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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

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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:

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Porto Alegre, RS 1
Angers, Pays de la Loire 1
Itu, SP 1
Seattle, WA 1
Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 1
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Binance Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • elsa_bestt
    E L S A (@elsa_bestt) reported

    Crypto earning products are basically another way to use digital assets beyond simply holding or trading them. With these products, eligible users can place supported crypto into specific earning options and potentially receive rewards over time. Binance Simple Earn is one example, offering choices such as Flexible and Locked products depending on how much access you want to keep to your funds. Flexible products usually give you more freedom to redeem your assets, while Locked products generally require you to commit them for a set period under different reward terms. But the reward rate should never be the only thing you look at. Before using any earning product, check how rewards are calculated, whether the rate can change, how redemption works, what risks are involved, and whether the product is available in your region. Crypto earning products can be useful for users who already plan to hold certain assets, but they are not guaranteed income and they are not the same as a traditional savings account. The smarter approach is simple: understand the product, read the terms, know your liquidity needs, and only choose what actually fits your goals. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

  • Eliteonchain
    Elite🏝 (@Eliteonchain) reported

    Tokenized equities generated $22.89B in monthly trading volume. Binance bStocks accounted for $19.90B of it, or 86.9%. That leaves just $2.99B for every other tokenized-equity product in the dataset. > bStocks: $19.90B > Everything else: $2.99B > bStocks share: 86.9% > Volume multiple: 6.66x bStocks generated roughly 6.7x the volume of the rest of the market combined. That concentration is more interesting than the headline 85% share. The tokenized-equity market is expanding, but liquidity is not spreading evenly across it. Putting an equity onchain solves the representation problem. It doesn’t solve the liquidity problem. Trading activity still needs deep venues, active market makers and enough demand on both sides of the market. Without those, a tokenized stock is little more than an onchain wrapper around an existing asset. bStocks appears to have solved the distribution side faster than its competitors. Binance Research independently puts bStocks at roughly 85% of tokenized-equity DEX volume while representing 27% of tokenized-equity market cap. That gap is huge. bStocks isn’t dominating simply because it represents a large portion of the assets. It is capturing a disproportionate share of the actual trading activity. And that changes how I’d evaluate the category. The number of tokenized stocks issued is becoming less important than where liquidity concentrates. A market can have hundreds of tokenized equities and still lack meaningful secondary-market depth. Another can support fewer assets while generating substantially more trading activity around them. Right now, bStocks is winning that competition. The $22.89B monthly volume figure therefore tells us more than tokenized equities are growing. It shows that liquidity is already concentrating around a small number of distribution hubs. Tokenization is becoming easier. Secondary-market liquidity remains scarce. And for now, bStocks has captured an outsized share of it.

  • coinbureau
    Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) reported

    🚨LATEST: CZ officially stops using his public wallet, saying it’s “almost impossible to clean out” as unsolicited meme coins continue piling in. Multiple traders had been monitoring CZ’s wallet for trading signals, with one reportedly making $282K, a 29x return, after spotting the wallet burn $MARSCOIN and immediately buying in while paying 100x the usual gas fees. The founder of Binance says he will donate the remaining tokens to Giggle Academy before abandoning the address, as attempts to burn unsolicited tokens only resulted in more token spam and further speculation around his on-chain activity.

  • xbtcryptowrld
    Crypto WRLD (@xbtcryptowrld) reported

    coinbase, binance and fireblocks want earlier access to frontier security models after older AI already surfaced missed vulnerabilities. the trust boundary is now timing: defenders need the same capability before attackers automate it.

  • DragonSG001
    😎✌ 𝓉尺a𝐃E𝓭𝕣𝓪Ǥσ𝐍 ⓈᎶ 💲♧༄⁂💯📈📊 (@DragonSG001) reported

    🚨 LATEST: CZ officially stops using his public wallet, saying it’s “almost impossible to clean out” as unsolicited meme coins continue piling in. Multiple traders had been monitoring CZ’s wallet for trading signals, with one reportedly making $282K, a 29x return, after spotting the wallet burn $MARSCOIN and immediately buying in while paying 100x the usual gas fees. The founder of Binance says he will donate the remaining tokens to Giggle Academy before abandoning the address, as attempts to burn unsolicited tokens only resulted in more token spam and further speculation around his on-chain activity.

  • anhvu193
    Anh Vũ (@anhvu193) reported

    @binance actually perfect for devs who mess with broken software without nuking their main os. saved my laptop more times than i

  • JackyReaps
    Anoo₿us (@JackyReaps) reported

    @RealCryptoDose Huge order block for 2 million that looks like binance (wintermute or otherwise) and stealth wallets accumulated 2-3 times that All while onchain pumps were happening on both binance and base But “correlation does not imply causation” 🫡

  • aidos_heading
    Aidan Heading (@aidos_heading) reported

    @pete_rizzo_ Is he though , binance makes a lot of fees from people trading dog ****. Is that helping the industry or just him.

