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Binance is a Chinese digital asset exchange currently sitting in the top 20 exchanges by volume. The exchange has particularly strong volume in pairs like NEO/BTC, GAS/BTC, ETH/BTC, and BNB/BTC.

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  • 83% Transactions (83%)
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Beaucaire Transactions 20 days ago
Beaucaire Transactions 22 days ago
Vigo Website 1 month ago
Mont-Saint-Martin Transactions 2 months ago
Dubai Transactions 2 months ago
London Transactions 2 months ago
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Binance Issues Reports

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  • gascope
    Copium News (@gascope) reported

    Morning brief: what to watch in markets today ☕ A heavy news overnight, a quiet tape, and still licking wounds above after a brutal two-week slide from above that briefly sent it under for the first time since November 2024. Here's the desk's shortlist before the open: • SEC pulls Rule 611 off life support. On June 11, the agency proposed rescinding Rules 611 and 610(e) of Reg NMS, the trade-through and locked/crossed-quote rules that have governed U.S. equity markets for years. AMMs are already cheering. Eyes on the comment period. • CLARITY Act in legislative limbo. The digital asset market structure bill heads toward a potential Senate floor vote with 31 stakeholder groups still unaligned — ethics, developer, and law enforcement concerns all in the queue. • CFTC vs. New Mexico, round two. The agency countersued the state in federal court over its attempt to block sports-related prediction contracts from Kalshi. Exclusive jurisdiction is the name of the game. • Morpho raises . Round led by Paradigm, a16z crypto, and Ribbit Capital, with the team explicitly positioning itself as plumbing for institutional credit onchain. Big narrative day for DeFi rails. • Circle drops USDC on Hyperliquid. Transfer to a Coinbase-linked address on HyperEVM, per Arkham. Even stablecoin issuers want a seat at the perps table. • SpaceX IPO aftermath, still messy. raised at /share on a .75T valuation — the largest IPO on record, topping Saudi Aramco's 2019 haul of . caught a 6% bid. But Bybit, Binance, Bitget Wallet, and MEXC all refunded users after tokenized SpaceX campaigns collapsed when xStocks failed to deliver underlying shares. Binance's CZ confirmed full refunds. Caveat emptor, tokenized edition. • in USDT → , mystery intact. A single Tron address routed roughly .2M in USDT on June 11, kicked off a swap chain, and pushed Monero sharply higher. The on-chain trail is now the story. • Fear & Greed climbs out of the basement. Index at 19, up from sub-15 three days ago. Still "Fear," no longer "Extreme Fear." Small mercy. • Whale tape: wallets holding 10K+ coins up 7% in five months to 648, yet price still pinned near . off 27% from its .51 June 2 high, whales trimming 58%. ETFs bleeding — four straight weeks of + outflows, ~ out since the peak per Bloomberg's James Seyffart. • Targets diverge. Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick pins the cycle low at — a 53% drawdown from the Oct. 6, 2025 all-time high of . Galaxy says brace for . Make of that what you will. Watching for: CLARITY markup timing, SEC comment window reaction, and whether the $BTC bid holds above the low . NFA, eyes open. 👀

  • Suave162
    Ray P. Medina (@Suave162) reported

    @CashAnvil Your first mistake, building on Cardano. Anyeay, the real problem is Binance and other CEXs deciding which blockchains will pump or dump and when. For the past 5 years, they decided that nothing but Bitcoin will be achieving new ATHs, leaving 95+% of us feeling exactly like you.

  • ackzacrypto
    𒀖Ackza𒀖₿ (@ackzacrypto) reported

    @binance stock traders league? Are you gonna turn day trading into a competitive e-sport? wait....so the "fans" can literaly help manipulate the market live....if they are rich enough thats something logan paul would love... slow milking the excitement of "number go up" but golf style

  • Adrianperezrive
    Adrian Rivera || AHCC || Humanity (@Adrianperezrive) reported

    @Nuracarlard If you purchased a token through Binance Alpha and are currently unable to sell it, this does not automatically indicate theft by Binance or any other party. There can be several reasons for selling restrictions, including insufficient liquidity, smart contract limitations, trading pauses, token-specific restrictions, or issues with the token project’s contract.kindly send a DM for further assistance.

