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• Transactions (44%)
• Website (33%)
• Mobile App (11%)
• Login (11%)

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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	13 days ago
Itu	Website	19 days ago
Seattle	Website	19 days ago
Nice	Mobile App	29 days ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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  Zhao Lusi (@zhao_lusi1) reported 1 minute ago

  I get asked pretty often how to actually start on @binance , and my answer is usually shorter than people expect. Skip the shortcuts. Every fast way in requires steps. You need Identity Verification before anything works, full stop. I've seen people try to find workarounds for this and it just wastes time, since it's the one thing that's actually mandatory. What I disagree with is the advice to just dive in after that. I'd rather someone put in a small amount, look around, click through the app, and get a feel for where things are before money that matters is involved. The one feature I genuinely think is underrated for beginners is Binance Convert. Nobody needs to learn candlesticks on day one. Convert lets you move between supported assets without touching a trading screen at all, and that alone removes most of the early intimidation. I'll be honest, most of what people struggle with isn't the platform, it's patience. Spot Trading and Simple Earn aren't going anywhere. Binance Academy has been there the whole time too. There's no version of this where waiting a week to learn the basics costs you anything real. If someone asked me for the one-line version, it'd be this: verify properly, start small, use Convert before anything else, and read before you trade. Digital asset prices can go up or down. Always do your own research before making financial decisions. Educational only, not financial advice. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Gerald Snyder (@hackerspro_me) reported 3 minutes ago

  @frenchie_rr @CryptoHayes That's what they say when ever they want to pull great exchanges down. Binance and others have had their fair share

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 5 minutes ago

  $KAITO — Called this at 0.98, playing out exactly as expected 📊 Flagged the retest zone near 0.98-1.00 after the breakout above previous resistance, and buyers stepped right back in exactly where the setup said they would. Price has since broken to a new high, currently at $1.0809, up +9.81% today — that's real follow-through from the call. Rising support still intact, measured move from the 0.5865 base projects toward the 1.2000 target — that level remains firmly on the table. RSI at 89.1 shows momentum is extremely strong, buyers clearly in control here. This is why structure > noise. Still bullish as long as price holds above the breakout zone. $1.20 still in sight. DYOR. NFA. $KAITO #Binance

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  BATMAN ⚡ (@CryptosBatman) reported 7 minutes ago

  BitMEX is shutting down after 11 years. It invented the perpetual swap. Every perp venue trading today runs a version of that contract. XBTUSD alone did over $3T in cumulative volume, and BitMEX was the world's largest exchange by volume in 2018. It was once the world's leading crypto derivatives exchange, but lost the market to Binance and Bybit after the DOJ case.

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  Hijab (@Nuray61053374) reported 11 minutes ago

  Investing vs Trading: Two different paths. Pick yours and commit. Most beginners don’t lose money because they bought the wrong coin. They lose because they never decided what they were doing in the first place. You buy $BTC hoping for a quick win. It dips 10%. You sell in fear. Then two weeks later it makes a new high and you’re left wondering what happened. That’s not the market. That’s confusion. Let’s clear it up. Investing is playing the long game. You’re buying $BTC, $BNB, $ETH because you believe in where this industry is going over the next 3 to 5 years. You care about adoption, real users, strong teams, and technology that actually solves problems. Your goal is to let compounding work for you. You are not trying to catch every candle. You are trying to catch the big move over years. The time horizon is long. Months turn into years. You check your portfolio once a week, read updates, and stay calm when the market is red. Risk here comes from picking weak projects and holding them too long. So you manage it with research, spreading across quality assets, and conviction to ride out 30% drops. You can do that because you don’t need this money tomorrow. The only thing that kills investors is panic and impatience. Trading is playing the short game. You are here for the move that happens this week. You don’t care if $RE is relevant in 2030. You care if it can do 5% to 10% right now. Your edge comes from charts, volume, liquidity, news, and momentum. The time horizon is fast. Minutes, days, maybe a couple weeks for a swing. You are in the charts 1 to 4 hours a day. Before you enter, you already know your entry, your stop loss, and your target. Every trade is managed separately because one mistake can erase a week of good work. That is why position sizing and discipline matter more than anything. The thing that kills traders is emotion, FOMO, and clicking buttons without a plan. They feel completely different in your head. Investing asks you to be patient and trust the process. Trading asks you to be disciplined and follow the rules. An investor looks at an asset and asks, is this worth holding for years. A trader looks at a chart and asks, is this a good setup today. So which one is for you. If you have a job, you can’t watch screens all day, you want less stress and steady growth, then start with investing. If you have time to learn, you can handle losses without chasing them, and you want to treat this like a real skill, then learn trading. You don’t have to choose just one. The approach that works best for most people is simple. Put 80% of your capital into long term investing. Core assets like $BTC and $ETH. That is your wealth engine. Put 20% into trading. That is your learning account. That is where you practice, take calculated shots, and sharpen your skills. Where people get destroyed is in the middle. They buy for a quick flip. It drops. Then they tell themselves it’s a long term hold to avoid taking the loss. Or they start trading with money they will need next year. That is how accounts blow up. Before you buy anything, answer these three questions with full honesty. Why am I buying this. How long do I plan to hold it. How much am I willing to lose on this. If you can’t answer all three, step away. A clear plan will always beat emotions. Investing equals Time plus Conviction plus Patience. Trading equals Skill plus Discipline plus Risk Management. Decide which game you are playing. Then go master it. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance @BinancePk

