Binance status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Binance reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Binance users through our website.

• Transactions (33%)
• Website (33%)
• Mobile App (17%)
• Login (17%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Binance outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	24 days ago
Itu	Website	1 month ago
Seattle	Website	1 month ago
Nice	Mobile App	1 month ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	2 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  BIT CO.🦊 (@BIT_CO_) reported 7 minutes ago

  When I first joined crypto, I thought the only way to grow was to trade. If I wasn’t buying or selling, I felt like I was doing nothing. Later, I realized the ecosystem offered more than I had imagined. That’s when I started learning about crypto earning products. They aren’t designed to replace trading. They’re simply another category of products that eligible users can explore depending on their goals. For example, @binance Simple Earn includes Flexible and Locked products. Flexible products generally offer easier access to assets, while Locked products involve committing assets for a fixed period under specific terms. Understanding that difference completely changed how I looked at digital assets. The lesson wasn’t “use this product.” The lesson was to understand why different products exist and which one fits your own strategy and needs. Crypto isn’t just about making transactions. It’s about understanding the tools available and using them responsibly. Educational only. Always DYOR 🤝 #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  YaoChu (@Ya0_Chu) reported 12 minutes ago

  Rwa season: Robinhood = StonkBroker BSC = Marscoin Base = 0 Sol = 0 Marscoin look high vol with Binance and big Kols on bsc support but StonkBroker has better idea.

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  m3d1a (@MeD1a_92) reported 12 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Go **** yourself with your binance scam , you liqiudate everyone on october and these ******* use peoples funds on exchanges to lend to mm to dump tokens same as ftx **** did

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  i.am.korn (@unikornaio) reported 12 minutes ago

