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Binance Outage Map

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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:

  • MetaFinancialAI
    Meta Financial AI (@MetaFinancialAI) reported

    What was the main headache in DeFi? Granting 10 different approvals and calculating ratios just to add liquidity. 🤯 Today 👇 9 Aug @Binance Wallet has officially fixed this by launching its new ""Zap"" feature, bringing the process down to a single click. Entering liquidity pools with a single token is now a breeze. As UX becomes simpler, on chain volume will multiply. Up next--> acceleration of BEP95 gas burns! 👏 @cz_binance doesn't stop developing, not even for a single day. #DeFi #Binance #Web3

  • Cryptoprime00
    Signal_guy (@Cryptoprime00) reported

    As long as btc holds and chops tight, certain alts have the room to go and bounce off support. Very hard to call but just sitting back watching the PA. Binance #AVA/ $USDT Take-Profit target 3 ✅ Profit: 13.8571% 📈 Period: 8 Days 2 Hours 7 Minutes ⏰

  • vkrollup
    VK Rollup (@vkrollup) reported

    the hand of god “the reason why i hit on this trade is because i was thinking who has the incentive to pump this thing.” for any token without real revenues or fundamentals, that is the first filter. if the only people who can push it are other traders or a tiktok account, the upside is capped. “if something is going to go to 500 million, it usually needs support from institutions, infrastructure, and that is how you hit the biggest licks of all.” that was the entire mars thesis. binance already had reason to support the tokenized equity narrative the coin was feeding. so far they have. he is still holding. @vkrollup perspective: we saw the same pattern play out with cash-cat:native. robinhood had clear incentive & an insider wallet was accumulating ahead of the official listing once that distribution showed up the coin moved hard. @rasmr_eth

  • Megacollins
    Megacollins (@Megacollins) reported

    It looks like magic, but Google Authenticator is basically two devices independently solving the same puzzle. Imagine you and I secretly agree on a number and a rule. We both have the same secret, and every 30 seconds we use that secret plus the current time in the exact same calculator to produce a temporary number. I have the calculator on my phone. You have the identical calculator on your server. At 10:00, my phone calculates 389125. Your server does the exact same calculation with the same secret and the same time window and also gets 389125. I don't have to send you anything. You already know what my phone should have produced. That's essentially what Google Authenticator is doing. When you enable 2FA on Google, GitHub, Binance, etc., the site generates a secret key and shares it with your Authenticator app, usually through the QR code you scan. Your phone stores the secret. The server stores the same secret. From then on, whenever you need a code, both sides independently combine: • The shared secret • The current time • The same TOTP method to generate a 6-digit code. So when your phone shows 389125, the server independently calculates what the code should be. You type it in, the site checks whether it matches, and you're authenticated. Your phone doesn't need to be connected to the internet to generate the code. That's why you can put your phone in airplane mode and still generate a valid Authenticator code. The little countdown circle simply shows how much time is left in the current 30-second time window before a new code is generated. And what can make a genuine code fail? • You enter it after the server's accepted time window. • Your phone's clock is significantly out of sync. • You scanned the wrong QR code. • You're using the code for a different account. • The site's 2FA secret was reset or changed. Most services also allow a small tolerance for clock differences, so being off by a tiny amount doesn't necessarily invalidate the code. But there's no mysterious signal travelling back and forth between your phone and the website. It's simply: Same secret + same time window + same method = same temporary code. Two completely disconnected devices can independently arrive at the exact same answer. That's the real "magic" behind Google Authenticator. Good tek.

  • pedma7
    pedma (@pedma7) reported

    glad i spent this last week digging into trade execution stuff. i was able to really push it down. i was spending unnecessarily too much on execution costs. binance so far the cheapest exchange, but lets give some grace to HL, because it has been my main exchange since is tarted this while thing and i was doing a lot of dumb stuff execution wise. binance only been active past few days. okx and kraken should continue to drop following the new changes.

  • ZakFvckman
    🟧Zak Fvckman (@ZakFvckman) reported

    @Nazo_ku Brain damaged? They will obviously dump and sell the **** coin in BINANCE...

  • RadarX_Crypto
    RadarX (@RadarX_Crypto) reported

    @binance Buried in Binance’s own article: an estimated 6 million BTC already have exposed public keys from past transactions. Most can still move to new addresses before quantum computers get strong enough. But about 2.3 million BTC may end up impossible to protect in time.