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  Zaro (@Zero_Arb) reported 11 minutes ago

  Exchange counterparty risk assessment: Before deploying capital, check: Tier 1 (lowest risk): • Binance, Coinbase, Kraken • High liquidity, regulated, proven track record Tier 2 (medium risk): • Bybit, OKX, Bitget • Good liquidity, less regulation Tier 3 (higher risk): • Smaller exchanges • Lower liquidity, withdrawal issues possible Never put >30% of capital on Tier 2/3 exchanges FTX taught us this lesson 📊

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 12 minutes ago

  @corkqb11 plume is down 95% from ATH but the rwa narrative is carrying it 247k rwa holders, second only to solana. partnerships with binance, fireblocks, world liberty financial give it credibility. compliance built in, which matters when regulatory clarity actually lands technicals show recovery momentum: up 14% on the week, 17% on two weeks. broke above recent consolidation around $0.0105 bullish case: dedicated rwa infrastructure during a macro shift toward tokenized assets. institutional integrations with bitwise uscc and invesco ustb funds through their nbasis vault bearish case: massive drawdown history, competitive sector, needs sustained volume above $0.012 to confirm reversal resistance at $0.0118 then $0.0125 support at $0.0111 then $0.0095

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  Leo Smiles (@tradewleox) reported 12 minutes ago

  @CryptoMiners_Co @binance @DefiLlama Deep liquidity makes a huge difference once the hype dies down.

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  Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ (@shanaka86) reported 14 minutes ago

