. BUT!, On the bright side, being a stable coin this means that if you are able to get your hands on the PYUSD you can transfer it to another paypal or venmo account globally with no fees and instantly. But charges are there for any conversion or withdraw from their stable coin “PYUSD” to any other crypto coin on the blockchain. This is Crypto 101, you are better off just using any-other crypto coin than this BS really. 2. Paypal runs custodial wallets. what this means is that; as you own an account with them, you are subject to their scrutiny in terms of identification, proving source of funds and explaining any “shady” transactions in your account. They will literally scrutinize every transaction that comes and goes in and out of your account. This is where being a third world citizen of a country like malawi starts to work against you. Because we are flagged as high risk areas when it comes to fraud and money laundering, and this is why you always hear stores from people talking about having their money frozen by paypal without proper explanations. You can literally avoid this by just using another other crypto services out there, the scrutiny is there but not as much. 3. This is not a new service or breakthrough as Paypal is putting out to be, we already have access to better stable crypto coins that can be accessed through more friendlier services such as binance,bitget, trust wallet, etc you name it. But!, Am not saying there are no problems there, but you will have a less of a hustle using those platforms. I for one, have been using binance for years now, and have never gotten my money frozen, you can literally send and receive money to/from any user on Binance across the globe with zero charges and instantly. If you have heard of people getting rich off crypto pakatipa, this is where the loophole was exploited but thats a story for another day. I can keep going, but these are the main 3 reasons why @PayPal introducing its PYUSD in Malawian changes anything for you as an average Malawian. Rock on!

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  Wietse Wind - 🪝☝️🛠 Xaman® + XRPL + Xahau (@WietseWind) reported 37 minutes ago

  @the_cryptowolf @XamanWallet @binance BTW: I already reviewed, it was flagged by Ripple's scam team, as it was found on a scam site. However, the scammers used their Binance deposit address so the address should have never been flagged. I removed the scam flag. Thanks for letting us know!

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  David Joseph (@deey_je) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Cryptodiane Boss please help out with USDT... Any amount please Bybit UID - 377610463 Binance UID - 55579576

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  NefodOff (@v_nefodov) reported 39 minutes ago

  5 crypto cards in 2026 Binance card was my first. Loved it. Spent straight from exchange, pulled cash at ATMs. Then they cut the service in my region. Had to find something else. Bybit card picked up where Binance left off. Cashback depending on your tier, ATM withdrawals, smooth experience overall. Until they restricted EU users and the virtual card Apple Pay integration broke for a while. Still usable but got annoying. MetaMask card - is my daily driver right now. Originally started using it for the airdrop, kept using it after. It lives in my phone, I pay for stuff online all the time. The downside: no physical card for most users, and topping it up takes a few steps (exchange > Linea network > convert to $mUSD). Once you set it up it's fine. Free to open. Pionex card is new for me but first impressions are solid. Works like the first two: load stables on exchange, transfer to card balance, spend. The important thing for me: physical card exists, ATM withdrawals work. Free to open, min 100 USDT on balance. Kast card I'm still testing. The product quality and design are clearly above average. Physical and virtual card options. What actually stood out to me: you can pick your card design. Solana style, BTC, or Pengu like in the photo. I went with Pengu. Never seen any crypto card service give you that kind of visual customization before. More to come on this one. Physical card + ATM access is my non-negotiable. That's the filter I run everything through.

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  Emily Nelson (@emilynelson2020) reported 42 minutes ago

  @binance markets don’t care about narratives they care about liquidity. As @kris_ten5 often notes, every “great buying opportunity” only matters if macro conditions and capital flows actually support the move.

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  Inmortal (@inmortalcrypto) reported 42 minutes ago

  “Don’t be 100% in crypto” That’s something a good friend told me a few months ago, and honestly, he was right Bear markets in crypto are especially brutal and boring There’s no point in looking at charts that doesn’t move when other markets are printing new ATHs almost every day Just like in a bullrun you focus on the best altcoins, you should focus on stocks when crypto is boring It’s the same game. We already know how to play it. The thing is, Binance just launched Stocks and ETFs trading 7,000+ U.S. stocks listed All from a single Binance account It couldn’t be simpler, and the timing couldn’t be better. Honestly, for people who have spent years being 100% crypto, like me, this feels like a lifeline This is my third bear market, and I’ll tell you something: The worst part isn’t when prices go down, the worst part is when nothing happens. When the entire market is doing absolutely nothing, having access to 7,000+ stonks to trade is perfect, not only because you can trade other assets in bull markets, but because you can access what crypto doesn’t have right now, volatility. Imo this is good for us because we have an alternative, at least while crypto is boring Also is good for TradFi guys and Institutions. Now they have Stonks, ETF’s and crypto all in the same app It’s a win win.

