Binance Wallet and Trust Wallet users have reported lingering balance display problems following last week’s sharp cryptocurrency market crash. The issue, which did not affect transactions or asset safety, has sparked frustration among traders already navigating turbulent conditions.
Ongoing Display Delays on Binance Wallet
Binance Wallet confirmed on Monday that it was “temporarily experiencing lag” caused by heavy network congestion. The glitch resulted in delayed or missing balance information for some users. According to Binance, the issue related purely to visual display and required additional buffering time to load market data.
The exchange also linked similar disturbances to abnormal pricing movements seen in several altcoins after Friday’s crash.
Traders Voice Concerns Over Inability to React
Although Binance did not openly confirm whether the glitch impacted trading capabilities, several users claimed they were unable to manage their holdings during rapid price swings. One user stated they suffered a loss of over $130 due to a 3.5 percent drop in BNB, claiming they could not sell because the interface failed to update. Others questioned the liquidity of BNB after the token surged to a new all-time high of $1,370 on Monday, as reported by Coinbase.
Trust Wallet Faces Parallel Market Data Disruption
The issue emerged shortly after Trust Wallet, a self-custody platform founded by Binance co-founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, faced a similar disturbance on Sunday. Trust Wallet acknowledged that a “market data sync issue” prevented some users from viewing balances. The platform announced resolution within four hours, yet a number of users continued to report incorrect figures.
Dami Odufuwa, Trust Wallet’s head of communications, confirmed by Monday afternoon that the problem had been fully resolved. She clarified that all core functions, including swapping, staking and transfers, remained unaffected. The issue was limited to fiat balance visibility due to a temporary data error.
Analyst Points to Oracle Stress During Liquidations
Lucien Bourdon, a Bitcoin analyst at hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor, attributed the errors to extreme market pressure. He explained that record levels of liquidations placed pricing feeds and oracle infrastructure under significant strain. Bourdon advised users to rely on blockchain explorers to verify balances during such periods, a recommendation echoed by CZ.
He emphasised that the concern lay in interface fragility rather than any compromise of self-custodied funds.
No Wider Impact Across Wallet Providers
As of publication, no other wallet providers have reported similar user interface issues. Binance acknowledged requests for further comment but had not provided an update. Trust Wallet continues to serve over 17 million monthly active users, with more than 210 million installations globally.
Despite the frustration among traders, both platforms have reassured users that funds remain secure and that disruptions were limited to data display, not blockchain integrity.
