The Final Countdown: Binance Pool Set to Close Operations on November 10

Bitcoin miners operating on Binance Pool are facing a firm deadline as the global exchange giant prepares to sunset its mining operations. On November 10, 2026, at 07:00 UTC, Binance will officially discontinue its mining pool and a suite of related services, marking a significant shift in its product ecosystem. The move requires immediate attention from participants to ensure their hardware is redirected and their rewards are secured before the platform goes dark.

A Comprehensive Service Exit

The closure extends far beyond basic block-reward services. Binance has confirmed that the withdrawal includes Pool Savings, Cloud Mining, the Transaction Accelerator, and several technical tools such as mining pool APIs and hashrate alerts. This broad decommissioning means that hashrate submissions and new shares will no longer be accepted or credited after the cut-off time. The company described the decision as part of an ongoing product review, though they have not cited specific commercial reasons or hashrate declines for the move.

Critical Steps for Affected Miners

To avoid operational disruption, miners must reconfigure their machines to point toward new mining endpoints well before the November deadline. Beyond hardware adjustments, users are encouraged to perform "financial housekeeping" by managing active savings positions and verifying that their accounts can receive any final rewards or refunds. Importantly, Binance emphasized that this exit is limited strictly to its mining-related business; the platform's core Bitcoin exchange and spot trading operations will remain unaffected and continue to function as usual.