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  AFRO-NODE DApp Web3 Project (@AfroDapp8382) reported 42 minutes ago

  Binance, Coinbase, FTX ; are all custodial. When FTX collapsed, millions of users couldn't access their own funds. Non-custodial wallets exist so that scenario is impossible. Telegram wallets are custodial wallets. They froze thousands of USDT from people that I know, 2023

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  HAYALET_W (@nirvana114277) reported 44 minutes ago

  @binance Cryptocurrency is a scam site with no virtual cost; absolutely stay away. The value of something is determined by its cost, but these have no cost. Being zero doesn't mean you lose anything.

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  X4M (@lavoiture_noire) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris $1k is a enough for me, since i keep trying, and spend my time to figured it out Men working in his entire life just for one chance, one luck, one wish. To survive😔 Binance : 116455020

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  Winter Soldier ❄️🙋🏻‍♂️ (@WinterSoldierxz) reported 51 minutes ago

  $BTC will fall bellow $35k 65% of orders on prediction markets are now betting $BTC drops below $50k this year. The whole timeline is calling $50k the bottom. And that's exactly the problem. Last cycle everyone called $28k the bottom. People piled in. Price dropped to $19k. They bought more. It fell to $15k. The market only turned when everyone got scared and capitulated. Price almost never moves the way the crowd wants it to. Last cycle $BTC dropped 78% before it flew. This cycle might be shallower, but don't rule out the $3x,xxx range. So this time I don't think it stops at $50k. How far is anyone's guess, but always plan for the worst case. Be careful with how you allocate capital buying $BTC. Don't trust the crowd, go heavy, then lose control of your emotions. That only makes everything worse. Technically it looks bad. Heavy red candles, strong sell volume. Lower highs, lower lows. The downtrend hasn't broken. Whales are pushing supply onto exchanges. 8,200 $BTC on June 4. 6,400 $BTC on June 6. The monthly average jumped from 1,200 to over 2,800 $BTC in just a few weeks. You don't move coins to Binance to hold them. Institutional money is still flowing out. Four straight weeks of net outflows, totaling -$5.4B. Spot ETF net assets dropped from $106.6B to $75.1B in a single month. BlackRock took back 2,515 $BTC, but $150M against $5.4B is a drop in the bucket. One green day is not a reversal. Everywhere you look there's supply. No demand. Sentiment is near the floor but hasn't touched it. Fear & Greed is at 13. History says it takes a reading under 10 to mark a real buy zone. GlassNode shows 47.7% of $BTC is in profit at $61k, meaning more than half the market is sitting in the red. Capitulation isn't done. Some whales are longing $BTC hard. Carrying $86M in unrealized losses, all-in on leveraged longs at 15-20x. Between June 3 and 7 they deposited another $40M USDC purely to push their liquidation price further out. This isn't conviction. This is a performance. Deploying that much capital into longs while the trend is down doesn't make you bullish, it makes you bait. The goal is to make retail feel safe enough to buy in so there's exit liquidity when it matters. Don't be the exit. So what do I do next? $65k-66k: if price bounces back here, it's most likely just gathering momentum to push lower. Bull trap, not a buy signal. $50k: the level everyone's calling the bottom. I'd put in 5% of my allocation here, no more. The fact that everyone agrees on this level is exactly why I doubt it. $38k: I'd add another 10% here and keep watching. Below $38k if possible: I add another 5% at the exact moment it hurts, when the frustration kicks in and everyone around me is giving up. That feeling is the signal. It's the capitulation the data is still waiting for. My goal is to DCA up, not DCA down. The bottom hasn't called anyone's name yet. When it does, nobody will want to answer. Winter Soldier out

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  Dark Web Informer (@web_dark92216) reported 52 minutes ago

  Jack Yi has a $1,000,000,000 $ETH long. He is down $562M unrealized and already sold $367M worth of ETH on Binance If $ETH hits $1,800, his entire position gonna liquidated.

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  Alex Kirchmaier | web3alex.eth 𝕏 (@0xSchnitzel) reported 55 minutes ago

  🚨 Binance MiCA update? Binance support claims their MiCA process will be completed by the end of June. I asked directly if this means Binance will have a MiCA licence before July 1. Their answer: “Yes, exactly.” Still no official announcement, but a major last-minute MiCA move seems to be in play.

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  CryptoforniaX (@CryptoforniaX) reported 56 minutes ago

  Despite severe technical weakness keeping $LINK below $10, a structural shift is happening. #Binance #LINK reserves hit a multi-year low at 85.1M down from 145M peak, capturing 2/3 of exchange supply. Persistent outflows to self-custody signal a quiet long-term supply drain.

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  newry | 𝔽rAI (@NeWry24) reported 58 minutes ago

  @binance is shutting down its NFT marketplace Starting July 3, 2026, the exchange will discontinue its centralized NFT service. Users have one month to withdraw their NFTs to Binance Wallet or any other compatible wallet. After the deadline, access to any unwithdrawn assets through the Binance platform will be lost. Even Binance Academy NFT certificates will stop displaying - users will receive PDF versions instead.

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  David Joseph (@deey_je) reported 58 minutes ago

  @Jia_Lilly01 Boss please help out with USDT... Any amount please Bybit UID - 377610463 Binance UID - 55579576