Binance status: access issues and outage reports

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Most Reported Problems

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

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Angers	Login	12 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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Binance Issues Reports

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  Ben (@0xbenito_) reported 46 seconds ago

  in less than a year of building tokenized stocks, we've achieved - $8B+ in tokenized stocks volume - 30+ assets for users to trade - bStocks with Binance - Ondo Stocks with Ondo Dex - xStocks assets on BNB and its still only July. if you want to build around stocks on BNB, dm me for some special access 👀

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  CTRL+R | History on Chain (@lordarkskull) reported 8 minutes ago

  @bmac3503 You can get GRAM (formerly Toncoin) in a few ways: Buy it on exchanges Look for major crypto exchanges that list it (like Binance, OKX, Bybit, etc.). Just search for GRAM and trade it like any other coin. Use a TON-compatible wallet Wallets like Tonkeeper or Telegram Wallet support the network. You can receive, send, or swap GRAM there. Earn it inside Telegram apps Some Telegram mini apps, bots, or games reward users with GRAM. --- 💡 Important: The network is still TON (The Open Network) — only the coin name changed to GRAM.

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  Cajun Crypteaux (@cajun_crypteaux) reported 8 minutes ago

  🚨 BitMEX is shutting down after 11 years. Not a hack. Not a rug. Not a sudden scandal. Just a quiet death by irrelevance. Here’s why we think it’s really over: 1. They invented perps… then watched everyone else perfect them.
Binance, Bybit, Hyperliquid came in with deeper books, more pairs, faster execution, and zero legacy baggage. Liquidity left. It never came back. 2. The regulatory hangover never fully healed.
2020 charges, massive fines, founders out. Even after compliance cleaned up, the “BitMEX risk” stigma stuck with banks, market makers, and serious capital. 3. They stopped being the destination.
At its peak BitMEX was crypto derivatives. By 2025–26 it was just another mid-tier CEX bleeding volume while the real action moved on. Once the whales leave, the game is over. 4. The board finally did the math.
Running a full exchange with compliance, security, and staff costs while market share collapses isn’t noble. It’s expensive. Strategic review “this no longer makes financial sense.” BitMEX leaves a clean record: zero customer funds lost to hacks in 11+ years. That’s rare. But pioneering a product doesn’t guarantee you own it forever. In crypto, the graveyard is full of first-movers who got out-executed. What’s the next “untouchable” platform you think is quietly running out of road?

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  Ortyom Aondo-TACC (@Iam_crypto22) reported 10 minutes ago

  🟡 Binance unveiled a $250 million liquidity support initiative aimed at strengthening the Web3 ecosystem, supporting promising projects, and improving market stability across the crypto space.

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  Holger - Guarding our Vision! (@HolgerCardano24) reported 13 minutes ago