  • TittyGrl2Trades
    Venture Catalyst (@TittyGrl2Trades) reported

    @TheTradingTank Yeah but Binance has never stolen my money or been compromised. 8 years. Not a single issue. I’ll use them forever.

  • karlbooklover
    Karl 📚🧮 (@karlbooklover) reported

    That interpretation collapses two different phases and overfits the Binance panel. The cross-venue data says the 22:14 UTC burst was primarily squeeze, like short covering, followed by a bearish rejection, not simply “new longs opening at the high.” 21:59:00–22:13:59 UTC: BTC +0.118%, OI +306.3 BTC and perpetual net buying +$19.68M. Positions were building beforehand, but OI does not identify them as longs versus shorts. 22:14:20–22:14:29 UTC: BTC 65,284.6 → 65,444.8, perpetual net buying +$190.82M and $1.574M of shorts liquidated. Price peaked at 65,447.1 at 22:14:26. Across the complete 22:14 minute, OI fell 278.61 BTC: Bybit −155.38, Hyperliquid −125.01 and Binance only +1.77. Aggressive buying plus contracting OI is far more consistent with short covering than wholesale new-long creation. The Binance five-minute slice is the kernel of truth: during 22:10:00–22:14:59, Binance OI rose 97.56 BTC. But Bybit fell 138.49 and Hyperliquid fell 124.83 BTC, leaving aggregate OI down 165.76 BTC. A Binance-only chart cannot describe the cross-venue move. The bearish rejection is real: 22:15:00–22:44:59, BTC −0.607%, perpetual net flow −$98.27M and OI −433.14 BTC. But recorded long liquidations were only $0.677M, so “longs got wiped” is overstated.

  • 0xinvariant
    0xInvariant (@0xinvariant) reported

    Someone says Binance is the biggest competitor of Hyperlqiuid. I don't think so. As @cz_binance himself put it, Hyperliquid occupies a market niche that Binance simply cannot compete in. A CEX is a CEX — it will never truly become a DEX, at least not under the current regulatory and business constraints. Binance remains the clear No.1 platform for retail traders. Hyperliquid, on the other hand, has established itself as the leading venue for on-chain traders and institutional capital that prioritizes self-custody, transparency, and permissionless access. They serve different segments of the market. Treating them as direct competitors misses the structural distinction. Maybe the true answer is that Hyperliquid has no competitor. @ZKSgu

  • nickdannunzio
    Jordan Blake (@nickdannunzio) reported

    @cantonmeow Bollinger bands compressing hard and that Binance sell block cleared. Volatility expansion loading — watch for the break.

  • Blnka7
    pronigma007.base.eth 🌳 (@Blnka7) reported

    If you know crypto as "buy low, sell high" — you'll get @basis__pro instantly. Imagine BTC is $68,100 on Binance and $68,150 on Bybit. BASIS buys on the cheaper CEX and sells on the expensive one. Same second. No guessing if BTC goes up or down tomorrow.

  • UmarIDR97364671
    Abbagigo.eth (@UmarIDR97364671) reported

    @binance Why would I open that **** exchange they banned my account I've been appealing but knowthing

  • Coco_Airdrop
    COCO 🧭 (@Coco_Airdrop) reported

    I Can't Access My Own Money 😭😭 Guys, my bank account is still frozen. The frustrating part? The disputed amount has already been deducted from my account by the bank, but my account is still not operational. I still can't access my own money. This whole situation started because of a @binance P2P transaction, and it's been months of uncertainty, bank visits and trying to understand what happens next. Honestly, this experience has completely changed how I look at P2P trading. If you use P2P on any exchange, please be extremely careful about who you transact with. Even if your transaction looks completely normal, you can still end up dealing with a bank freeze or a cybercrime complaint later. And getting the account unfrozen can become a long and frustrating process. I'm sharing this update because I don't want others to learn this lesson the hard way. Have you ever had your bank account frozen because of a P2P transaction? What happened in your case? 👇

  • optimist1237653
    flocka (@optimist1237653) reported

    bnb summer, dyor nfa, think this might be the wagmi play forsurely ai influencer created by binance to help educate ppl about finance yi he spoke about having her likeness recreated by ai to do her job as an influencer has yet to be posted by any notable binance affiliates being posted on binance square weekly teasers coming from @binancezh account and big rollout expected this week - the play feels too obvious/too easy and that's usually when i get ***** viciously but it feels like there are almost no english traders in this coin, feels really overlooked which i like i think people will be completely blindsided by this coin just like palu

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