Miners using Binance Pool faced a deadline to redirect their machines: according to a Binance announcement cited in PANews’ November 8, 2026 weekly preview, the pool and related services were scheduled to stop on November 10, 2026, at 15:00 UTC+8.
What the shutdown covered
The announcement covered Binance Pool, Pool Savings, cloud mining, transaction acceleration, Telegram hashrate alerts, email notifications and pool API services.
At the cutoff, Binance said it would disconnect mining connections and disable its Stratum addresses and mining endpoints. Hashrate and shares submitted after that point would no longer be accepted or credited.
Operator actions and historical-data access
Binance advised users to reconfigure their mining machines to another pool before the deadline. It also advised users to review their Pool Savings positions and cancel subscriptions or redeem holdings.
The Binance Pool page was scheduled to remain available for viewing historical data until November 24, 2026, at 15:00 UTC+8, after which it would close permanently.
The supplied report did not state how much hashrate would be affected or quantify any resulting change in mining costs or revenue.
Source: PANews original article, published November 8, 2026, at 20:07:24 UTC+8. This summary preserves the announcement’s timing as reported then; it does not independently confirm that the shutdown occurred.