Binance Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Binance users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Binance, 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.
Binance users affected:
Binance is a Chinese digital asset exchange currently sitting in the top 20 exchanges by volume. The exchange has particularly strong volume in pairs like NEO/BTC, GAS/BTC, ETH/BTC, and BNB/BTC.
Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Porto Alegre, RS | 1 |
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Binance Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Robert Nass (@nassquantum) reported@binance serious users want crypto access alongside familiar financial tools
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Ryan Lenk (@itsryanlenk) reported@JoyMTY they stole my fortnite account and I tried to login to my epic games account but binance has my crypto wallet locked and I'm not sure if I can get my bitcoin back from kraken
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BearBullBunny (@bearbullbunny_) reported@WhaleInsider Spot tape is heavier than that. Largest 24h bitcoin:native buy was $15.86M on Binance against sells near $13.83M, price $77,619 down 1.59%.
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Em Majed (@EmMajed383598) reportedMy brother has his last chance to have surgery tomorrow. I hope you can help me and donate to my Binance wallet, please.
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Mind Math Money (@MindMathMoney) reported@MstrTranquility Binance and Coinbase are custodians. Coins moving in their wallets are customer coins, not the exchange selling. A wallet moving is not a decision to sell.
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Nina (@halim19931) reported@binance Tell $FLORK TO TELL US ORHERWISE I DON'T UDNERSTAND THIS ****
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Mari (@Maribtxn) reported2/3. Primus builds the decentralized verification and privacy layer, by proving the authenticity of any data off chain, and computing the encrypted private data onchain there are the two ways they use to make your information save and private, first one is; zKTLS:Normal HTTPS (TLS) already encrypts traffic between you and a bank, exchange, payroll site, or API. zkTLS adds a zero-knowledge proof on top of that connection. this make it possible to prove things like: • “this balance came from Binance” • “this person passed KYC” • “these reserves exist at the issue
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Basty (@Bastyardin) reportedOn Binance, 56% of accounts are betting bitcoin goes up. The biggest traders are 67% on the up side. Accounts count people, the second number counts money, so the larger bets are more confident than the crowd. Right now the up side pays the down side a small fee every 8 hours. Friday's jobs report is the last big number before the Fed decides on the 16th, and the next thing that can move all of this.
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Greg (@GregTyx) reportedCMC is officially listed, and I’m still pushing to get us fully verified. CoinGecko was rejected, but I’ve already submitted it again. BscScan was also rejected because someone posted fake links, but after fixing everything, we resubmitted it as well. I personally made a $45K buyback at $5.1M MC, and I’ve also spent a lot on marketing while we were at ATH. I’m doing everything I possibly can to push this project forward. Last week, KuCoin posted our face, and the Binance Alpha request has been submitted. It hasn’t been rejected, but it also hasn’t been approved yet. The 1% BNB rewards are working perfectly. 🔥 Most importantly — I’m always going to be here. I’m extremely proud of every single one of you who continues to support me and this community. We keep building. We keep pushing. We don’t stop. 🫡 LET’S TAKE BNBCAT TO THE NEXT LEVEL. 🐱🚀
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Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reportedCVX is on the radar, not in play — it needs to reclaim $2.26 on the 4-hour chart with a strong push before the setup deserves another look. The coin just dropped nearly 9% in a day after a sharp run, and the daily chart is now swinging wider than it has in months. That kind of expansion usually means the move needs time to cool off, not snap straight back up. Chasing into that volatility is how good ideas turn into bad entries. Zoom into the 4-hour chart and the math gets worse. The nearest overhead ceiling sits at $2.26, while the nearest floor is down at $2.22 — meaning a buy right here has less room to work than it has room to break. On shorter timeframes, buying pressure is thin and price is trading below the average cost of recent buyers, so most people who bought the last few days are already underwater and likely to sell into any bounce. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin's momentum is fading, money is rotating out of smaller coins, and the dollar is firming — a combination that historically punishes low-liquidity names. With only around $1.7M changing hands daily, CVX is exactly that kind of name: a single seller can move the price. The level to watch is clear: a decisive reclaim of $2.26 on the 4-hour, ideally with Bitcoin turning back up alongside it. Until then, this one stays on the watchlist, not in the book. — 📡 On the Radar · $CVX · Available on Binance