  An attacker created 4.5 million units of a dollar-pegged stablecoin out of a zero address, and the entire attack netted him roughly $912,000. Those 4.5 million tokens were each supposed to be worth a dollar. Selling them destroyed the exact price that made them worth stealing. Balance Coin now trades at 0.001157 dollars, down more than 99%. SlowMist put the loss near 912,000 dollars and PeckShield near 915,000. Balance Coin was issued by Balance Protocol and governed by 42DAO on BNB Chain, and it marketed itself as over-collateralized, backed primarily by Bitcoin Cash according to its own whitepaper. Users locked collateral and minted BLC against it. If collateral value fell too far, vaults liquidated automatically. That automation became the weapon. 42DAO has published nothing, so every technical account of this comes from outside security firms. According to SlowMist, the attacker pushed an abnormally low Binance-pegged Bitcoin price into the protocol's median oracle through its own poke and bark functions. Nothing checked it. Vaults never eligible for liquidation instantly appeared underwater, and the attacker took the collateral. The bad debt and newly minted BLC were dumped into PancakeSwap for USDT, and the peg was finished. SlowMist listed what was missing and it reads like a checklist nobody completed. No price deviation checks. No maximum drawdown limits. No minimum price protection. No liquidation delay. TenArmor identified two transactions, the second roughly two hours later, minting another 5,900 tokens and draining more liquidity. The architecture is the damning part. This was a MakerDAO fork built on Maker's own contract names. Maker solved this exact attack years ago with an oracle security module that holds any new price for a delay before it can act, so an impossible number can be caught and frozen before it touches collateral. The fork copied the engine and left out the brake. The project had publicized a CertiK audit of its BLC minting contract. The mint still produced millions of unbacked tokens, because the failure was never inside the contract that was audited. It was in the number that contract was handed. An audited component is not an audited system. Nothing in the code failed. It ran its safety check. Debt must stay below collateral value. That equation is correct and it returned true. It evaluated a real rule against a fake number. The contract was never tricked into skipping its rules. It obeyed them perfectly inside a world that did not exist. That reframes what collateral means. The asset never secured this system. The price feed did. A protocol cannot act on your reserves. It acts on what it has been told your reserves are worth. You can be honestly, fully, verifiably overcollateralized and still lose everything, because what executes is not the truth. It is the number the code was handed. So the oracle is not a data feed sitting beside the collateral. The oracle is part of the collateral. So is the monitoring. So is whoever holds emergency authority. Strip those out and the deposit ratio on the front page is decoration. This is the warning for everything being tokenized now. Tokenized Treasuries, digital government bonds, real-world asset funds and every collateralized stablecoin need something to tell the chain what things are worth. Tokenization does not remove the middleman. It converts whoever supplies the information into whoever controls the asset. In old finance a wrong number starts a reconciliation that takes days. Here it liquidates the vault, mints the liability, sells both and settles with finality before anyone reads the alert. A blockchain can prove a rule executed. It cannot prove the world that rule assumed was real.

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  StarPlatinum (@StarPlatinum_) reported 15 minutes ago

  Back In 2014 Arthur Hayes co founded BitMEX with Ben Delo and Sam Reed. They started from a small coffee shop in Hong Kong with barely enough funding to survive. 2 years later, they launched a product that changed trading: The perpetual swap. From 2017 to 2020, BitMEX ruled the crypto derivatives market. But critics like Nouriel Roubini accused BitMEX of enabling money laundering As years passed they lost their edge against other competitors like Binance And today, BitMex just announced they are shutting down.

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  Furkan (@_tuncfurkan) reported 16 minutes ago

  The crypto hierarchy is experiencing a radical shift. ANSEM (@blknoiz06) has officially broken the meta, positioning his ecosystem to completely overshadow Pumpfun and ignite a structural crisis for legacy giants like Bitcoin and Binance. PhaseDefeating the Pumpfun Monopolization Pumpfun completely dominated the retail market by turning token creation into a casino. However, it created a toxic loop of instant rug-pulls and short-term gambling. The $ansem ecosystem has successfully broken this cycle by replacing temporary hype with sustainable, community-driven conviction.

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  Chazer | X (@ChazerX01) reported 17 minutes ago

  @binance Stale data kills AMMs. DSV pipe live institutional funding data on-chain with oracles + a Quadratic Valuation Curve. Price moves when the market moves, not when the block updates.

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  Greg Miller (@greg_miller05) reported 20 minutes ago

  What are tokenized assets, and why is everyone talking about them? Tokenized assets are digital representations of real-world assets, like financial products or commodities, recorded on a blockchain. This process, known as tokenization, is being explored across different asset types as companies look for ways to bring traditional finance on-chain. The appeal comes down to a few potential benefits: faster settlement, improved transparency, and fractional access, depending on how the product is designed and what rules apply. In theory, this could make certain assets easier to access and trade than they've traditionally been. That said, tokenization is still evolving. Tokenized products can carry real risks, including market risk, liquidity risk, issuer risk, technology risk, and regulatory risk. Availability, eligibility, and rights also vary by product and region, so not everyone can access every product. Binance has introduced certain tokenized or stock-related products in selected markets, such as bStocks, where available. Always check official Binance sources for details, eligibility, and regional availability. Tokenization is where traditional finance and blockchain may intersect, but understanding the risks and checking what applies in your region matters before getting involved. Educational only, not financial advice. Always do your own research and use official sources. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  SRK (@6ff31090fdcf4b3) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Kavsss0_0 @defiapp When do you plan to drive the price down to zero? People have been wiped out—myself included; we trusted you and believed in the project. I am furious with Binance—I’m actually in correspondence with them right now. You’ve ruined people financially and stolen their hopes; I hope

