Binance 'Bitcoin Button' campaign issues (counter not reaching 0 or winners changing) get acknowledged

Binance is a prominent and globally recognized cryptocurrency exchange that has established itself as a leader in the digital asset trading space.

Founded in 2017 by Changpeng Zhao (CZ), the platform has quickly grown to become one of the largest and most trusted exchanges in the industry.

Having said that, Binance has been running an exciting ‘Bitcoin Button’ campaign to engage users and provide them with a chance to win Bitcoin.

The ‘Bitcoin Button’ campaign is designed to allow users to participate in a fun and straightforward event. Users just have to click on a button and they have an opportunity to win Bitcoin.

The platform selects a winner randomly from the pool of participants.

However, the campaign has encountered some technical issues (1, 2, 3, 4) that are affecting the accuracy of the results. As per reports, Binance Bitcoin Button counter is not reaching to 0.

Here are some reports for reference:

There must be something wrong with #BitcoinButton the number did not hit 00:00 and the show winner UDI# keeps changing! I have been on it for long weeks @cz_binance @binance @BinanceHelpDesk (Source)

That’s true. I was also there and the timer did not get to 0. While refreshing the page I was able to hit the button and it told me I had won. But it changed the winner immediately, and I was not able to take a screenshot of it (Source)

Moreover, some users have reported instances where the displayed winner changes every time they refresh the page or click the button.

Luckily, Binance support has acknowledged this glitch. Responding to one of those affected, the support team has confirmed that they are working to fix the campaign issues.

We hope that the issues with Bitcoin button campaign gets fixed soon. Rest assured, we will make sure to keep this article updated with the latest information.

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