  • salik_m53547
    prince fazza hamd (@salik_m53547) reported

    @binance Support 💪

  • ekius37
    ekius (@ekius37) reported

    The moment the IPO went live, Robinhood was down, Coinbase was down, Bybit had to refund everybody that participated, Binance had to refund everybody that participated, and Hyperliquid was the only venue on the planet with absolutely no problems.

  • CryptrixLabs
    Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported

    ZAMA is one to keep on the watchlist, not chase here — the chart is boxed in right under $0.0315 with no real safety net until $0.0279, and only a clean 4-hour close above $0.0322 on strong volume puts it back in play. The math at this exact spot is unfriendly. There's less than 1% of room before price runs into the ceiling overhead, but the nearest real floor sits more than 10% below. That's a lot of downside exposure for very little upside breathing room — the kind of setup where standing aside usually beats forcing a position. On top of that, the most recent push into this ceiling came with noticeably less strength behind it than the moves before. That's a classic tell that buyers are losing steam exactly where sellers tend to show up. Zoom out one level and Bitcoin is quietly taking back market share from the rest of crypto right now, which tends to pull liquidity out of smaller names like this one rather than into them. The bigger-picture daily chart still looks constructive, so this isn't a structural problem — it's a timing problem. ZAMA needs to prove it can punch through and hold above $0.0322 before the setup earns real attention. Until that happens, it stays on the radar, not in the basket. — 📡 On the Radar · $ZAMA · Available on Binance

  • nobodyoqoz
    nobody (@nobodyoqoz) reported

    @marketlens_app @binance The order book numbers you see on Binance's website and app, those are just accumulated changes from the moment you opened the page. They're not actually a real, persistent order book. The API, on the other hand, returns the actual real order book data. It's super annoying.

  • Kellivin_Chen
    Kellivin (@Kellivin_Chen) reported

    @CryptosHaven Watch for a wick down to $1.26 on AR in Binance. Oct.10.2025

  • cryptoicehouse
    Crypto🧊house (@cryptoicehouse) reported

    $FHE (Mind Network) a Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) platform enabling encrypted #AI + confidential #DeFi computation, trading at ~$11M MC. Ultra‑low cap, Binance‑backed, and one of the few real FHE plays in Web3. Key points: • Compute on encrypted data (no decryption needed) • Products: x402z (confidential payments), HTTPZ (zero‑trust protocol) • Pivot to BNB Chain with active staking + 20+ FHE hubs • Strong moat in FHE‑based confidential compute vs transparent GPU DePINs • Backed by Binance Labs, Chainlink, BytePlus Tokenomics: 1B fixed supply, ~52% circulating. Utility = staking, confidential‑service payments, governance, ecosystem incentives. Community‑heavy allocation with long vesting. Sustainable if encrypted AI/DeFi usage scales. Bull case: If encrypted AI and zero‑trust payments take off, Mind could become a leading encrypted AI execution layer with strong token demand tied to confidential compute. Bear case: FHE complexity slows adoption, pivot risk from MindChain sunset, competition from other privacy stacks, and micro‑cap liquidity volatility. Needs real enterprise traction. Verdict: Watchlist. Backed, functional, and narrative‑aligned, but early with execution + adoption risks. High‑asymmetry privacy/AI play at a tiny valuation. Over all I give it a 6/10 👍 Join #MEXC  with this referral code 👉 mexc-3WJaN to receive special rewards when you buy your FHE bag 💼

  • JGATHIMBA
    Anonymous (@JGATHIMBA) reported

    @Whale___SOLL Morning am here looking for only 15$ i will not pay any fees nor have any old wallets if its task i can do am open to do that DM if you want to help me here is my Wallet address my Binance UID is :1179302136 and my SOL address: 9gJHnQZ916Ehun2vYKKZMv2Uy6SJ2RCSH7KJpH1SbdKm

  • StradegyMonkey
    siipi.xch翼🌱 (@StradegyMonkey) reported

    That forms a continuum I did refer to in my SpaceGateX/Spacegate beta explanations, while developing Adios Spacegate Savings and Spacegate beta (Adios + ShapeShift + SGX+TraderRent). The paper clearly read that Binance trading wasn't initiated by reporting Tether amount and customer's Bitcoin address to a bot I would have designed to handle the Binance trading and then that I would have stolen the deposits because of that. This paper was stolen from me before I considered the Skype trading and my promise to customers, so I don't know if somebody has outdated knowledge about SpaceGateX and Spacegate beta.