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  Markets Alpha (@MarketsAlpha) reported 27 minutes ago

  KAITO just announced a data agreement with X and its token pumped more than 10%. In fact, KAITO has rallied from $0.40 to $1.06 over the last month despite ongoing unlocks and broader market conditions. After analyzing what is actually happening, here is what we found: 1/ According to mlm (@mlmabc), wallets controlled by the team hold 87.96% of the total KAITO supply, which would leave the token with a liquid market cap of roughly $130M. The onchain evidence appears to support this statement (image 1). 2/ Only one of those addresses has transferred tokens: 0x049A022d95C02C3f552d54eB2e94743e5aBB8E0D This address corresponds to a multisig holding 6.54% of the total supply. The remaining addresses, including those linked to vesting allocations, have recorded no outflows. 3/ Another wallet, likely also controlled by the team, received more than 23M tokens from team-related addresses and has an active vesting schedule on Sablier (image 2). The wallet has three separate unlock dates: - August 20: 18.5M KAITO, with 0xe9036962f84d1b8ee6a3300771da8b43dc654e54 as the recipient, a fresh wallet - September 15: 5M KAITO, with 0x1a1283E7e00a59A705d7C9fB3E5451D4014420F5 as the recipient, a fresh wallet - September 17: 1.5M KAITO, with 0xf6266e3993eb308200140278695fc6146f0d3c4d as the recipient, linked to Hex Trust 4/ There are also several suspicious addresses longing KAITO on Hyperliquid. There is no clear evidence that these wallets belong to insiders. However, they may share some form of informational or execution edge, as they are all fresh wallets and their trading patterns suggest they could belong to the same entity. - Address 1: 0x7275858333959FE280d5aAa4528f6D55dA401528 $550k long at $0.85 - Address 2: 0x20fc59efa1dca2d382fc940e95530745780e327a $489k long at $0.859 - Address 3: 0xfc77e477c268dc16ef3f647458c560588c206b45 $482k long at $0.862 - Address 4: 0xcf33f8f53dd9e9745cd3ca18e6aadc621fc4d23a $506k long at $0.876 Despite having no clear onchain connections, timing analysis suggests that all four wallets may belong to the same entity. Together, they represent roughly 27% of KAITO open interest on Hyperliquid. 5/ Despite this, the largest potentially informed positions appear to remain on Binance and OKX. On July 8, without any public news, traders opened more than $15M in KAITO longs across Binance and OKX (image 3). For now, the setup is clear: highly concentrated supply, limited outflows from team-linked wallets, clustered longs on Hyperliquid and significant positioning on centralized exchanges ahead of public news. So the big question is: when will they pull the trigger?

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  itez (@itezofficial) reported 31 minutes ago

  BMEX crashed 92% in a day BitMEX is shutting down on September 23 after 11 years. Registrations are already closed, from August 26 users can only reduce positions In 2019 the exchange held 57% of the derivatives market and ran over $1 trillion in annual volume. It had been looking for a buyer since February 2025 and never found one This isn't a one-off story: smaller derivatives platforms can't keep up with Binance and Bybit on liquidity anymore, BitMEX is just the first clear example

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  LΞV ΛRDΞN (@Lev_arden) reported 31 minutes ago

  One of the biggest mistakes I see in crypto isn't picking the wrong coin. It's treating investing and trading like they're the same thing. They're not. Investing is about believing in the bigger picture. You build your position, stay patient, and let time do the work. Trading is about capturing shorter-term opportunities. It takes timing, discipline, and solid risk management. Both can work. The problem starts when people mix the two. They buy like an investor, but the first dip turns them into a trader. Then they panic, sell, and chase the next trending coin. That's when emotions take over. There isn't one approach that's better than the other. The right choice depends on your goals, your personality, your risk tolerance, and how much time you can give the market. Whatever you choose, don't jump in blindly. Learn first. Build a plan. Then stick to it. In crypto, discipline and consistency usually beat emotions. Educational only, not financial advice. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Tradeologist-01 (@TradewithAryan) reported 32 minutes ago

  unfortunately no cuz this happened last year and i deleted that account after that and made a new one lemme check my Gallery maybe there i find some ss can you help in that regard ? i texted binance support that time they said he transferred money to 2 more wallets we can't do anything

