BNB price traded near $745 on Oct. 13 as Binance announced plans to close its mining pool. The exchange scheduled the shutdown for Nov. 10, ending several mining-related products and services.
Binance confirmed the closure in an official announcement, citing an ongoing review of its products. Meanwhile, BNB faced resistance around $750 after recovering from an intraday low near $722.
Separate data also pointed to growing tokenized-stock activity on BNB Chain. BSC Daily reported that the network’s tokenized equity capitalization approached $1.2 billion.
Binance Confirms November 10 Mining Pool Shutdown
Binance said it will discontinue Binance Pool at 07:00 UTC on November 10, 2026. The decision also covers Pool Savings, cloud mining, Transaction Accelerator, and services connected to the mining platform. Hashrate alerts, email notifications, mining APIs and Stratum endpoints will stop operating at the deadline.
Binance will disconnect mining connections at the scheduled time. The exchange will neither accept nor credit mining shares or hashrate submissions after the cutoff. Related products will also stop generating new rewards and yields. Binance did not identify a specific business reason for ending the services beyond its ongoing product review.
Binance Outlines Next Steps for Mining Customers
Binance asked miners to redirect their equipment to other mining pools before November 10. Customers with Pool Savings positions should redeem their balances or unsubscribe before the closure.
The exchange also instructed users to keep their accounts ready for any remaining payments and settlements.
Binance will process eligible unpaid rewards, refunds and balances after the shutdown, subject to product terms and compliance requirements. The exchange requested completion of any necessary identity verification by November 10 at 23:59 UTC. Customers can review historical account information and payout records until November 24 at 07:00 UTC.
BNB Chain Tokenized Stock Market Extends Growth
Separate market data showed continued activity across BNB Chain’s tokenized stock market. Token Terminal figures from October 12 put the network’s tokenized stock capitalization near $1.2 billion. The category added approximately $63.6 million over the previous seven days.
That weekly increase placed BNB Chain ahead of other tracked networks, including X Layer and Ethereum. Across supported networks, tokenized stocks and exchange-traded funds approached $3.9 billion in combined value. These products represent conventional securities through blockchain-based tokens, although their structures and rights can vary.
BNB Price Prediction as $750 Resistance Remains in Focus
BNB crypto showed $744.57 on October 13, following an earlier retreat from the $800 area. Binance coin dropped near $722 before recovering toward $750. That rebound subsequently stalled, leaving BNB below the nearby $750.72 resistance marker.
An hourly close above $750.72 could open a retest of the $780 area. Continued buying above that region would place $800 back on the chart. However, the earlier rejection near $780 shows traders have already encountered selling pressure there.

On the downside, $736.56 marks the nearest support reference on the chart. A break below that level could send BNB toward $722.40, where buyers previously appeared after the sharp decline. A $722 loss in BNB would weaken the rebound and expose lower price levels.
Earlier, Binance expanded its services into traditional financial markets, announcing plans to offer eligible non-U.S. users access to more than 7,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs. The exchange also introduced plans for bStocks, a tokenized equity initiative linked to BNB Chain.
The planned offerings include fractional stock purchases, zero-commission trading, and payments using supported stablecoins and cryptocurrencies.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.




