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 |
|---|---|
| Stafford, England | 1 |
| Nakuru, Nakuru | 1 |
| Kiambu, Kiambu | 1 |
| Vigo, Galicia | 1 |
| Mont-Saint-Martin, ACAL | 1 |
| Dubai, Dubai | 1 |
| Barranquilla, Atlántico | 1 |
| London, England | 1 |
| Sardauna, Taraba | 1 |
| Akure, Ondo | 1 |
| Hinguli, Chittagong | 1 |
| Owerri, Imo | 1 |
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Binance Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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To Myself (@me_to_future_me) reportedA scam is not a scam if you already know it's a scam I know $RAVE $RIVER $LAB $FHE $LYN and a bunch of Binance Alpha coins are scam and manipulated. But what's the problem ? You either ride with the scam or just ignore the pump, simple
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Melvin (@0xMelvinweb3) reported@loshmi Hate to say it but sometimes KYC or CDD operations teams are obligated to ask these kind of questions, otherwise they just need to shut down due to not following KYC and CDD procedures, that's why Binance stopped operating in The Netherlands.
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okaymarket (@okaymarket1) reported@tradfi doesn't this also mean that robinhood, binance, can all issue stocks?
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ForeDex_Proof (@ForeDex_Proof) reported[🔍 ForeDex Proof: “Binance Selling”Misconceptions] When price drops, you can simply take a few withdrawal transactions from Binance, Coinbase, or Bybit exchange wallets and say: “The exchanges are dumping Bitcoin aggressively.” “A nuclear-level bearish event just happened.” “The market collapse has started.” You can create that narrative anytime. On the other hand, even while price is falling, you can instead select a few deposit transactions and say: “Exchange whales are aggressively accumulating.” “They are buying Bitcoin like crazy.” Just like the image I uploaded. Because exchange wallets are always moving, it becomes extremely easy to attach whatever narrative you want after the price movement has already happened. The real problem is that many people accept these narratives as factual without verification. And most importantly: When Bitcoin is being “withdrawn” from exchange wallets, structurally this is generally closer to: - reduced exchange-held supply - reduced immediately sellable liquidity - lower sell pressure In other words, interpreting exchange withdrawals as: “The exchanges are selling Bitcoin” is very close to understanding the actual trading structure backwards.
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Ktrap (@ktrap) reported🔥 The AI x Blockchain news cycle just went nuclear in the last 24 hours: >Another x402 deployment: Binance shipped it on BNB Chain, using the HTTP 402 “Payment Required” flow for AI agents >Japan’s ruling party backed an AI + on-chain finance framework that includes yen stablecoins/tokenized deposits for automated financial rails >Aethir demoed CARA on Claw V1: a browser-deployed crypto-native AI agent that can generate LP yield monitoring reports in under 5 minutes >The Block reports Wall Street is repricing crypto firms around AI infrastructure + capital markets rails, not the old “payments 2.0” narrative This isn’t more hype This isn’t another “agent” narrative 👀 Are you paying attention yet? This is real infrastructure landing at once: agents that can pay at the HTTP layer, settle near-instantly onchain, and run without banking middlemen or ACH delays No more wrapping fiat rails and calling it innovation Agents need programmable, instant, global, internet-native money to actually work autonomously And right now, only crypto is delivering it 🔑 That’s the narrative flip: crypto stops being framed as faster payments for humans and starts being priced as settlement infrastructure for autonomous software The convergence people have been memeing for 18 months? It just became production reality
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ChillerID | Ω (@chillerid76) reported@BNBCHAIN I wonder why @CoinMarketCap (owned by Binance) is delaying the verification of Quantum Resistant Ledger $QRL? It’s perhaps the most serious and quantum-safe project available launched already in 2018. This is weird. CoinGecko has no issues.
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Cryptic Bee🐝 (@CrypticBeee) reportedI could really help stoke some delusions once I have a megaphone. For example, when "binance and coinbase" are dumping it just means users from those exchanges are dumping. Folk blame CZ, but he has no record of selling. Hes unemployed. Liquidity hunts are all our heads smashing together, not some cooperate entity hunting you personally. Stuff like that.
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Fish Blue (@FishBlue66) reportedaped $ZEST on Binance alpha Current Market Cap Is Still Relatively Small Compared to the Narrative At the moment, Zest Protocol is sitting at roughly a $10–14 million market capitalization, with a fully diluted valuation estimated around $80–100 million. In crypto markets, projects that combine: a strong narrative, major venture capital backing, and centralized exchange listings often get pushed toward at least a $50–150 million market cap once the trend gains momentum. If BTCFi becomes one of the market’s dominant narratives, Zest’s current valuation could still be considered very early. For comparison, even random meme coins sometimes reach $30–50 million market caps with little to no real fundamentals behind them. Meanwhile, Zest already has: real TVL, actual revenue generation, a working product, legitimate investors, and a genuine ecosystem presence. This is one of the main reasons why many smart money investors still view Zest as an asymmetric bet with potentially large upside relative to its current valuation.