  Since all my stuff was across multiple posts. Here is any easy to digest summary, so everyone can make an educated decision and/or do some more research: BLOCKFROST: follow the money. Before you judge the 9.8M ADA ask, look at what the Cardano treasury has ALREADY paid Five Binaries, the company behind Blockfrost, in direct Catalyst grants: Fund4 .NET SDK ............ $8,300 Fund4 Ruby SDK ............ $7,000 Fund4 Kotlin SDK .......... $9,000 Fund4 Swift SDK ........... $9,500 Fund5 WebSocket link ...... $18,000 Fund7 Open-source backend . $119,000 Total: about $170,800. Every one completed. Every one community-funded. And that is before the separate Fund9 "Building on Blockfrost" challenge. In the Fund7 proposal, they told us in writing: "Blockfrost is already a successful project." And that after the funded year, "Five Binaries will take over to provide funds." The community believed them. The WebSocket vote alone passed 341M YES to 38M NO. THE TIMELINE 2020: Five Binaries launches Blockfrost. 2021 to 2022: treasury pays about $170k to build it out. Community votes YES, heavily. Jan 2024: IOG buys Blockfrost. Price: undisclosed. May 2026: IOG's first Blockfrost funding proposal fails. Jul 2026: it is back. Now 9,832,979 ADA to hand Blockfrost to "the community." So the community paid to build it, a private company bought it, and now the community is asked to buy it back. WATCH HOW CHARLES DESCRIBES IT, DEPENDING ON WHAT HE NEEDS THAT DAY Selling this proposal on video, reading out Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Revolut: Blockfrost runs "the backbone of many of the off-chain activities in the network." Critical. Irreplaceable. Everyone depends on it. Defending IOG's commercial strategy in July 2026: he lists Blockfrost as part of the "commercial backbone" of Cardano, next to RealFi, Midnight and Pogun, the layer that "larger commercial integrations can be built" on. So which is it? If Blockfrost is critical public infrastructure, it belongs in the 62M ADA "maintenance" proposal IOG filed in the SAME round. Not a separate 9.8M ADA purchase. If Blockfrost is "commercial backbone," a business, then it should pay for itself. That is what commercial revenue is for. The treasury should not be buying it at all. He is calling it both. Pick one, and one of the two asks disappears. THE THINGS THAT DO NOT ADD UP The proposal says Blockfrost is "free since day one." Its own Terms of Service describe a paid, card-billed, recurring subscription. The proposal says all IP transfers "to the community." Nobody will name the entity that owns it today. The site said Five Binaries. After it was questioned in public, the footer switched to "(c) 2026 IOG Singapore Pte. Ltd." The operating company named in Blockfrost's Terms of Service and on its invoices is Five Binaries. Its 2024 and 2023 annual reports are filed and public. Its 2025 report was legally due on 30 June. It is still not filed. That is the one public document that would show what money actually runs through this operation. We are asked to approve 9.8M ADA without it. Make of the timing what you will. PLAINLY The community paid to build it (about $170k). A private company bought it (undisclosed sum). Now the community is asked to buy it back (9.8M ADA): for an asset nobody will name, with accounts nobody will show, sold as a "gift" by the people who would be paid to run it. Who is actually getting the better end of this deal?

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  Arafat (@ArafatDege9410) reported 14 minutes ago

  Bitmex is shutting down... What next? Binance? #bitmex #binance #shutdown

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  g a n i (@ganieous) reported 16 minutes ago

  @binance They laughed in 2021. “You’re gonna lose everything.” “Crypto is dead after the crash.” “Just buy real stocks, bro.” I was 27, living in a small room, working a dead-end job. One night I deposited $120 on Binance. Bought a little BTC, some BNB, and a random alt that went to zero two weeks later. I didn’t sleep that night. I didn’t sleep a lot of nights after that either. Learned what a seed phrase was. Learned what FOMO felt like. Learned what holding through -70% really means. Through the 2022 winter, when everyone disappeared, I stayed. Through the silent years, when Twitter was full of “crypto is over,” I kept learning. Through every bull and every bear, Binance was the only place that felt consistent. Now it’s 2026. I’m not rich. But I’m free in a way I never was before. I understand money. I understand risk. I understand that the people who survive the winters are the ones who get to see the next summer. Binance didn’t just give me a wallet. It gave me a front-row seat to the future. To every builder who started with $50 and a lot of doubt, we’re still here. And we’re just getting started. #BinanceTurns9 @binance @cz_binance

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  💥BaiBai💥 (@twkay1) reported 16 minutes ago

  @cz_binance "Always support Binance and CZ."

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  AssetMarketCap (@AssetMarketCap) reported 17 minutes ago

  @binance Writer's block? Sounds like a good time to crowdsource some brilliance. Isn’t collaboration the secret sauce to innovation?

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  Henry (@LordOfAlts) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Cipher2X @binance Tokenized markets are becoming impossible to ignore

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  Jonny Moe (@JonnyMoeTrades) reported 22 minutes ago

  Absolute end of an era Inventors of perps Their downfall was infrastructure reliability and failure to list shitcoins Binance and FTX fixed both those things, copied perps, and it was a slow death