  SECTION BITCOIN WHALES – Market Manipulation, Insider Trading, and Illicit Enterprise Activity I. Legal Basis Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), 18 U.S.C. §§ 1961–1968 The conduct of Bitcoin whales and institutional investors constitutes a racketeering enterprise engaged in wire fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1343), securities fraud (15 U.S.C. §§ 77q, 78j), commodities fraud (7 U.S.C. § 1 et seq.), money laundering (18 U.S.C. §§ 1956–1957), and tax evasion (26 U.S.C. § 7201). The enterprise is structured to maximize illicit profits through market manipulation, insider trading, deceptive devices, laundering of proceeds, and concealment of material risks. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) – Manipulative and Deceptive Devices 15 U.S.C. § 78j(b) and SEC Rule 10b-5 prohibit use of any “manipulative or deceptive device or contrivance” in connection with securities transactions. Whale actors violated these provisions through: Wash trading and spoofing to create false market signals. Insider trading using non-public information. Coordinated pump-and-dump schemes. Omission of material economic information, including capital flight risks. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Jurisdiction Manipulation of BTC futures, perpetual swaps, and options violates the Commodity Exchange Act, as such conduct constitutes fraudulent and manipulative acts in interstate commerce. Antitrust & Financial Integrity Statutes Whale monopolization of BTC markets constitutes a violation of Sherman Antitrust Act, 15 U.S.C. § 2. Rehypothecation, fractional reserves, and custodial fraud implicate 18 U.S.C. § 1344 (bank fraud). II. Factual Framework / Allegations 1. Major Whale Actors & Institutional Players ActorAlleged Violation of Manipulative/Deceptive DevicesMichael Saylor / MicroStrategyTimed BTC purchases and public announcements to manipulate sentiment and market price; insider coordination with OTC desks.BlackRock / Institutional FundsCoordinated ETF and OTC accumulation creating artificial demand and misleading investors.Grayscale / GBTC TrustControlled liquidation schedules, valuation misrepresentations, insider positioning with institutional partners.Coinbase / Binance / KrakenFacilitating wash trades, spoofing, and insider exploitation of listing announcements.Galaxy Digital / Pantera / Fidelity Digital AssetsCoordinated OTC transactions, derivative positioning, and front-running of regulatory events.Winklevoss Twins / GeminiCoordinated accumulation and media amplification campaigns.Tesla / Elon MuskMarket-moving tweets and disclosures designed to manipulate retail sentiment.Other Whales / Early Mining Consortia / Hedge FundsOn-chain manipulation, cross-chain arbitrage, laundering through shells. 2. Patterns of Manipulation & Deception Wash Trading & Spoofing – False orders and fake volume to mislead markets. Layering & Front-Running – Exploiting algorithms and privileged access. Media Coordination – Strategic announcements by Saylor, Musk, ETF issuers. Cross-Chain Laundering – Routing through mixers, DeFi, and offshore shells. Keeping It In-House – Insider coordination ensuring profits for privileged actors while retail bears losses. III. Supporting Documentation / Exhibits Exhibit BTC-1: Blockchain analytics showing coordinated whale movements before BTC price swings. Exhibit BTC-2: SEC filings/internal memos evidencing insider leaks at Grayscale and Coinbase. Exhibit BTC-3: Wallet mapping of Saylor, MicroStrategy, Gemini, BlackRock-linked whales. Exhibit BTC-4: OTC desk transaction logs (Galaxy, Pantera, Fidelity) showing insider coordination. Exhibit BTC-5: Exchange order book data proving wash trades and spoofing. Exhibit BTC-6: Telegram/Discord/Slack chats evidencing whale collusion. Exhibit BTC-7: Media analysis of timed Saylor/Musk statements tied to trades. Exhibit BTC-8: GBTC liquidation schedules and manipulative impacts. Exhibit BTC-9: BlackRock ETF purchase logs aligned with price spikes. Exhibit BTC-10: Laundering trails via Tornado Cash, DeFi protocols, mixers. Exhibit BTC-11: Whistleblower filings on MicroStrategy and Gemini insider trades. Exhibit BTC-12: CME/Bakkt derivative front-running records. Exhibit BTC-13: Cross-chain bridge analytics linking BTC-ETH laundering. Exhibit BTC-14: Pump-and-dump timelines driven by whale groups. Exhibit BTC-15: Offshore shell audits tied to profit off-ramping. Exhibit BTC-16: NFT/token transfers linked to laundering. Exhibit BTC-17: Algorithmic trading exploits triggered by whale spoofing. Exhibit BTC-18: Internal chats confirming knowledge of fraud. Exhibit BTC-19: SEC/CFTC settlements showing similar whale conduct. Exhibit BTC-20: Investor loss studies tied to whale activities. Exhibit BTC-21: Timeline of trades aligned with ETF/SEC events. Exhibit BTC-22: BlackRock–Grayscale–MicroStrategy coordinated OTC trades. Exhibit BTC-23: Enterprise map linking whales, funds, exchanges, DeFi. Exhibit BTC-24: Musk tweets and price spikes proving manipulation. Exhibit BTC-25: SEC guidance cross-referenced with whale violations. Exhibit BTC-26: Wallet flows through Tornado Cash and other mixers. Exhibit BTC-27: Quantitative investor harm models. Exhibit BTC-28: GBTC insider activity tied to manipulation. Exhibit BTC-29: Investor call transcripts acknowledging schemes. Exhibit BTC-30: Legal opinion confirming whale conduct violates Rule 10b-5. V. Continuous Pattern of Racketeering – Capital Flight, Inflation, Insider Collusion, and Baseline Market Manipulation Continuity and Non-Stop Conduct Whale misconduct is continuous and systemic, satisfying RICO’s continuity requirement. Facilitation of Capital Flight Trillions siphoned offshore via BTC, DeFi, mixers, and unregulated exchanges. Weakens U.S. markets and undermines jurisdictional authority. Contribution to Inflationary Pressures Diverted capital fuels inflation, raising systemic costs for households while enriching whales through volatility trading. Omission of Material Economic Information Concealing the fact that BTC manipulation destabilizes all digital assets. Omitting systemic risk from capital flight. Withholding disclosure of insider coordination. Keeping It In-House – Insider Coordination Whales maintain exclusive private networks, sharing advance knowledge of ETF approvals, exchange listings, and disclosures. Insider buddies receive privileged access, ensuring profits are confined to the inner circle. This constitutes classic insider trading — trading on material, non-public information (MNPI) in violation of Rule 10b-5. Bitcoin as Baseline Manipulative Instrument BTC is the baseline reference for all digital assets. By manipulating BTC, whales indirectly manipulate ETH, stablecoins, NFTs, DeFi, and derivatives. Enterprise Purpose and Impact The enterprise thrives on racketeering: capital flight, inflationary shocks, insider-only profits. The public absorbs the losses through inflation, eroded savings, and systemic risk. VI. Additional Unlawful Conduct by Whale Actors Custodial Misrepresentation & Fiduciary Breach Custodians (Coinbase Custody, Gemini, Fidelity) operate fractional reserves and rehypothecate assets while misrepresenting risk. Rehypothecation & Hidden Leverage BTC collateral pledged multiple times creates hidden systemic leverage, echoing 2008-style collapse mechanics. Money Laundering & Sanctions Evasion BTC flows routed through mixers and bridges used for sanctions evasion and illicit finance, violating AML statutes. Tax Evasion & Misreporting Whales conceal offshore BTC holdings, evade U.S. tax reporting, violating 26 U.S.C. § 7201. Market Cornering & Monopolization Accumulation of massive BTC positions to control markets violates Sherman Act § 2 (monopolization). Predatory Lending & Collateral Liquidation Retail BTC collateral exploited through price suppression and forced liquidation; insiders profit by buying distressed assets. Regulatory Capture & Policy Manipulation Lobbying via BlackRock, Coinbase, industry groups used to water down regulations and entrench whale advantage.

