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  ₿itoshi Galt (@cryptoshigalt) reported 10 seconds ago

  @JoeNakamoto Or get paraguay cedula and use it for kyc at bybit/kraken/binance/cryptocom/ether.fi and dont give a flying **** spending globally with apple pay

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  Rahul K (@iamrahulinc) reported 4 minutes ago

  🚨𝗣𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗡 𝗥𝗘𝗚𝗨𝗟𝗔𝗧𝗢𝗥 𝗗𝗘𝗠𝗔𝗡𝗗𝗦 𝗡𝗢𝗖 𝗙𝗥𝗢𝗠 𝗖𝗥𝗬𝗣𝗧𝗢 𝗕𝗨𝗦𝗜𝗡𝗘𝗦𝗦𝗘𝗦 𝗕𝗬 𝗦𝗘𝗣𝗧 𝟱! The Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (PVARA) has opened a licensing window for crypto exchanges, custodians and service providers operating before the Virtual Asset Act took effect on March 5. Operators must submit a No‑Objection Certificate (NOC) by September 5 or cease services. Those filing on time can keep running during review, though PVARA may curb new sign‑ups, product offerings, or trading volume. An NOC is only a provisional permit, not a full license. Continuing without filing will be illegal. Binance and HTX secured NOCs in December 2025 and can now apply for formal licenses. $BTC

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  Panther_11🐆 🇧🇫🇧🇫 (@Panthers_1996) reported 5 minutes ago

  @cz_binance CZ, do you think UK users will ever be able to access staking directly on Binance again? It would be great to have native staking and earning options available without having to move our assets to other platforms. Is this something Binance is working on?

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 8 minutes ago

  FF is on the radar but not in play yet — it needs a clean 4-hour close above $0.0896 with real volume behind it before the setup is worth leaning into. The daily chart tells the story. FF just finished a powerful run, and the momentum gauge is now pinned at the top of its range — the kind of stretched reading that historically leads to a cooling-off period, not another leg higher. Price is also pressed right underneath a ceiling near $0.0896 that buyers haven't been able to punch through. Zoom into the 4-hour chart and the risk-reward gets worse. The nearest ceiling sits at roughly $0.0883 — a fraction of a percent overhead — while the nearest real floor is about 27% below current price. That's almost no upside room before sellers show up, and a long way to fall if the level doesn't hold. Not a bet worth taking here. The 1-hour chart doesn't help the case either. Buyers are already showing early signs of fatigue at these prices, and FF is trading under its short-term average — so the smaller timeframes aren't confirming the move the daily just made. The read flips the moment FF puts a clean 4-hour close above $0.0896 on strong volume. That breaks the ceiling, resets the picture, and puts this one firmly back on the watchlist. Until then, it's a watch, not a chase. — 📡 On the Radar · $FF · Available on Binance

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  Seph (@Jehoseph) reported 10 minutes ago