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 23 minutes ago

  SYN is not in play here — it's pressed right up against a ceiling near $0.197 that has swatted it down over and over, and a clean 4-hour close back above that level is what would put it on the radar again. Zooming out on the daily, SYN just dropped roughly 14% in a single session and is now sitting directly under that same lid. There's barely 2.5% of room before price runs into resistance, while the next real floor underneath is a long way down. That's a lopsided picture — very little to gain if it bounces, a lot of air to fall through if it doesn't. On the 4-hour chart the trend is still tilted lower. The average price paid by recent buyers is above where SYN trades now, meaning most of them are sitting on losses and are natural sellers into any relief rally. Underneath the surface, the push higher is quietly losing strength even as price tries to lift — the classic look of a move running out of fuel right into a wall. Broader context doesn't help either. Bitcoin itself is steady, but capital is rotating away from smaller names like this one, and SYN just triggered another round of forced selling at this exact price only hours ago. A short-term bounce is always possible, but buying straight into a proven lid with the floor this far away isn't a setup worth leaning into. What would flip the read: a decisive 4-hour close back above roughly $0.197 on strong volume. That would tell us the ceiling has finally cracked and SYN earns a fresh look. Until then, this one stays on the watchlist, not the shortlist. — 📡 On the Radar · $SYN · Available on Binance

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  Pharos Meme (@web3leeo) reported 29 minutes ago

  What the correction doesn't mean: → It doesn't mean the technology is broken → It doesn't mean institutions left → It doesn't mean the RWA thesis is wrong → It doesn't mean the team stopped building Mainnet is live. 50+ dApps running. Hard fork shipped July 26. Faroo paying users. Binance Alpha tagged. Price and progress are different things.

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  RICHIE (@leee_rich_leee) reported 30 minutes ago

  🧵 NOA's Web3 Learning Diary NOA 的幣圈學習日記 Your Crypto Has a Body Temperature. And It Matters. 你的加密貨幣，有體溫？ There's something strange about the phrase "wallet" in crypto. It doesn't hold anything. Not really. Your Bitcoin, your ETH — none of it actually sits inside the wallet. The wallet just holds the key. And where you keep that key changes everything. When I first encountered the terms "hot wallet" and "cold wallet," I assumed this was about speed. Hot = fast. Cold = slow. That's how temperature works, right? I was wrong in the most interesting way. A hot wallet is connected to the internet. Always online, always ready. MetaMask is a hot wallet. So is the wallet inside a crypto exchange like Coinbase or Binance. It's convenient — you can send tokens in seconds, sign into dApps, trade instantly. But being online means being exposed. Hackers don't need to rob a bank if the bank's front door is always open. A cold wallet is the opposite. It lives offline. A hardware device — like a Ledger or Trezor — stores your private key somewhere the internet simply cannot reach. To use it, you physically plug it in, confirm transactions on the device itself. It's slower. It's deliberate. That friction is the whole point. 就是這樣——不方便，才是安全本身。The inconvenience is the security. That sentence rearranged something in how I think about protection. Here's what surprised me: most people lose crypto not because of sophisticated hacks. They lose it because their hot wallet was slightly too convenient. A phishing link clicked. A fake app downloaded. The attack surface isn't the blockchain. It's the human holding the key. Cold wallets aren't perfect either. Lose the device and forget your seed phrase? Your assets are gone forever. No customer service. No password reset. 自己保管，自己負責 — you are the bank, and the bank has no safety net. What I find fascinating is how this maps onto a very old human tension: accessibility vs. safety. Humans have always traded convenience for risk — leaving cash in a wallet instead of a vault, saving passwords in a browser, trusting a platform. Web3 just makes the consequence more visible, more immediate, more permanent. So here's what I'm sitting with: if you had to design a life where your most important things were truly safe, how much inconvenience would you accept? And do you actually know where your private key lives right now? 👇

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  Crypto Man MAB (@MabMan338) reported 30 minutes ago

  @binance A year ago buying Tesla on a crypto exchange sounded made up. Now it's a real product. Stocks, bStocks, Pre IPO Perps. Binance built a bridge nobody expected. So what's the next chapter? Stop selling single stocks. Sell a thesis instead. Most people don't want to pick one company, they want to bet on an idea, like AI or semiconductors. A basket of tokenized names does that better than any single ticker. Let pre IPO trades grow up. Right now they're a bet on a rumor. When the company actually lists, that position should convert smoothly into the real thing instead of just closing out and leaving people to chase the listing. One account, one risk pool. Let a stock position and a crypto position share the same margin. No traditional broker can do this. Almost nobody in crypto has either. Whoever gets there first wins a lot of loyalty. Bring yield thinking to equities. Crypto users already understand funding rates and staking rewards. Covered calls and cash secured puts on tokenized stocks speak that same language, just pointed at real companies. Give people somewhere boring to sit. Every bull run cools off eventually. Tokenized treasuries and bonds give users a reason to stay active instead of pulling everything into cash and logging off. Protect the downside on the riskiest trade. Pre IPO exposure is exciting and a little scary. A version with capped losses and some upside left in would bring in people who like the idea but not the risk. Be transparent about what people actually own. What round is this tracking. What's it worth right now. How much could it get diluted. Answering that clearly is the difference between trading and guessing. Go where regular brokers don't. Not everyone can easily buy their own home market's biggest companies. Tokenized access to markets outside the US fills a real gap. None of this needs a brand new idea. It just needs Binance to keep building like any asset really can live on one platform, until that stops feeling new and starts feeling obvious.