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  SeanLuncMoon (@seanyboy8369) reported 19 minutes ago

  @spikey_crypto Now we shown we are willing to work for our burns maybe @binance will help by restoring the 50% to 100% ?

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  Moltenson (@moltenson) reported 19 minutes ago

  binance weekly drops just landed again. usually skim through but this time theres a couple spot fee tweaks that could actually help with smaller swings (been waiting on that). worth a quick look if youre still trading there?

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  ryu 龙 (@0xgoryu) reported 20 minutes ago

  @miraz99x binance maxc doesn't support it

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  Umut Aktu (@UmutAktu) reported 27 minutes ago

  @_RichardTeng While Binance is working to build trust in crypto worldwide, unfortunately some platforms are damaging that reputation @_RichardTeng @BitMartExchange has an estimated 10–13 million registered users, many of whom may now be affected by this possible fraud situation. Any support or guidance Binance can provide would be deeply appreciated. A large number of affected users would likely choose Binance as their preferred exchange when moving to a safer platform.

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  Mr Awesome ✪ (@_iamMrAwesome) reported 30 minutes ago

  @LunoGlobal Hi, @LunoGlobal @LunoHelp By error, I sent a USDT (sol) to my Luno sol address. It has left my Binance over 36hrs ago and nothing is displaying on my Luno wallet yet. I've reached out to Luno support over and over and I keep getting an automated AI response and no assistance.