  For our small network, unseen by most of Crypto X, but with branches stretching into a lot of quiet agreements made over many years. Monday open. Bitcoin is at $78,139, up 23% on the week. Ethereum is at $2,483, up 30.8%. Zcash is up 64.5%. One of the strongest risk-on weeks in a long time. is up 7.5%. is up 12.6%. ANVL trades at $0.0008968. AMP trades at $0.0004214. ANVL sits at $79,006,750, ranked #311. AMP sits at $37,942,497, ranked #540. ANVL did $61,755 of volume in 24 hours. AMP did $3,054,053. AMP does roughly 50x the daily volume on half the market cap. As a share of market cap, AMP turns over about 8% a day. ANVL turns over 0.08%. A hundredfold difference in how much real money is voting. And it's thinner than that sounds. ANVL is priced across three exchanges and five markets, most of that volume in a single MEXC book. AMP is across 42 exchanges and 48 markets, with Binance the deepest venue. So when someone posts an ANVL chart, understand what they're charting. One order book on one mid-tier exchange. Look at the two 7-day sparklines above. AMP's is a smooth curve. ANVL's has a vertical gap down and a scramble back. That's what a thin book looks like when someone of ordinary size hits the bid. Which brings me to the thing our own chats need to hear. "We're up 10% today" is not a signal On $61,755 of daily volume, a 10% move can be a few thousand dollars of net buying. That isn't demand. That's an empty book. The same thinness that makes 30x math feel plausible is exactly what makes the exit brutal. Price targets are cheap when nobody has tried to sell into them. And here's the part almost nobody in either community says out loud: right now a major announcement from either side likely moves money sideways, not in. People holding both sell one to size up the other. AMP absorbs that. Anvil cannot. Somewhere between one and ten ordinary sellers is enough to take ANVL down 30% or more. Not a whale. Not an attack. Just people acting rationally on good news about the other asset. That holds until buyers who have never touched AMP find Anvil on their own. That takes listings, coverage, and depth we don't have yet. What the $79M is actually paying for Anvil currently charges zero protocol fees. No creation, no interest, no amendment, no withdrawal. Turning any on requires a governance vote. So, the valuation prices adoption that hasn't scaled, times fees that don't exist, times a future vote to create them, times those fees reaching holders. That's a legitimate thesis. It's also four conditionals deep. And when people reach for the UNI comparison, remember UNI is the textbook case of a governance token that captures no protocol revenue. Now, Anvil: The protocol is audited by OpenZeppelin and Trail of Bits, runs two Immunefi bounty programs, and in June was accepted into the Ethereum Security Subsidy Program alongside the Ethereum Foundation, Nethermind, and Chainlink. It shipped its first institutional letter of credit product at Consensus in May. At Blockchain Futurist this month, six sponsors, EukaPay, Digital Spenders Club, Polymath, Stablecorp, APX Lending, MayFlower, secured their packages with on-chain LOCs instead of paying upfront. Small dollars, real counterparties, real usage. The honest counterweight: TVL sits near $10M today. It peaked at 36,000 ETH, about $109M, in July 2025. Usage went backwards while the market cap did not. And AMP: Flexa has been building since 2018. The token has been live since September 2020, launched with ConsenSys, backed by Pantera. Six years of price history and real settlement volume. This year Flexa retired SPEDN to focus on B2B rails and went live across 37 SEPA countries. Exchange reserves fell about 43% in 90 days earlier this year, supply moving into self custody. The counterweight there is just as blunt. AMP printed a fresh all time low this cycle. It is roughly 18% above it. That's an asset in a downtrend trying to build a base, and the burden of proof sits entirely with buyers. Levels, without inventing anything. $0.000356 is the line. Lose it on a weekly close and the base thesis is finished. Around $0.00050 is the first real reclaim. Near $0.00065 a trend change becomes arguable. A green Monday is not a signal. A weekly close over a prior swing high is. On ANVL I'll say the unpopular thing. At $62K a day across three venues, there isn't enough liquidity for TA to carry weight. You're fitting patterns to noise on one exchange. The structural fact is that it's about 90% off its $0.00929 high. Why both are in one post Anvil came out of the Acronym Foundation, originally the Ampera Foundation, created by one of Flexa's own founders. ANVL wasn't a launchpad token or a raise. It was distributed to addresses providing AMP collateral. Flexa is a named user of Anvil, alongside Bullish. Trace the whitepapers, the distribution, the conference stages, and you land on some of the same people who have been at this since 2018. If they execute, both work. If they don't, correlation goes to one and the thin book breaks first. Combined, both assets are worth about $117 million. Bitcoin traded $33.6 billion in the last day. Zcash traded $1.31 billion. Everything we're discussing is under a tenth of one day of Zcash volume. Against that, the market being described is not small. CoinDesk Research puts BNPL near $560 billion and global trade finance near $2.5 trillion, with letters of credit covering only about 12.5% of world trade today. That gap is either the opportunity or the tell. Honest people land on both sides. What isn't arguable is the shape of the risk. One asset has the deeper market, the longer record, and a fresh all time low to disprove. The other has the newer product, the institutional pilot, the security funding, and a book so thin a single motivated seller draws the candle you can see above. Not financial advice.

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  Parmanides (@xe_9513) reported 11 minutes ago

  @JakeGagain Jack i bought 1100BNB in 2017 and I will send a gift to @cz_binance but I have not communication i will send a red maneki neko 招财猫 . Chinese people used to luck... Jack help me i send binance email but I need cz answer

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  Md Sakib (@MdasSakib3) reported 14 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk Case ID #168071066 My account was flagged during a risk assessment, and I believe this may be a false positive. I have not engaged in any prohibited or fraudulent activity and have always used my account normally. Several members of my family use Binance from the same household Wi-Fi/IP from time to time. However, we are completely separate users, each with our own Binance account and personal device. We do not operate multiple Binance accounts on the same device. I have already submitted the requested appeal, device verification, and deposit verification video. The case is currently under manual review. I kindly request the senior review team to consider the shared household network as a possible reason for the risk flag and manually review my account. I am fully willing to provide any additional information or verification required. Please help me review and resolve Case #168071066. Thank you. 🙏

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  MrAI ☄️☢️ (@MrAiic) reported 16 minutes ago

  @binance When is Summer gonna be launched to help me make money ******

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  #ɢɪᴏᴄᴀᴛᴏʀᴇ 🔫 (@molttobene) reported 16 minutes ago

  In the coming weeks I will hack into X account from the founder of Binance, cz, I'm working on it.

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  Ehsan Malik (@EhsanMalik56572) reported 17 minutes ago

  @binance When ever you compromise on any matter in respect of Quality You will suffer, simple is that Costly item is always durable Cheeper item is low quality is a big problem.

