Miners using Binance Pool face a configuration deadline: according to a Binance announcement cited by Odaily, the pool will disconnect mining connections at 15:00 UTC+8 on November 10, 2026. Stratum addresses and mining endpoints will be disabled, and hashrate and shares submitted after the cutoff will no longer be accepted or credited.
Odaily reported the schedule on November 8, 2026, at 10:26:31 UTC+8, in its preview of events for November 9–15. The shutdown was a scheduled event at the time of publication, not a completed closure.
Services covered by the shutdown
The announcement covers Binance Pool and related services, including:
- Pool Savings;
- Cloud mining;
- Transaction acceleration;
- Telegram hashrate alerts and email notifications;
- Mining pool API services.
What miners were advised to do
Binance advised users to reconfigure their mining machines to another pool before the cutoff. It also advised users to review their Pool Savings positions and cancel subscriptions or redeem holdings as appropriate.
The Binance Pool page was scheduled to remain accessible until November 24, 2026, at 15:00 UTC+8, allowing users to view historical data before the page closes permanently. That access window does not extend the deadline for submitting mining work.
The supplied report gives no reason for the shutdown and provides no figures for affected hashrate, operating costs or miner profitability.
Source: Odaily’s November 9–15 events preview, published November 8, 2026, at 10:26:31 UTC+8.