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Quanhong Chen (@QuanhongCh50259) reported@KobeissiLetter Changpeng Zhao's "Wealth Code": Binance's largest client base consists of investors located within mainland China. These investors use VPNs to access and register on Binance, where they engage in the buying and selling of cryptocurrencies. However, both the use of VPNs and the trading of virtual currencies are illegal activities within China. Consequently, thousands upon thousands of these unfortunate Chinese investors—manipulated by Binance and Changpeng Zhao—lost their entire life savings (particularly during the market crash of October 11th last year) and are now unable to seek legal recourse or protection. In stark contrast, investors from other countries who suffered losses received compensation from Binance, while the wealth of Binance and Changpeng Zhao surged dramatically. By appropriating the life savings—and in some cases, even the lives—of thousands of Chinese people, Changpeng Zhao has ascended to the 17th spot on the list of the world's wealthiest individuals. Oh, the poor Chinese people! 😭😭😭
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SK (@sk_sahil24) reported@binance Real People. Real Crypto. Real Scars. #HumansOfBinance 2021 was the year that changed me forever. I was 20 years old. Just a kid with a phone, charts on my screen 24/7, and dreams way bigger than my bank balance. Then the bull run came. Every candle felt unreal. Coins were doing 50%, 80%, 100% in a single day. I still remember waking up, checking my portfolio before brushing my teeth, and seeing numbers I never thought I’d see at that age. The market felt like heaven. Twitter was euphoric. Telegram groups were exploding. Everyone suddenly became a “genius trader.” And honestly… I thought I was one too. I made money faster than I had ever imagined. For a 20-year-old student, it felt life-changing. I started calculating how much I’d have “next month” instead of studying for exams. My confidence became pure greed. Then came the week I’ll never forget. 22nd February 2021. My exams were supposed to start on 25th February. My birthday was on 24th February. Instead of preparing for either, I was staring at ETH charts all night like my life depended on it. I opened an ETH long with 100x leverage. At that moment, I felt unstoppable. Every previous trade had convinced me I couldn’t lose. I ignored risk management completely because in a bull market, everyone thinks they’re immortal. Then the market turned. ETH started dumping harder and harder. At first, I told myself: “It’s just a dip.” Then another dip came. Then another. Within two days, the market destroyed me. Around 80% down on the position. Over 50% of my entire portfolio wiped out. Gone. I still remember refreshing Binance over and over hoping the numbers would magically recover. My chest felt heavy. I couldn’t sleep. Couldn’t study. Couldn’t even enjoy my birthday that year. What hurt even more was the people around me. Some friends acted supportive on the outside, but deep inside, you could feel they were happy you failed. Some gave fake sympathy with that poker-face expression while secretly enjoying the downfall. Success attracts attention, but losses reveal people’s real faces. That week broke something inside me. But it also built something stronger. I learned that leverage doesn’t care about your emotions. The market doesn’t reward ego. Green candles can make you overconfident faster than anything else in life. Most importantly, I learned that surviving in crypto matters more than looking like a genius for one week. Today, whenever I see newcomers making quick profits and feeling invincible, I see my younger self in them. Crypto gave me my highest highs and my hardest reality check. And honestly? That painful week in February 2021 taught me more about life, risk, and discipline than any classroom ever could. Still here. Still learning. 🚀 #HumansOfBinance
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Danny 🐣 (@dannyribar) reported@playful0tter Is it because it requires counter party to have agreement with - as in - someone has to be 'the guy' with ink on the paper I presume. do you know if any DEX can level this via API direct in their interface? my present understanding is I can withdraw USDC from Coinbase, Binance, etc directly to my Cardano wallet address - it arrives automatically as USDCx (no Ethereum interaction needed). equally - I beleive that by way of CCTP cross-chain from other chainsBurn native USDC on Solana/Ethereum/Base/etc via supported wallets or apps - it can mint as USDCx on Cardano without manually using the IOG site so my question is - is the iog side just some add on or a critical piece of infrastructure that must be used at all times? i think major benefit with iog bridge website - is the subsidy to pay zero fees - tho it's not an effect a gatekeeper? any of these assumptions wildly off mark?
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uDegen (@uDegen_io) reportedYou are working on the @binance listing team and you have to choose one memecoin to list this week. What would it be?
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AJ121 ✳️ (@Andrew6838391) reported@ZachWitkoff @binance Why more sleezeballs working with Binance? I’m totally out of crypto
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Filipe 🔶 (@filipebinance) reported@kawaboy46 @BinanceHelpDesk Hey there! Are you sure that you contacted us with the correct Binance account? Because on the conversation with our Agent there was no assets on the account you were using. Please double check and if you still need help contact us again via chat 💛
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Tondy (@Degencaveman) reportedwhat crypto people can do is support $Fartcoin or even market it and get it list on exchanges like @binance @RobinhoodApp It will surely get attention from tradfi and in return crypto can enjoy tradfi liquidity flowing back in our coins. @DipWheeler