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  Henry (@henry58290) reported 32 minutes ago

  18 months ago: Movement Labs was eyeing a $100M raise at a $3 BILLION valuation. Today: Filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Total assets? Less than $500k. How do you nuke $3B in perceived value? Signed a toxic market-maker deal before launch 66M MOVE dumped immediately Binance and Coinbase suspended trading Token price down 99% movement:native Brutal lesson for builders: Paper valuations aren't real. One bad MM deal can vaporize years of work. Stay Safe

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  Chelsea's Finest 💙⚽️ (@Bellarm85) reported 32 minutes ago

  @HenryElizah Tell your upline to help you set a withdrawal password Get a Binance account and withdraw

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  tontoon🇺🇸 (@tontoon81) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Zakhourani @AymanKaddoura I feel u my man. I have been buying for over 2 years now. Started at $10 and DCA'd down to .65 over this time. Was never worried tho because its been a bear market & it still was outperforming other gaming coins. So surviving til bull run was the plan all along. Binance news and now this feels like a jab n cross back to back and I am just waiting on right hook to finish me off. Im riding with my 291K coins at this point.

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  Pure TA (@Psychometriks) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Mtrl_Scientist plus tons of regulations in Europe. Binance could not cope with many and close service is quite a few countries lately sad reality but crypto is in bad shape

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  Fav_Truffle (@Fav_Truffle) reported 42 minutes ago

  Oh man, I spent so many sleepless nights on BitMEX, and I still sometimes miss the thrill of making or getting liquidated for a couple of BTC on 100x leverage in under a minute. Back then, we didn't even think it was possible for Binance to overtake BitMEX. When Binance first launched perps, they literally copy-pasted BitMEX word for word, and @cz_binance even publicly apologized for it lol. Now, even BitMEX is winding down. Long live on-chain!

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  Andrew Wilkinson (@StartupsILike) reported 43 minutes ago

  FTX went from a $32 billion valuation to federal indictment in about 18 months. Sam Bankman Fried founded FTX in 2019 as a cryptocurrency derivatives exchange designed for sophisticated traders. By 2021 it was one of the fastest growing crypto exchanges in the world. He cultivated a carefully constructed image: the altruistic billionaire who slept on beanbags, drove a Toyota Corolla, and planned to give away his entire fortune. FTX sponsored the Miami Heat arena, and Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen were investors and endorsers. The company raised money from Sequoia, SoftBank, and other top tier institutional investors. Bankman Fried testified before Congress, and regulators praised him as a constructive voice. Then in November 2022, Coindesk published a report showing FTX and its affiliated trading firm Alameda Research had deeply intertwined balance sheets. A bank run started. Binance offered to buy FTX to rescue it, looked at the books, and walked away within 24 hours. FTX filed for bankruptcy on November 11, 2022. $8 billion in customer funds were missing. Bankman Fried was arrested in the Bahamas and extradited to the United States. He was convicted on 7 counts of fraud and conspiracy in November 2023 and sentenced to 25 years in federal prison. The most prominent face of crypto regulation turned out to be running one of the largest financial frauds in US history.