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  The Quant (@TheQuantHQ) reported 38 minutes ago

  @AshCrypto The lead means nothing if offshore exchanges still eat 70% of the volume. I track where size actually moves. Binance and OKX still clearing the real flow while US platforms fight over retail scraps and compliance theatre. The Clarity Act does not fix the liquidity problem, it just makes the regulated corner slightly less painful to operate in.

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  Emmanuel David◻️ (@Emmanueldavidok) reported 40 minutes ago

  @_Primewind @peniremit Here are the primary reasons why Peniremit’s exchange rate differs from other platforms or P2P markets: ​1. Direct Settlement vs. Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Bidding ​P2P Markets (e.g., Binance, Bybit): On peer-to-peer exchanges, individual traders set their own prices based on open market demand. High competition and risk premiums among merchant sellers often push P2P exchange rates higher. ​Peniremit (Over-the-Counter / Direct Gateway): Peniremit operates as an automated remittance/off-ramp service rather than a open order-book P2P marketplace. Payout rates are fixed centrally by the platform based on their direct liquidity pipelines rather than speculative user bids. ​2. Built-in Spread vs. Explicit Transaction Fees ​Platforms use different revenue models. Some exchanges display higher rates but charge explicit processing fees, network charges, or withdrawal commissions at checkout. ​Peniremit often bakes operational costs directly into the exchange rate spread. By lowering the rate slightly, they can offer lower or zero explicit payout fees while maintaining predictable margins.

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  cryptogami.skr 📱 (@Cryptogamii) reported 40 minutes ago

  And it's going to change. Seriously, I've been doing a lot of research, and I've listened to and read interviews with Toly as well. First, let me mention that Bitcoin's dominance kept rising from 2022 to 2025; it's only now starting to decline in 2026, and it will likely decline further. This will lead us to the much-anticipated Alt Season, which this time will be selective. Not all alts will rise, but it's more than obvious that $SKR will, since it's the only one of its kind. Everyone uses cell phones, and a large portion of people conduct financial transactions from them, so people will be FOMO on the world's first mobile-centric crypto ecosystem (we can compare Solana Mobile to Binance, if you like, acknowledging the obvious differences). Second, I've come to understand how Toly operates, and his philosophy is to build in a bear market and fine-tune his product as much as possible for hardcore users—those who actually use his product—without the noise generated by a bull market. That's why they aren't creating hype around SKR and everything seems slow (even though they're building behind the scenes). But I also found that he knows we'll have a window to capitalize on the momentum of the ecosystem's growth, and we'll have to seize it. Most likely, that window will open next year, when the market will start to improve significantly. Based on all my research, I can say again: let him cook (referring to Toly, who himself said in an interview that Solana Mobile is his baby).

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  GRIZZLYBEARR (@GRRRIZZLYBEARR) reported 41 minutes ago

  @rekt_tekashi GREEED. VC dumps binance launcpads (all went -%99)exchange rugs (if theres 1000 coins 995 is down -%99.99) no meaning buy anything called utility if its going to 0 . peoples realised its time wasting waiting coins to rise and moved on .yes btc will go up by Blackrock etc etc..