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  Ak47♛ (@HolaItsAk47) reported 30 minutes ago

  A lot of people still think crypto is only about buying, selling, and trading. But that’s only one part of the ecosystem. Crypto earning products are designed for users who want to put certain digital assets to work instead of leaving them idle in a wallet. In simple terms, they offer a way for eligible users to earn rewards on supported assets, depending on the product type, terms, and availability. One example many users come across is Binance Simple Earn. This type of product is often introduced as an easier way to explore crypto earning options, especially for users who are not actively trading all the time. Instead of focusing only on price movements, some users look at earning products as another way to engage with their assets. A common distinction in earning products is between Flexible and Locked options. With Flexible products, users generally have more freedom to redeem their assets, which may suit people who want easier access to their funds. With Locked products, assets are usually committed for a fixed period, which may come with different reward terms, but also less flexibility during that time. That’s why it’s important to understand that not all earning products work the same way. Before using any crypto earning product, users should check: how the product works whether the asset is supported how rewards are calculated whether funds are flexible or locked what terms, risks, and eligibility rules apply whether the product is available in their region Crypto earning products can be useful for some users, but they are not something to join blindly just because rewards look attractive. Product rates, supported assets, access, and conditions can all vary. The real benefit comes from understanding the difference between simply holding crypto and choosing a product designed to generate returns under specific terms. So, what are crypto earning products? They’re another part of the digital asset ecosystem—built for users who want to explore more than just trading, while still learning how different products work and what fits their goals. Educational only, not financial advice. Always do your own research and use official sources before participating in any crypto earning product. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  CHINMOY (@ChinmoyOnChain) reported 31 minutes ago

  @DK64Trades @binance No problem at Binance, just a regular login.

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  Lynn (@NKLinhzk) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Salee3M_ @binance @BinanceAcademy Bstocks access is alpha but rights matter

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  Mrs. Tripty (@MousyAkter) reported 34 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet Everyone should leave this alpha event. The binance alpha team is totally doing scam with us.Please step down this alpha airdrop.

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  Octopus (@Octop3s) reported 34 minutes ago

  tradfi neobanks are already making millions offering unsecured credit to their customers. in fact, top european neobanks like revolut and monzo, not to even talk of the u.s. players like chime, are doubling down on this because it's been very profitable. crypto neobanks are still struggling to provide this to users for one reason: underwriting. one look at the track record of maple, truefi, and others isn't exactly encouraging any project to give it another try. the biggest issue with past unsecured lending is that there was no "trust me bro" data. there was no way for projects to know whether a borrower was even worth lending to. and there was also no real way to respond when they defaulted. that's exactly what we solve at @Cr3dentials . we help projects verify real-world income, cash flow, and reputation from digital sources like bank portals, gig platforms, creator dashboards, and payment processors without users handing over logins, screenshots, or raw sensitive data. on the enforcement side, while we don't enforce repayments directly, it's built into the design. projects can continuously access how well a customer has been repaying loans, their current financial situation, and even upcoming payments. for example, a youtube creator expecting their payout at the end of the month. as a project, you regularly access your customer's financial situation. continuous assessment translates into better decisions on what you can safely lend. that's the luxury the previous unsecured lending projects never had. they were lending blindly. in your case, you aren't. and if you think customers like youtube creators or bolt drivers are out of your reach... you can start with freelancers or people trading on popular exchanges like binance and coinbase because we're integrated with them too. our main focus is making sure people who work online get the same financial advantages as people earning traditional w-2 salaries. happy to answer your questions if you've got any.

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  Laila Zetarium | 𝔽rAI .inj (@hoodsher55) reported 36 minutes ago

  So how does the tokenization part actually work? A regulated partner holds the real stock (or an equivalent backing asset) in reserve. Binance then issues a token that mirrors that stock's price movement. You're holding a token tied to the value not the physical share itself.

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  Alix l Insider (@alixpbX) reported 38 minutes ago

  I made a lot of money from Binance Alpha crime coins recently But right now it seem likes more high risk, low sustainability Looking at today's top decliners ($BLESS, $KOMA, $IDOL, $MMT), most are right back to where their uptrend started. Here’s the reality of trading Alpha memes today: • The Twitter Trap: Once a token pumps slightly and gets hyped across CT, downside risk gets amplified exponentially. • Terrible Risk/Reward: Consistent, step-by-step mcap growth is rare. Maybe 1-2 out of 10 coins sustain a 3-5x run. • Diluted Liquidity: Too many tokens, not enough fresh capital. Prices pump fast and crash suddenly before whales even dump. • The Oscillating Floor: After a flash crash back to base levels, tokens rarely die, they just chop violently until the next random spike. So we just take a quick bite and exit. Only consider short-term holds if you see: • Strong on-chain activity, solid accumulation • Zero massive CEX inflows during the pump #Binance #BinanceAlpha #Onchain