  • LeilaniFarms
    Yessah Blessah (@LeilaniFarms) reported

    Hypothetical Binance listing process for Canton Coin (CC) This is based on Binance’s publicly documented process (as of 2025–2026 updates) plus standard industry practices for established, circulating tokens. Binance emphasizes rigorous due diligence, founder/CEO involvement, and that listings are not a paid “pay-to-list” model in the traditional sense. Actual timelines and exact terms vary and are confidential under NDA. Nothing here is a guarantee or insider roadmap—real outcomes depend on Binance’s internal evaluation. 1. Day one of approaching Binance:👇🏽 • The project founder or CEO (or a designated key executive) must handle the official submission. Binance explicitly requires this so they can speak directly to the decision-maker. • Two common entry points: • Official online application form for direct/spot listing (available via Binance’s coin-apply page). The form asks for comprehensive details: whitepaper, tokenomics, team bios + KYC documents, smart-contract/security audits, legal opinions, circulating supply and unlock schedules, existing trading volume on other venues, community metrics, roadmap, etc. • Parallel or primary route via existing relationships. Given Canton Network already shows Binance-related validator/party entries in its ecosystem interfaces, the founder could leverage Business Development (BD) or existing institutional contacts rather than a cold form submission. • Immediate next step is usually a one-way NDA from Binance’s side before deeper discussions. 2. Due diligence and evaluation is weeks to several months:👇🏽 Binance’s listing team runs a multi-stage review: • Technical: contract security, chain compatibility, deposit/withdrawal mechanics, RPC reliability. • Compliance & legal: KYC/KYB on founders and key team, regulatory risk (especially relevant for an institutional/privacy-focused network like Canton), sanctions screening. • Fundamentals: token utility, real usage metrics, secondary-market performance on existing exchanges (OKX, Bybit, Upbit, etc.), community health, no major red flags in governance or unlocks. • Market potential: whether the token fits Binance’s quality bar for spot (or intermediate stages like Binance Alpha / Futures first). They may request additional documents, interviews, or data. Contact from Binance does not mean approval is guaranteed. Many applications receive no response. 3. Negotiation and terms (if shortlisted):👇🏽 • Discussion of trading pairs (typically CC/USDT first, possibly others later). • Refundable security deposit (Binance has publicly stated it requires one from projects as a safeguard; it is returned once post-listing commitments are met). • Liquidity and market-making commitments. • Optional marketing support, airdrop/ Launchpool/HODLer Airdrop participation, or other promotional elements. • No public fixed “listing fee,” but projects typically budget for market-making capital, legal, and marketing. Third-party sources often estimate total soft costs (deposit + liquidity + marketing) in the mid-to-high six or low seven figures for Tier-1 listings, though exact numbers are private. 4. Technical integration and liquidity setup/👇🏽 • Binance’s engineering team adds support for the token: wallet infrastructure, deposit/withdrawal addresses, matching engine, API endpoints. Testing occurs on internal systems. • Liquidity provision (key behind-the-scenes step): 
The project (or its hired professional market makers) supplies the initial inventory. This normally means transferring a portion of CC tokens plus quote currency (USDT or similar) into designated accounts so the market makers can place two-sided limit orders and create order-book depth. 
Market makers keep spreads tight and absorb early volatility. Binance itself runs a Market Maker Program with fee incentives, but the inventory comes from the project side.

  • MoonCake1738
    MoonCake (@MoonCake1738) reported

    @cesarali_ @krakenfx Pretty much once you verify wallets lol I’ve been with kraken for 10 years no issues Binance Coinbase All lock funds or give some type of bullshit

  • Haleeeemahh
    Haleemah (@Haleeeemahh) reported

    @vibeman_0 binance can't shut down

  • scaredmoneybrrr
    scared money (@scaredmoneybrrr) reported

    also, z500 gives Coinbase, Binance and Robinhood a better view of the landscape to decipher credible meme coins from dog **** rugs. further incentivizing them to list more frequently. they can sift through the **** with a comb.

  • isorcererszn
    ABLE (@isorcererszn) reported

    it is shutting down too @binance

  • mishacrypto99
    Misha (@mishacrypto99) reported

    @binance 20x leverage on a TradFi perpetual is a pretty aggressive way to trade an equity. 24/7 access is convenient, but traders should remember the contract is a derivative, not actual CXMT shares, and leverage can amplify losses just as quickly as gains.

  • danylok81
    DanyloK (@danylok81) reported

    @coinbureau @binance get ******** out ofUkraine

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