Binance Pool to shut down on November 10 after mining just 1 Bitcoin block in the past one week
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One week before Binance Pool shut down, only 1 Bitcoin block was mined, and hashrate fell about 65% from December 2025.
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Binance Pool mined just 1 block in the past one week ahead of shutdown, with hashrate down about 65% since last year-end
PANews reported on November 9, citing CoinDesk, that mempool.space data show Binance Pool mined just 1 of about 925 Bitcoin blocks over the past one week, or about 0.11%. It mined no blocks in the last 24 hours. Its most recent was block number 974,743, mined at 09:15 on November 6. Binance Pool is due to shut down at 15:00 on November 10. Its hashrate fell from about 26 EH/s in December 2025 to about 9.2 EH/s in October this year, a decline of about 65%. Binance had previously announced it would discontinue its mining pool and related services on November 10.
PANews cited CoinDesk as reporting that, according to mempool.space, Binance Pool mined just 1 of about 925 Bitcoin blocks in the past one week, or about 0.11%.
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Binance Pool mined no blocks in the last 24 hours.
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The most recent block from Binance Pool was block 974,743 mined on November 6 at 09:15.
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Binance Pool will stop service on November 10 at 15:00.
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Its hashrate dropped from about 26 EH/s in December 2025 to about 9.2 EH/s in October this year, a decline of about 65%.
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Earlier news said Binance will stop the mining pool and related services on November 10.
AI-assisted interpretation
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
A mining pool pools hashrate to participate in Bitcoin block mining. The data in the report shows that Binance Pool's recent block production and hashrate have both declined, and it plans to stop service.
Why it matters to readers
Recent block production, hashrate changes, and the service stop time can be used to observe Binance Pool's operating status before shutdown.
Beginners should focus on distinguishing three pieces of information: the number of blocks mined, the hashrate expressed in EH/s, and the planned service stop time; these data describe Binance Pool, not the overall market conditions not provided in the evidence.
Risks and unknowns
The block production and hashrate data are cited by PANews from CoinDesk and mempool.space; the evidence does not provide the original data records.
Stopping service is still a planned matter in the text, and the evidence cannot confirm whether it was later carried out on time.
The specific year of "October this year" is not explicitly stated in the evidence text.
The evidence does not provide an official Binance announcement or user migration arrangements.
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