Binance is closing Binance Pool after six years. Stratum addresses stop accepting work at 07:00 UTC on November 10, pending KYC checks must clear by 23:59 UTC the same day, and the dashboard stays read-only until 07:00 UTC on November 24 before going offline entirely. Cloud Mining, Pool Savings, the Transaction Accelerator, Telegram hashrate alerts and the pool API all go with it. Work submitted before the cutoff still earns under existing rules, but hashrate pointed at a dead endpoint afterwards earns nothing, and The Crypto Times notes final payouts are not automatic and run through compliance review, so miners should pull Pool Savings balances and export earnings records well before the date. Binance gave no reason beyond a routine product review and has not disclosed what share of network hashrate the pool carried. The context is that pools keep exiting: SBI Crypto closed its bitcoin pool on July 31 after about five years, and Binance separately said on October 9 that Brazilian users lose access to the pool and seven other products from October 27. Every closure concentrates hashrate into fewer pools, which is a slower problem than a price drop and a harder one to reverse.