  • Alek_Carter
    Alek (@Alek_Carter) reported

    @Nataliaaly149 @binance @BinanceAcademy Not every red candle means the market is broken.

  • divinesam025
    Abdullahi (@divinesam025) reported

    @Crypto__Haris Please help I don't have anything again after getting liquidated Thank you 🙏 Binance UID 744688225

  • rockey199623
    Ram Kumar Yadav (@rockey199623) reported

    @Crypto__Haris Haris Sir, please help me out. My family is in trouble. Being the eldest son, every responsibility is on my shoulder. I am doing my best but still unable to manage from work only. Please sir🙏 My Binance UID is 1031949911. I am your genuine follower and will remain forever.

  • Algoyrithm
    Tahir 𓆱 (@Algoyrithm) reported

    @sirceen @banditxbt The reason crypto feels dead is because there’s literally nothing to look forward to. Every previous cycle ended with something that kicked off the next one, but now there’s no fresh risky money willing to play the long game. And look at Binance, the main gateway for normies: every day there’s a new crime coin that pumps 40x just to die in a one-hour candle. 2022 right about this worldcup i was making 6 figs a week in bear market from doing stupid **** on perps like thats how much bad things have gotten and like everyone is scarred and broke tbh

  • DeFi_Hanzo
    Hanzo ㊗️ (@DeFi_Hanzo) reported

    🚨 THESE CEXES SCAMMED US ON $SPCX IPO people deposited Billions to get exposure, got their allocations cancelled, while THEY made Millions. here's what Binance, Kraken and other CEXes did during Space X IPO on June 12th: > Scammers number 1 | Kraken Kraken promised $ of allocation in SpaceX IPO, good terms for VIP accounts, little oversubscription for the rest (as they said). what happened next? whether you deposited $5M or $1,000, you received $600 allocation. the rest? went somewhere. fyi, allocation on Kraken became visible after the stock was listed and the profits were GUARANTEED The CEX itself said that banks couldn't completely fill their order and that's why the allocation size was cut. trust them or not – your decision. > Scammers number 2 | MEXC Those guys launched several preIPOsales, collected millions of dollars, then during the real IPO said that "the real" stock will have another ticker and the previous one was just premarket version. sold air made millions perfect > Scammers number 3 | Binance they simply couldn't process with IPO, made a 100% refund, distributed $1,000,000 of bStocks among all users. Is all of this **** legal? Idk It's legal as long as you lose, only when they lose it's getting ilegal. big CEXes promissed allocation to IPO, people collected and sent money, last moment they changed their terms. could they use your money to buy the allocation themselves? I think yes. did they do it? who knows. just another proof that if you are big enough, you create the rules.