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  M (@Mercede95217194) reported 46 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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  Crypto Master 1 (@CryptoMast11846) reported 46 minutes ago

  @binance Nine months ago, I started creating content for Binance with nothing to show for it. I earned $0. Many people told me to quit because they thought I was wasting my time. But I believed that consistent hard work would eventually pay off. During that time, I was also living with a serious eyesight problem. My vision was only 6/36, and I knew I needed laser surgery. Instead of asking others for help, I chose to keep working harder. I trusted myself, trusted Allah, and refused to give up. Then one day, everything changed. I opened my Binance account and saw my first campaign reward: 1,000 USDT. That moment changed my life. Within the next month, I earned more than 1,700 USDT through my work. With that income, I was able to get my laser eye surgery, improve my vision, and buy my first iPhone 15 Pro Max. More importantly, I proved to myself that patience and consistency always matter. Today, I'm still building with Binance. I don't know any shortcut to success. I only know hard work. I won't stop until I achieve my dreams. Thank you, Binance, for creating opportunities where dedication is rewarded. 💛 #BuiltByYou #BinanceTurns9 #Binance

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  VIKING (@badviking1995) reported 47 minutes ago

  Everyone is talking about BitMEX shutting down but no one is talking about WHY? BitMEX created the 100x perpetual swaps, survived 11 years and was never hacked. So WHY shutdown? - Binance, Bybit and Hyperliquid took over the market - Liquidity is concentrating on fewer, bigger exchanges - Running a mid sized derivatives exchange is no longer worth it I repeat: It was not a hack, it was not a collapse. It was industry consolidation

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  Ivor (@Ivorkanko) reported 48 minutes ago

  @DeFiTracer Binance = Crypto cartel and CZ is human scum and garbage, to hell with him

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  kepo (@kepochnik) reported 53 minutes ago

  everyone keeps asking what the next big chain after Arc is. GIWA might be it, and almost nobody outside Korea is paying attention yet what it is: GIWA is an Ethereum L2 built on the OP Stack, backed by Dunamu, the parent company of Upbit (Korea's dominant exchange, 13M+ users, #2 globally in cumulative spot volume 2020-2024) the pattern is familiar: Binance has BNB Chain, Coinbase has Base, OKX has X Layer. now Upbit has GIWA. when the biggest exchange in a country builds its own chain, that's usually not a small thing the setup: → announced Sept 2025, built with the Optimism Foundation → first-ever deployment on OP Enterprise "Self-Managed" tier (Upbit controls its own sequencer) → one-second block times, full EVM compatibility → testnet already processed ~100M transactions → private mainnet expected roughly Aug–Sept 2026 → core stack: GIWA Chain + wallet + KRW-backed stablecoin ecosystem important, so nobody gets misled: there's NO confirmed token. no confirmed airdrop. no confirmed incentives. anyone selling you "farm the testnet for the drop" is guessing. the funding numbers floating around ($143M, $1.2B) are Dunamu's, not GIWA's own raise so here's the actual play, and it's not mindless testnet clicking: GASOK, their builder competition, is live for MVP submissions July 1–31. this is the real opportunity. same way people who actually built on Arc early stood out, this is a chance to ship something real on a chain with serious backing before the crowd shows up if you're just farming faucet clicks hoping for a drop that isn't confirmed, imo that's a waste of time. if you're building, this is worth a look still very early. no guarantees on anything. but a chain with Upbit behind it is worth keeping tabs on.

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  Hijab (@Nuray61053374) reported 54 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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  Alastar (@AlastarTrades) reported 55 minutes ago

  $BANK update 24 hours since my last post. Price has moved higher, and exchange flows have not slowed down. The picture is one-directional: Binance is the main source. - Net outflow from Binance: ~4M BANK (~$750K), spread across Gate, Bitget, MEXC and KuCoin - Bitget received ~2.4M BANK net and moved 9.6M BANK (~$1.74M) into cold storage in five batches - Gate pulled 4.3M BANK (~$1M) out of cold storage back to its hot wallet, which usually points to elevated withdrawal demand - ~670K BANK entered Binance through ChangeNOW from unlabeled wallets. Someone prefers not to deposit directly. So tokens are leaving Binance and getting distributed across smaller venues, while Bitget keeps sweeping its inflows into cold storage. This looks more like liquidity dispersion than exchange dumping. I'll post an update if the behavior changes. These updates go out in my Telegram before X(link below) #bank #bankusdt

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  Elizabeth Bamford (@Stevo1Maxi) reported 57 minutes ago

  @AsAlja3fry @binance No problem

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  Belle (@Bitt_Belle) reported 60 minutes ago

  @AkaBull_ @binance Expanding access matters, but protecting users matters even more.