Binance Pool to halt mining on November 10 as wind-down begins
Binance's mining pool will stop operations at 07:00 UTC on November 10, with final payouts subject to eligibility and historical pages closing two weeks later.
Binance Pool will cease mining operations on November 10 at 07:00 UTC, according to a notice from the exchange-covered pool. The shutdown marks the end of mining activity on the platform rather than a temporary pause.
Final payments to participants are tied to eligibility criteria, meaning not every user will necessarily receive a closing payout on the same terms. Miners who used the pool are advised to review their account status before the cut-off.
Key dates for users
- Mining stops at 07:00 UTC on November 10.
- Final payouts depend on individual eligibility.
- Historical pages remain accessible for roughly two weeks after mining ends before closing.
The two-week window after the halt gives users a limited period to retrieve records from pool history pages before those pages are taken offline. After that point, the historical data referenced in the notice will no longer be reachable through the site.
Pool shutdowns require miners to redirect hashrate and settle any outstanding balances, so the practical deadline for most participants falls between the November 10 cut-off and the later closure of historical pages. The notice did not attach a reason for the decision, and the timeline as described was first reported by CryptoSlate.