  • MHiesboeck
    Dr Martin Hiesboeck (@MHiesboeck) reported

    Gensyn - now on @UpholdInc is actually quite interesting. Gensyn is a decentralized infrastructure network (often called a DePIN project) designed to act as a global, open-source marketplace for AI computing power. Think of it as the Airbnb or Uber for computer processing—connecting people who need massive computing power to train AI models with people who have idle GPUs (graphics cards) sitting around in gaming PCs, small data centers, and eventually, even smartphones. The project is backed by major venture firms like **a16z crypto** and launched its official mainnet and native **$AI** token. What Does Gensyn Do? The main problem Gensyn solves is the massive bottleneck and centralization in AI. Right now, if you want to train a complex AI model, you usually have to pay huge sums to tech giants like Microsoft, Google, or Amazon to use their cloud data centers. Gensyn breaks this monopoly by creating a decentralized alternative. It operates through four core pillars: The Compute Marketplace: It aggregates global, underutilized hardware, making AI training potentially **10x to 100x cheaper** and much more accessible to everyday developers. Trustless Verification:** If you pay an anonymous person on the internet to train your AI model, how do you know they actually did the work correctly and didn't just guess? Gensyn uses a **Reproducible Execution Environment (REE)** and cryptographic proofs to verify that the math was done correctly without having to re-run the whole workload. Agent eXchange Layer (AXL):** A peer-to-peer, encrypted communication system that allows AI models and autonomous agents to talk to one another and exchange data directly, eliminating centralized servers. Delphi (The First Live App):** Gensyn features its own built-in applications. Its premier app, Delphi, is an on-chain prediction and information market where outcomes are settled automatically by AI oracles instead of human moderators. What is the $AI Token and What Does It Do The **$AI token** (also listed on some exchanges like Binance as *AIGENSYN*) is the native fuel powering the entire ecosystem. It has a fixed maximum supply of 10 billion tokens and serves three primary functions: Network Payments & Settlement Every time a developer wants to request a machine learning task, query an AI model, or buy compute power on the network, they pay for those services using the $AI token. It is the default currency of the ecosystem. Staking and Security (Economic Alignment) To keep the network honest, validators and "Verifiers" must lock up (stake) a certain amount of $AI tokens as collateral. 👍 If they do an honest job checking the computations, they receive $AI rewards. 😡 If they try to cheat or submit fraudulent data, their staked tokens are **slashed** (permanently taken away). The Deflationary "Buy-and-Burn" Mechanism What makes the token economics particularly interesting to crypto enthusiasts is its value-accrual design. A portion of the protocol fees generated across the network—starting with a 0.5% trading fee from the Delphi app—automatically flows into a smart contract vault. The vault automatically buys $AI tokens back from the open market. Of those purchased tokens, **70% are permanently burned** (destroyed), 29% go to the community treasury, and 1% reward the person who triggered the contract. This creates constant deflationary pressure; the more the network is used, the scarcer the token becomes.

  • askeladdcastus0
    LUCIUS ARTORUS CASTUS (@askeladdcastus0) reported

    $5.6 billion in SpaceX perpetual volume on Binance. in 24 hours. making it the number 2 most traded product on the entire exchange. only Bitcoin trades more on Binance right now. SpaceX just walked in and pushed Ethereum, SOL, everything else down the list. $9 billion across the full IPO period. 60% of ALL volume across every CEX and DEX combined. 14.74 million futures trades. nearly 9x OKX. but forget the numbers for a second. think about where we came from. 2013 — Bitcoin was buying pizza and getting seized by the FBI. 2017 — crypto was "tulip mania" and a "fraud" according to Jamie Dimon. 2022 — FTX collapsed and Congress called it a criminal enterprise. 2024 — ETFs finally approved after a decade of rejection. 2026 —,the largest IPO in human history lists on Nasdaq. and crypto processes more volume on it than traditional finance Wall Street created the SpaceX IPO. crypto ate the volume. Binance processed 14.74 million SpaceX trades. the NYSE specialists who handled the actual listing? a fraction of that. this is not a crypto story anymore. this is a market structure story. the infrastructure that started with pizza purchases in 2010 just became the dominant venue for the world's biggest financial event. we didn't just arrive at the table. we became the table. @binance

  • StradegyMonkey
    siipi.xch翼🌱 (@StradegyMonkey) reported

    I wanted my explanation of SpaceGateX and Spacegate beta to follow a story of autonomous agents/Sybil farm as a continuum of GNNs I explored in different contexts. Then I realized truth is more important than creativity. I previously wrote down that I stole the deposits, because I didn't initiate Binance trading. After considering the fact that Skype trading was initiated and that I never promised Binance trading, only trading, I realized I didn't steal anything. I sent reports to everybody who requested them monthly and I handled a withdrawal in 2018.

