Binance remains one of the largest and most used crypto exchanges worldwide. According to a global ranking by CoinDesk, Binance again came out on top among 81 centralized exchanges scoring over 93 points in both spot and derivatives trading for November 2025.
The exchange claims a massive global reach: as of mid 2025, Binance reported that nearly 1 in every 28 people on Earth is a registered user.
📉 Recent Operational/Market Changes
Binance recently delisted three spot trading pairs (ATA/BTC, LAYER/BNB and POWR/ETH) as of Oct 31, 2025 citing “low liquidity and weak trading volume.”
In another move to streamline operations, Binance announced it will shut down its “Binance Live” livestreaming service on December 31, 2025. After that, livestream content/services will shift to its “Binance Square” platform.
🌍 Binance & Crypto Regulation in Pakistan
For users in Pakistan (like you in Rawalpindi), Binance continues to operate including P2P trading in Pakistani rupees. The exchange is not banned.
In 2025, Pakistan took major regulatory steps: the government formed Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) in March to shape crypto laws.
Further, as of July 2025 the country launched Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (PVARA) to license and supervise crypto platforms. While Binance doesn’t yet hold a Pakistan-specific license, it currently serves Pakistani users under transitional regulations.
🔎 What This Means for Users (Especially in Pakistan)
✅ Binance remains accessible you can still trade, especially via P2P with PKR.
📊 Globally Binance stays strong high liquidity, wide coin coverage, and market leadership — making it a major option if you use it carefully with awareness of local regulation.
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