Binance Pool to Close on November 10, 2026
Binance Pool will shut down on November 10, 2026, at 07:00 UTC (15:00 UTC+8), ending its mining pool and related services. The closure includes Pool Savings, cloud mining, the Transaction Accelerator, hashrate alerts, email notifications and mining pool APIs. After the deadline, Binance will disconnect mining connections, disable Stratum endpoints and stop accepting or recording new hashrate shares. Miners should move their equipment to another pool and review any Pool Savings subscriptions or redemptions. Eligible existing rewards and balances will be handled under Binance’s guidelines. Historical records and payment information will remain available until November 24, when the Binance Pool page will close. Binance has not directly linked the global shutdown to its separate Brazil restrictions, and the announcement has not been associated with an immediate market price reaction.
Neutral
The shutdown affects Binance Pool’s mining services, but neither summary reports a direct impact on the price of BNB or an immediate market reaction. The announcement is not explicitly connected to Binance’s separate Brazil restrictions, so it does not establish a broader regulatory development. In the short term, miners may move equipment and adjust service balances, but those operational changes do not by themselves indicate a change in BNB demand or market stability. Over the longer term, the closure could shape perceptions of Binance’s services and affect users who relied on its mining products, but the available information does not show a material effect on BNB’s fundamentals. The price impact is therefore best classified as neutral unless further evidence links the decision to Binance’s revenue, user activity or token demand.