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    @herhang1b1r1 -79% from yesterday's ATH is brutal, but DWF + Binance Labs don't usually back complete rugs that Base -100% report looks like a tracking error or single pool issue, not the whole token still 161M mcap, was doing +116% runs with real volume before this high volatility game, not dead yet

  • defi_buratino
    Buratino (@defi_buratino) reported

    @blknoiz06 @BullpenFi this thesis got a major real-world boost yesterday - Bybit, Binance, and Bitget all cancelled their SpaceX allocations citing "share shortage" right before the IPO, while Hyperliquid's SPCX kept trading 24/7 with billions in volume onchain didn't just compete with CEXs here, it outperformed them on access

  • cryptoreine
    Olivia Vande Woude (@cryptoreine) reported

    Tokenized SpaceX did not fail on Friday, but a particular distribution model did. > When SpaceX rang the Nasdaq bell at a $1.75t valuation, a wave of crypto platforms moved quickly to put tokenized exposure in front of users. By day's end, Binance, Bybit, Bitget had withdrawn their campaigns & refunded subscribers in full, w/ Binance alone unwinding roughly $557m. > @ first glance, that reads like a verdict on tokenization but it is nothing of the sort. blockchain rails performed as designed; what broke was something older & more mundane: the work of actually sourcing the shares. > the exchanges were selling a claim on a real IPO share while relying on a single intermediary to procure / deliver it. The moment that intermediary came up short on the float, the structure gave way, b/c nothing sat beneath the claim. That is counterparty risk vs a flaw in the chain. > evidence is clear in what held the same morning. The instruments that owned the share outright or routed via a registered broker-dealer cleared. > So the variable that separated winners from losers came down to who sources the asset. this is the synthetic claim vs real ownership debate playing out in the open, @ full scale. Real ownership rails hold their footing when markets turn volatile; sourcing promises appear sound when conditions are calm. The takeaway is not to approach tokenized equities w/ caution so much as to know who holds the share.

  • rewardsbunny
    Rewards Bunny (@rewardsbunny) reported

    @binance Emerging markets driving 80% makes sense. Put access where the money already lives and suddenly it’s not niche anymore.

  • RippinFf
    Rippin Fin (@RippinFf) reported

    @binance Working Watching and Praying #binance

  • SimplyCollinsss
    Collins❤️ (@SimplyCollinsss) reported

    the problem is slippage, if the pool is thin, one big order moves the price significantly against you before it even settles Helix uses a Central Limit Order Book instead the same model professional trading desks use on Binance, Coinbase, every serious centralized exchange

  • CryptrixLabs
    Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported

    U is on the radar, not in play — it's pinned to $1 with almost no room to run, and a clean 4-hour close above $1.007 on strong volume is what would change that. Right now U trades in an extremely tight band: a floor near $0.984 and a ceiling at $1.007 sitting only about half a percent overhead. That means roughly three times more room to fall than to rise from here — a lopsided setup that just doesn't reward stepping in, no matter how quiet the chart looks. Under the hood, buyers haven't actually taken the wheel. The daily and 4-hour trends are still leaning slightly heavy, and while there's a small flicker of buying interest on the shorter 15-minute view, it's isolated — the bigger timeframes aren't confirming it. One small candle doesn't override two larger ones pointing the other way. The wider backdrop doesn't help either. Capital is rotating back toward Bitcoin and away from smaller alts, and a strengthening US dollar is adding pressure across crypto. That's a tough current to swim against for a coin already capped this tightly. The watch level is simple: a clean 4-hour close above $1.007 on real volume would crack the ceiling and put U back in the conversation. Until then, it's one to monitor, not chase. — 📡 On the Radar · $U · Available on Binance

  • KaberiaCommoner
    DCI MERU (@KaberiaCommoner) reported

    I have lost access to the email I used to register for Binance. The number I had used was given to someone else after it remained unused for a long time. When I try to recover the email, the verification code is sent to that number. Tears 😭

  • Ethmojins
    Spark (@Ethmojins) reported

    @TheMisterTurtle Binance is promoting you, if this doesnt go into the multimillions it would go down as the biggest missed opportunity ever lol.

  • Mechman20
    Born Rebel (@Mechman20) reported

    @DomComm @moodybtc @RancellDgb True. I don't know how long you've been in $DGB for. There was a time that I almost hated Jared because of no Binance listing. Jared is a proud guy and doesn’t submit or conform easily, but boy was I wrong. **** binance, coinbase and all those corrupt scam-listing money grabbers.