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.
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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.
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Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Brympton, England | 2 |
| Stratmoor, CO | 1 |
| Bacolod City, Western Visayas | 1 |
| Manalla Kamil Saiyidan, Punjab Province | 1 |
| Mexico City, CDMX | 1 |
| Coslada, Comunidad de Madrid | 1 |
| Sabon Gari, Zamfara State | 1 |
| Realengo, RJ | 1 |
| Uli, Anambra State | 1 |
| Auxerre, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté | 1 |
| Gukgil, Gyeonggi-do | 1 |
| Francisco I. Madero, HID | 1 |
| Mocksville, NC | 1 |
| City of Euclid, OH | 1 |
| Antalya, Antalya | 1 |
| Peruíbe, SP | 1 |
| Judiciary Square, DC | 1 |
| Kedawung, Provinsi Lampung | 1 |
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Binance Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Amadu Yahuza (0,G).
(@YahuzaAmadu) reported
Decentralization or dominance? Binance is the biggest player in Web3 — but does that come at a cost? Question: Why does Binance claim to support decentralization while controlling a large share of exchange volume, token listings, and project visibility? #AskBinance 🚨 Pump-and-dump tokens still sneak through... What’s really going on behind the listings? Question: How does @binance screen tokens to prevent unethical pump schemes — and what protections exist for small users? #AskBinance
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f | Metiverrawati
(@Metiverra) reported
@CryptPope @xocietyofficial LOL you look nft adidas holder, he give only 2$ airdrop, but binance alpha?? Your just suport thats project, wtf
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Krish
(@Theflamingblue) reported
@Tiger_aspect06 @binance Can you help me with some money
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Leksa2
(@leksa12345678) reported
@binance I hold it wtf do you want me to do
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grizzlybear710
(@GrizzlyBear710) reported
@binance Sell tf outta that ****
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Marcos The one
(@Ammarkasih) reported
@binance @cz_binance My account has been locked since January after I report to the local cyber police a hack and then withdraw for my assets, yet after 6 months I still have no access to my account An no one not customer support or any officer have answers No trust to Binance anymore
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bak
(@itisbiri) reported
@binance I need help money
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Krish
(@Theflamingblue) reported
@Raffael_AI @binance Can you help me with some money
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Big-Abdul (evm/acc)
(@BigAbdulWeb3) reported
if it ever comes down to binance listing, I pray @monad_xyz doesn't go on Binance alpha 😭
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Shafagh.base.eth
(@Shafagh74) reported
@sokot2260 Big things happening for $AVAIL on Binance Alpha، This airdrop plus a massive trading competition shows strong community support and momentum
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AI FX ｜AI Researcher
(@aifxdeep) reported
"Emergency Contact" that could really help users! Let me break it down: 1. **Emergency Contact Feature**: Binance is allowing users to set up an emergency contact for their accounts. 2. **Purpose**: This feature is designed to help users recover their accounts in case of......
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Ali Shahabadi
(@Ali_Shahabadii) reported
@rus It's really boring!😔 Please answer our questions When is Vine coming? Has anything been done for the Vine website? When will the Binance or Coinbase or BuyBit exchange listing come? At least bring back Vine's Twitter page! This is the least you can do to give us investors hope!
