Binance Futures Back Online After Short Technical Disruption
Binance has fully restored futures trading following a brief outage caused by a system error in its Unified Margin (UM) platform.
The exchange announced the fix on X, noting that all services had returned to normal. The downtime temporarily prevented traders from managing open positions, creating unease across the derivatives market where Binance accounts for a dominant share of global volumes.
Launched in 2022, the UM system allows margin assets to be shared across multiple contracts and collateral types, meaning any disruption affects a wide range of users.
As of early Friday, Binance recorded more than $40 billion in open interest on its futures platform. Previous outages, typically linked to periods of high market stress, have ranged from under an hour to several hours.
While the latest incident was resolved quickly, it underscores the risks of relying on a single venue that plays such a central role in crypto derivatives trading.

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