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  Ayhan (@cogan_ayhan) reported 40 minutes ago

  @binance Real builders continue working even when the market becomes difficult 📉That’s exactly why I keep paying attention to $XEP and the progress of @ElectraProtocol . Consistency, technology, and community support can create powerful momentum over time

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  Nader (@Jnvvv153452) reported 40 minutes ago

  Level: 76-77 Price: $40 (USDT or Binance Pay) Highlights: AKM "Pirate" skin (Level 4) + over 10 upgradable weapons. Details: Linked phone number provided for login/verification; all access details handed over upon payment completion. Status: Urgent sale! 🚨 #PUBG #PUBG_sell

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  Ziadul Hasan (@alveejack1) reported 42 minutes ago

  @DK64Trades @binance tbh binance support is usually mid

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  Dash Conner (@ConnerDash91284) reported 43 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Remember when Binance Website went down mysteriously soon as BTC hit $3.2K.

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  ammar (@AmmarAr35358706) reported 44 minutes ago

  @AlphaByMalik Wtf binance sham on you mother ***** @BinanceWallet @AlphaByMalik Why isn't anyone addressing this issue? This feels like a complete scam. The fees are non-refundable, and the required points/criteria are unreasonably high. Please take a look into this matter

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  Craig Berg (@CraigBerg378529) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph imagine that! more shady **** from @cz_binance and Binance! They're ******* crooked!

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  firenkes🇹🇳 (@firenkes) reported 44 minutes ago

  One of the most underrated topics in the entire poker industry, and something I’ve been talking about for a long time, is how small and how fast withdrawals can actually be! I just did another one on CoinPoker and wanted to share the real example. I requested a withdrawal of 11.11 USDC.. Within about one minute the funds were already sitting in my Binance account. Zero fees. No waiting. No “processing” You can literally see the timeline in the screenshot: - CoinPoker: “Withdrawal Request Received” - CoinPoker: “Withdrawal Successful” - Binance: “USDC Deposit Confirmed” That’s it. Request → money in the exchange. Roughly 60 seconds. Meanwhile, a lot of other rooms still force you into a $50 minimum withdrawal and then make you wait 48 hours (sometimes more) before the money actually lands. On @CoinPoker_OFF you can withdraw as little as $1 with zero fees. I know a lot of people will say “who cares about $10?”, but speaking from my own experience, I do a lot of small withdrawals even down to $5 regularly. Being able to move small amounts instantly without fees is actually huge for bankroll management and daily grinding. This flexibility is still massively underrated in the poker world. Most players only talk about rake, soft games, or bonuses… almost nobody talks about how painful (or painless) it is to actually get your money out!

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  AzamRaja (@Azamofficial57) reported 46 minutes ago

  @BeautyChoHee Exactly. I still want to contribute to the Binance community, but after more than 3 months without CreatorPad access and only receiving automated responses, it's becoming very discouraging. I sincerely hope Binance escalates these cases for a proper manual review and provides a real resolution instead of the same repeated replies.

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  ⏳ Michael Dunworth⌛️ (@MichaelDunwort1) reported 49 minutes ago

  @ausbtcclub They are (napkin numbers) Probably a team of <16 people. Likely 1/3 this but being generous. Social media elevated their perceived status. I would guess they have maybe $500k-$1M )max max maxxxxxx). They aren’t a real product social media inflated it. Nobody likely to get much. It’s not a Binance/coinbase level platform with capital reserves to help out customers. 😔

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  SRK (@Elong_99) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Nomina When is this unprofessional project @AustinKing getting delisted from binance? I hope the project should cease asap. Really shameful, even post monitoring tag, the team is not showing any efforts to fix it. The team is a disgrace.