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  Sarcastinator.hl 🇪🇸 (@Not_A_De_Gen) reported 41 minutes ago

  shutting down a ~10 sharpe strategy to go back to being dumb is a better quant strat than the $1m pnl... @HangukQuant was making roughly 40% apr from cross-exchange funding arbitrage, but its low volatility made scaling brutally capital-dependent. producing more pnl required parking a larger share of his net worth onchain, while every additional venue added custody exposure, api failures, execution mismatches and another market that needed active monitoring... the 10 sharpe looked great on a chart. in practice, the capital sat across exchanges, every rebalance depended on the connectors staying alive, and the strategy kept demanding attention while pnl could only scale by adding more balance sheet. none of that appeared in the sharpe... shutting the arb down did not make the work behind it useless. the connectors he built for binance, bybit, woo, paradex and lighter became quantpylib, now 1,000+ commits deep. the same codebase let him stop babysitting funding spreads and start testing faster strategies without rebuilding execution from scratch. i have been tasting a smaller version of this while building my own $HYPE scalper. detecting the signal is a tiny part of the system. reconciling exchange state against strategy state, moving protection into exchange-native orders, recovering from failed acknowledgements and identifying when the edge has decayed consume most of the real work... the $1m pnl came from repeatedly rebuilding the operator and the stack behind him. strategies expire. the ability to research, execute and replace them compounds...

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  M (@Mercede95217194) reported 41 minutes ago

  @PINGfebu This is just a few ideas. Please put money back into Febu and keep the website working to keep it stable. You have people’s attention but not their trust. Please also try and get listed on Binance or some other big platform. Also, please create more jobs

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  Litest (@Litest) reported 45 minutes ago

  🇺🇸 Arthur Hayes-founded BitMEX to shut down operations on September 23. The crypto derivatives exchange will permanently cease operations at 04:00 UTC on Sept. 23 and has already stopped accepting new user registrations. Founded in 2014, BitMEX pioneered the crypto industry's first perpetual futures contract and was once the world's leading crypto derivatives exchange before being overtaken by rivals like Binance and Bybit. Co-founders, including Arthur Hayes, stepped down in 2020 following U.S. criminal charges. A reported attempt to sell the exchange in 2025 did not result in a deal.

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 45 minutes ago

  $DEXE — Downtrend Channel Breakdown, Momentum Still Bearish 📊 Called this breakdown from the rising channel after the blow-off top, and the move played out as expected. Price broke the channel, rejected the resistance zone (3.60-3.70) on the retest, and continues to reject lower highs. Currently at $3.318, down -26.64% today. RSI at 17.77 shows momentum firmly to the downside, no signs of exhaustion yet. Not giving exact TPs this time, but structure still points lower and I still see $2 on the table if this trend continues. A reclaim back above the resistance zone would be the first sign this bearish structure is losing steam. DYOR. NFA. $DEXE #Binance

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  Vivek Kotecha (@vbkotecha) reported 57 minutes ago

  What happens when 200M Binance users can pay per request without leaving the wallet? Every API becomes a store. Every agent becomes a customer.

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  𝙈𝙧 𝘽𝙪𝙡𝙡𝙞𝙨𝙝 🚀 (@mr_bullishh) reported 57 minutes ago

  @ReazWeb3 @binance Binance must need to fix this ASAP

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  Soressa H (@H15365H) reported 59 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk @binance @AFKBNB FedEx tracking called my phone today; my reward is on the way . Thank for your support 🙏

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 59 minutes ago

  KAITO is bumping its head on a ceiling near $0.996–1.03, and until that breaks with real force behind it, this one is just a watch — not a lean-in. Zoom out on the daily chart and KAITO has already had a big run. It's trading more than 70% above the level most traders use to define its longer-term trend, and it's pressed right up against the top of its recent range. That's historically the zone where moves stall and cool off, not where fresh legs start. The 4-hour picture makes the risk plain. Overhead resistance sits less than 1.5% away in the $0.996–1.03 band, while the nearest genuine support is all the way down near $0.95. In other words: a short walk to the ceiling, a long drop to the floor. Not the shape you want when you're stepping in fresh. Short-term momentum did just tick up off a soft patch, but the volume behind that turn is thin — a quiet nudge, not real buying. At the same time Bitcoin is quietly taking back market share, which usually means money is rotating out of alt-coins like this one rather than into them. The read flips if KAITO can post a 4-hour close above $1.03 with real volume behind it — that would mean the ceiling has actually broken, not just been tested. Short of that, the cleaner setup is a full reset back toward $0.95. Until one of those two things happens, it stays on the watchlist. — 📡 On the Radar · $KAITO · Available on Binance