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JAIYU
(@jaiyujjj) reported
This will be a long post, but I’d appreciate it if you read it through to the end. Market participants are currently feeling deeply fatigued with the seemingly endless torrent of new tokens called the "new TGE token conveyor belt factories," fed through Binance, Upbit, and Kaito. The narrative that still holds the hearts of alt-season believers began back in 2017. Ethereum emerged, ERC-20 tokens flooded the market, and an ICO boom exploded—back then, any piece of garbage could raise astronomical sums just by slapping on the ICO label. This narrative still echoes in the minds of many hoping for another altcoin run, continuing even now. Countless tokens appeared wrapped in attractive promises like "decentralization," "community governance," and "future internet money." Yet, nearly a decade later, they remain immature—lacking real-world use cases, effective governance, or sustainable revenue models. Ultimately, these tokens have become mere exit strategies for irresponsible founders. This grim outcome stems from an inherent contradiction in the token structure itself. To unpack this contradiction, let me clarify two important terms: Security-like features and Decentralization I'm no legal expert and don't want to dive deeply into whether tokens qualify legally as securities. Instead, I’ll roughly simplify these concepts: Security-like: Expectation of profit from others' efforts + others bear legal responsibility. Decentralization: Distributed responsibility, participant-centered structure, not reliant on others’ efforts. The fundamental problem lies in the paradoxical combination of these two elements within current token structures: "Profitable rights as securities, unfavorable responsibilities as decentralization." This contradiction is exactly what makes tokens structurally fraudulent. Many projects loudly proclaim decentralization, but in practice, it’s merely a tactic to evade the obligations typically associated with securities. Teams control all operations and decisions—at an extreme, even price formation. Essentially, they exploit both security-like benefits and decentralization simultaneously to feed their greed. "Profitable rights as securities, unfavorable responsibilities as decentralization." This structural hypocrisy is precisely why tokens have become fundamentally fraudulent, underpinning the broadly accepted perception: "Utility tokens are trash." Teams freely dump tokens without any accountability, while retail investors are funneled these tokens through Binance, Upbit, and Kaito. This contradictory structure has persisted for years, creating widespread exhaustion and disgust among market participants. This sentiment intensified this year, particularly with Kaito’s emergence. Of course, several attempts and some successes have emerged trying to escape this vicious cycle. So, what do market participants currently want from tokens? Decentralization? Or security-like characteristics? Right now, it's undoubtedly security-like characteristics. Everyone enters this house seeking profits—dividends, stock price increases, incentives, and so forth. The excitement around Hyperliquid's fee buyback perfectly illustrates this point. Investors want to make money, but the "utility tokens" promoted by teams have no practical value—there’s no reason to buy them. This is the new emerging narrative. I’ve summarized the token problem thus far as: "Profitable rights as securities, unfavorable responsibilities as decentralization." Now, I’d like to envision a new narrative by rejecting this principle. Several paths emerge: Those who exercise profitable rights must also bear unfavorable responsibilities. If this is the case, one might question why not just buy stocks instead of tokens. It’s essentially abandoning decentralization altogether. The current interest in Coinbase, Circle, and MicroStrategy strongly supports this narrative. Even as coins falter, crypto-related stocks thrive, strongly reinforcing this trend. Offer retail investors more carrots of security-like benefits. Hyperliquid is an example. The "No-VC, fee buyback" model is an excellent illustration of a new narrative that could dominate the next decade. Decentralization takes a back seat, but practicality and retail investor profitability take precedence. It’s realistic and market-friendly. Both profitable rights and unfavorable responsibilities must be programmed entirely into the system. This aligns closely with Ethereum’s vision. The numerous garbage tokens created under Ethereum were problematic, but Ethereum itself never desired these contradictions. It’s idealistic, prioritizing decentralization above all. However, this idealism hasn’t always been market-friendly, as evidenced by Ethereum’s price struggles. Nevertheless, a $300 billion market cap assigned to this idealism suggests the market isn't yet ready to completely abandon crypto’s foundational ideals. Bitcoin is excluded here, as it already has a perfect narrative, fully recognized by the market. We don’t yet know which narrative will prevail. However, one thing is certain: tokens embodying "profitable rights as securities, unfavorable responsibilities as decentralization," along with the crypto cartel pushing these onto retail investors, must inevitably change or collapse. The stagnant altcoin market cap is proof, with trash TGE projects accelerating this shift. Perhaps complete collapse isn’t far off. The purpose of this piece is preparation for the next narrative. Projects like Hyperliquid, Ethereum, and new future entrants aiming to become the next Microsoft, Google, Amazon, or Nvidia must surpass the narratives that once dominated the altcoin bubble. Will they become stocks where profitable rights entail responsibilities? Practical decentralization offering enticing carrots? Or idealistic decentralization fully encoded into systems? Choices will vary based on individual perspectives, and new approaches may emerge. These considerations may seem irrelevant for short-term trading over the next year or two. Yet, substantial narrative shifts—whether internal or external—will inevitably arrive, bringing true opportunities and crises. Crypto isn’t a revolutionary technology like the internet. However, it embodies an "anti-authoritarian narrative" that Web2 never had, offering a fertile ground to test and spread this narrative. Therefore, I believe the next Microsoft, Google, Amazon, or Nvidia will emerge from crypto. The coming narrative will directly challenge and dismantle the current structure.
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Cripto_signal.03
(@Criptoprime0) reported
What a **** coin ! Binance Futures $HIFI/ $USDT Take-Profit target 3 ✅ Profit: 125.7862% 📈 Period: 7 Hours 25 Minutes ⏰
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Cripto_signal.03
(@Criptoprime0) reported
What a **** coin ! Binance Futures #HIFI/ $USDT Take-Profit target 3 ✅ Profit: 125.7862% 📈 Period: 7 Hours 25 Minutes ⏰
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