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  Sinone [Jan/10 🔑] (@Sinone69) reported 55 minutes ago

  @binance Robinhood chain support. . .

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  GM_Crypto (@gmnome) reported 55 minutes ago

  @analyst9701 Tokenization isn't about replacing stocks, it's redesigning access. Binance bStocks reflect blockchain-native structure, not just wrapped shares. 🧠

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  Greenpeace.BNB.probablynothing.LUNC (@Greenpeace06_09) reported 59 minutes ago

  Now that I've calmed down...let me tell you my thoughts on this tax increase proposal with regards to the Binance Recovery Plan..... I educate because there are so many people that are duped by scammers like Diamondhands, Vegas, Garuda, Terra Vista, Nicolas Boulay, Frag, and many more. But my education doesn't always get through to the entire community. How many times have scammers gotten their proposals passed over the last four years? Many many times ... And yet we are still here. This IS NOT the end of lunc and the recovery plan. In fact, I've followed binance delegated VALIDATORs for years. From tmom to Nitawa to Orion to Intersteller to Autostake and now Allnodes and Dutch Lunc. When the Binance VALIDATORs vote no.... It affects the recovery plan. When Binance VALIDATORs both vote yes ... It positively affects the Binance Recovery Plan.... When they vote separately or both vote abstain....it does not affect the Binance Recovery Plan. Both voted abstain. So it doesn't affect the plan. Keep in mind, taxes keep legit builders and whales away from investing in a coin. This will continue to keep them away because if you have half a brain, you would know that this proposal just increased the costs of holding lunc. But more importantly, when our time comes, the burn tax will be removed all together and I fully expect all Binance delegated VALIDATORs to vote to remove the tax. JIL is just another scammer who preys on pathetic uneducated people who have zero self esteem or confidence. He uses religion to take advantage of them. This is his fifth chain. He's a scammer just like the rest of them. But this isn't the first scam/stupid proposal to pass. How many Vegas proposals passed? Several and we now have a low price and low volume. We all know Weso is a scam as well as the Do chain. Remember when the scammers got the community to pay Terraport and Garuda $25,000.00 each as a gift and not a loan? We have gotten nothing in return from them. But they will make a crap ton of money one day because of the uneducated in our community. Binance could have stopped that but chose not to because it doesn't affect the plan. So hang in there. This is not the end of the world. We are fine. To the ones who voted yes and especially the uneducated who redelegated from me to JIL, you are all screwed. He doesn't talk to a higher power. He is just manipulating you. But you deserve to be screwed because you aren't smart enough to see what's right in front of your face. So I don't feel bad for you. I am the Lunc Wallet Guru of the community. I keep track of all wallets. Even if you delete your wallet and try to come back to GreenpeaceUNITED, I can easily connect it back to you. So good luck. JIL won't help you when the time comes because he's about filling his pockets. His two VALIDATORs have 60B lunc staked combined. Over 30B is his own coins from his scams including his JIL coin. You have been scammed again. But you are officially on your own now. Good luck. You will need it. The rest of you who are educated, I am here for you. This may be a good time to redelegate from all of the scammers. There are about 30 VALIDATORs that have scammed this community. I suggest you redelegate to Luna Strike Force or GreenpeaceUNITED. If you need to know if you delegate with a scammer, send me a dm. We got this! Don't panic. I'll always have your back. $lunc #GreenpeaceUNITED

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  QutorX2.8.0.10 (@qutorx233834) reported 59 minutes ago

  ① $Shib is a cryptocurrency. ② The price of $Shib has been continuously falling since its listing on Binance. ③ Therefore, $Shib has so far only caused harm to many holders. $Shib is just Garbage that has been rotting for 6 years😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