Binance Pool will cease operations at 07:00 UTC on November 10, 2026, and miners currently connected to its endpoints must redirect their machines before the cutoff to avoid an interruption in mining activity.
The exchange announced on October 13 that the mining pool and a number of related products will stop operating at that date and time.
Binance Pool closure details
The shutdown extends beyond the pool’s basic block-reward service. Binance said it is also withdrawing Pool Savings, Cloud Mining, its Transaction Accelerator and several supporting features, including mining pool APIs and hashrate alerts.
What miners must do
Miners pointing hardware at Binance Pool need to reconfigure their machines to another pool before 07:00 UTC on November 10, 2026. After the shutdown time, Binance Pool will no longer accept or credit new shares and hashrate submissions.
Account balances and compliance
Binance has asked users to settle active savings positions and to ensure their accounts can receive any outstanding rewards or refunds. Eligible balances will be handled under the relevant product terms and compliance requirements, rather than being automatically retained or erased at the moment of shutdown.
Binance described the move as part of an ongoing product review. The closure notice did not state that a specific hashrate decline prompted the decision, so claims about a precise commercial reason should be treated cautiously.
The announcement does not indicate a shutdown of Binance’s Bitcoin exchange or spot trading. It is an exit from a segment of its mining-services business with an immediate operational consequence for miners still using those services.
