Key Insights:
- Binance news: The largest crypto exchange will discontinue Binance pool mining.
- Mining connections and Stratum addresses will end, stopping new hash rate and reward generation.
- The Binance pool mining historical data page will remain available until November 24, 2026.
Binance will discontinue Binance Pool and related products on November 10, 2026, per the latest Binance news. The cutoff will end mining connections, new hash rate submissions, and reward accrual.
The company also outlined steps for miners, Pool Savings users, and account holders awaiting eligible payments. It set 07:00 UTC as the service deadline and gave users until later that day to complete account requirements.
Binance News: Pool Mining Services End November 10
In this Binance news, the firm said the closure follows its ongoing review of products and services. The affected Binance pool mining services include Binance Pool, Pool Savings, Cloud Mining, and Transaction Accelerator.
The discontinuation also covers Telegram hashrate alerts, email notifications, mining pool APIs, and other related features. Binance said these services will end on November 10, rather than continuing as separate products.
Per the Binance news, the firm will disconnect Binance pool mining connections and disable its Stratum URLs and mining endpoints. This cutoff will apply across the Binance pool mining operation and its related services.
After that time, Binance will not accept hashrate submissions or mining shares. It also will not process or credit submissions made after the deadline.
The platform will close relevant product entry points when services end. No new mining rewards, yield, or service benefits will accrue after the cutoff.
Until then, Binance pool mining is expected to operate normally. Shares submitted before 07:00 UTC will enter the final reward calculation under applicable Binance Pool rules.
Binance News: Miners Face Migration and Account Deadlines
Before the cutoff, Binance advises miners to disconnect from its pool and redirect their machines to another pool. Users will need to reconfigure their equipment before 07:00 UTC to avoid interruptions after Binance Pool connections end.
Users of Binance Pool Mining with active Pool Savings positions are advised to check before the services are closed down. Binance recommends that users unsubscribe or redeem those positions before the discontinuation.
The company also asks account holders to remain able to receive eligible rewards, refunds, or settlements. Users may need to complete identity verification or other required account steps.
Binance set November 10 as the deadline for completing those steps. The company said this timing should facilitate processing of eligible payments.
After the service cutoff, Binance may process outstanding rewards, balances, refunds, and settlements where applicable. Eligibility will depend on product rules, account status, risk controls, compliance checks, and applicable laws.
Binance says the Binance Pool page will remain accessible until November 24, 2026. It will then close permanently.
Mining Companies Add AI Data Center Capacity
Amid the Binance news, other firms linked to bitcoin mining are adding capacity for artificial intelligence services. Bitdeer secured another 60 megawatts of AI data center capacity in Malaysia through an eight-year agreement.
The deal brings Bitdeer’s global AI Cloud portfolio to 333.5 megawatts. That equals 95% of the company’s 350-megawatt target as it expands beyond bitcoin mining into AI infrastructure.
Separately, SWI Group has raised $900 million to expand and upgrade data centers previously operated by Genesis Digital Assets. SWI acquired a controlling stake in the business earlier this year.
Genesis Digital had received more than $1 billion in investment from Alameda Research before FTX collapsed in 2022. SWI now plans to repurpose facilities across the United States and Sweden for AI and cloud computing.
