Binance is shutting down its mining pool business—not scaling it back, but closing the entire operation.
The official announcement confirms that Binance Pool and related services will be discontinued on November 10, 2026, at 07:00 UTC (15:00 UTC+8). This includes Mining Pool Treasure, cloud mining, transaction acceleration, and hashrate alerts, email notifications, and the mining pool API. At that time, Stratum addresses and mining endpoints will be deactivated, and any hashrate submitted afterward will no longer be credited. Eligible outstanding rewards will be handled later according to the rules, and historical pages are expected to remain available until around November 24.
For miners, the checklist is short: switch pools, change configurations, export records. The exchange’s main platform will continue as usual; the announcement says it is “continuously evaluating products and services,” without offering a more dramatic reason. The Block, crypto.news, and others have followed up.
$BTC Computing power will flow to other mining pools—who captures this share is more worth watching than slogans. Not investment advice.