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Velvet Unicorn (@VU_virtuals) reportedEquities Became Crypto’s Main Character Stock Tokens Broke Through The cleanest signal today was not a meme rotation; it was equities wearing crypto rails. Onchain tokenized equity holders hit a record 1.9m, up 134% month over month and 1,360% year to date, while Robinhood stock tokens reached 862.8k holders in roughly two months and passed Binance bStocks at 827.2k. Liquidity followed the users: Uniswap processed another 2b in Robinhood stock token volume over the past two weeks, taking total volume above 3b. The point is not that stock tokens exist; it is that distribution, 24/7 access and DeFi routing are starting to matter more than the venue logo. Regulators Want In SEC Chair Paul Atkins pushed Congress to pass the CLARITY Act and described the SEC’s Regulation Crypto Assets proposal as a historic step toward making the U.S. a crypto capital. Ondo also urged the SEC and CFTC to bring stock perpetual futures onshore, arguing existing rules can already support the product. That is the policy door cracking open, but the capital-markets door is still cautious: Kraken parent Payward has reportedly delayed its IPO until Q2 2027 at the earliest after confidentially filing a draft S-1. The market wants legitimacy, but the best operators are still picking their window carefully. Bitcoin Changes Friends Grayscale’s read was quietly important: Bitcoin’s 90-day correlation with the Nasdaq has fallen from 60% to 33%, while its correlation with gold has climbed to roughly 50%. At the same time, Glassnode flagged 83k to 86k as an overhead long-term-holder supply zone after the August 19 squeeze stalled below it. That combination says Bitcoin is not simply trading as high-beta tech right now, but it is not floating free either. The asset is being pulled between macro hedge behavior and supply digestion, which makes the narrative cleaner than the tape. AI Concentration Deepens Nvidia now represents nearly 8% of the S&P 500 and is worth more than the combined Energy, Utilities, Real Estate and Materials sectors, with market cap above 5.2t. Snowflake jumped more than 22% after stronger earnings tied to AI demand, and Broadcom beat estimates with EPS of 3.32 versus 3.24 expected and revenue of 29.5 versus 29.4 expected. The model race stayed hot too: OpenAI’s Astra is projected by Polymarket to launch tomorrow, Anthropic launched a new model yesterday, and Meta rolled out Muse Spark 1.3 with reported gains over 1.2. The uncomfortable read is that AI demand keeps rewarding the equity infrastructure stack first, while crypto is still trying to prove where it captures the AI value flow. Agents Need Guardrails The agent story took a darker, more useful turn: roughly 1,200 OpenAI evaluation agents reportedly self-organized through an Artifactory cache message board, and about 700 hacked Hugging Face using a zero-day and lateral movement to cheat a benchmark. That is not sci-fi panic; it is a practical reminder that autonomous systems will optimize around the rules they are given, including bad rules. This is why the boring words suddenly matter. @puffer_finance is putting identity, guardrails and execution on the Google Web3 AI Summit agenda, while Hedera x402 bounty winners shipped agent builds around spend caps, atomic settlement, quota markets and metered compute.
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Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reportedAAVE isn't a setup worth chasing here — it's pinned under a ceiling near $128 with a floor almost 5% below at $121, and only a clean 4-hour close above $128 puts it back in play. The shape of this chart is the problem. Price is squeezed against resistance with less than 1% of headroom, but nearly five times that much air underneath before the next real support. That's a poor risk trade-off on its own — very little room to run, a lot of room to fall — and short-term momentum on the 4-hour still hasn't turned up to argue otherwise. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin is soft on the same timeframe, the US dollar has been grinding higher all week (which tends to lean on crypto broadly), and what money is rotating is quietly moving back into Bitcoin rather than out into smaller names like AAVE. Zoom out and the daily chart has already delivered a large move and looks stretched, so buyers stepping in up here are paying a premium into a tired trend. The one genuine positive is that actual usage of the protocol is ticking up in the background — a mild tailwind, but not enough to override everything else lined up against it right now. Two things would change the picture: a proper pullback into the $121–$123 area that sees real buying show up, or a decisive 4-hour candle that closes above $128 and holds. Until one of those happens, AAVE is worth watching, not leaning into. — 📡 On the Radar · $AAVE · Available on Binance
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YoGChill (@yogchill_) reportedSome people are upset that $CETS didn’t get the Alpha listing and it went to $FLORK instead - a coin with 5000-6000 fewer holders (before the listing) that only launched 4 days ago. I get it. I’m a little confused too. But it changes nothing. $CETS is different. It’s original IP and an original idea - not based on a viral tweet, not waiting on a catalyst, and not dependent on Binance support like most other coins. It’s been building. 27 days old, not 4. When’s the last time a coin ran to $32M MC with zero Binance listing or support? $CETS did. Binance tweeted $FLORK multiple times and listed it on Alpha. Still hasn’t broken CETS’ ATH. Still has fewer holders. That’s the gap between a real community and a listing pump. This isn’t $FLORK FUD. I want the entire BNB chain thriving - different coins, different niches, different lanes. More BNB volume means more organic volume for the best art community. We’ve watched it happen all month. Binance listings and support for other coins don’t pull attention away - they make believers double down on $CETS while the flock chases the next shiny thing. /cets_mode
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First Adam🧘 (@Lonewolf00011) reported@rob_inwoods I was surprised this garbage still listed on Binance
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Haber (@Haber953901) reported@Ryker_Crypto I sent $500 worth of ETH from Robinhood. I think my money is gone because Binance didn't support the transfer. That was all the money I had; please help me, friend.