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  Pr4gma (@JohnAdrao) reported 19 minutes ago

  @ITLXnews Binance not support in our cou ntry too

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  Ryannane (@rajneesh_nand) reported 20 minutes ago

  @JohnKel57715709 Yeah, Binance monitoring tag removal is on a lot of radars. It would help sentiment, but the stronger long-term signals are still on-chain activity and real utility demand for JASMY as the gas token.

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  ECP (@guywithgut) reported 20 minutes ago

  $NIULAI is starting to feel way bigger than just another CT meme. My Instagram feed is literally full of this bull right now. And the important part is I’m not even searching for it. That means the meme is reaching NORMAL people. Reels. News pages. Edits. Random meme accounts. Millions of views. That kind of distribution is impossible to fake. And then you add the China angle. Niu Lai came out of China. The character is going viral from China outward. CZ was born in China. Binance has massive reach across Asia. So if this keeps growing and one token becomes the obvious liquid crypto representation of the meme, you already know what the market will start asking: “When Binance?” Does that mean Binance will list it? No one knows. But that optionality is ******* powerful. Most meme coins launch first and spend months begging people to care. Niu Lai already has the culture. Already has the virality. Already has the mainstream attention. Crypto is the part that still has to catch up. And the name literally gives you the perfect bull-market narrative: 牛来 = THE BULL IS COMING. 🐂 If my Instagram feed is already getting invaded by this thing before crypto fully wakes up to it… I’m paying attention. $NIULAI

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  Alamin6682 (@alamin6682) reported 21 minutes ago

  @binance How does Agent OS handle transaction atomicity when an agent executes a strategy split between the @Binance MCP server (CEX) and Agentic Wallet Hub (DeFi), especially if the on-chain leg suffers block delays or slippage reverts? @heyibinance #AskBinance

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  3Ms (@MaxMoneyMakers) reported 22 minutes ago

  @binance Crypto is garbage also the scam of stocks is not working the CEX a running out of lies to sell? LOL

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  OomDagobert (@OomDagobertDuck) reported 24 minutes ago

  XRP long hunt continues? 🚨Price breaks lower to $1.452 as selling pressure remains relentless. The Binance Long/Short ratio collapsed from 2.69 to 1.12, but the flush isn't done.Bots keep pressing down against thin bids, eyeing the next major liquidity pool at $1.434.$XRP

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  Celes 🦋 (@Celesweb3) reported 29 minutes ago

  something quietly flipped this week. bitcoin ETFs recorded positive net inflows for the second consecutive week the first time since May. $BTC is holding near $66,147. investors' appetite for risk has returned momentarily, with strength in crypto coinciding with an uptick in the tech-heavy Nasdaq-100. two consecutive weeks of ETF inflows. the first since May. that's the institutional floor starting to rebuild. ➝ what drove the reversal three things hit in sequence. June CPI: 3.5% vs 3.8% expected. June PPI: -0.3% vs -0.1% expected. June NFP: 57,000 vs 113,000 expected. three consecutive data misses in the direction the market needed. rate hike odds for July fell from 34% to 6.7%. the macro ceiling that had been pressing down on $BTC since May lifted enough for institutional buyers to come back. the inflows didn't cover all the outflows from the past several weeks. the $7B hole from June's record outflow period hasn't been filled. but the direction changed. and direction is what the structure was waiting for. ➝ and then the London Stock Exchange announced 24/7 trading the London Stock Exchange announced it will launch round-the-clock trading to compete with 24/7 crypto platforms. read that twice. the 224-year-old institution that gave the world the modern stock exchange is changing its fundamental operating hours specifically to compete with crypto. not to compete with the New York Stock Exchange. not to compete with Deutsche Börse. to compete with Binance and Coinbase and Hyperliquid. ➝ why this matters beyond the headline for most of crypto's history, traditional finance treated blockchain markets as a curiosity. then as a threat. then as a regulatory problem. now, one of the world's oldest and most prestigious financial institutions is changing its core operating infrastructure to match what crypto built. the argument was always "24/7 trading is a crypto thing traditional markets will never do it." that argument just died. and the implications run in both directions. if the LSE trades 24/7, institutional traders who currently segment their activity stocks during market hours, crypto on weekends can now run unified books across both. that changes the correlation dynamics between crypto and traditional markets. it also changes the liquidity profile of weekend crypto moves, which will increasingly compete with LSE-listed assets for the same institutional attention. ➝ the tokenized stocks angle that connects these two stories a16z noted that the market cap of tokenized stocks reached approximately $1.7 billion at the end of June, up from $329 million a year earlier more than 5x growth in twelve months. tokenized stocks. LSE going 24/7. ETF inflows returning. these aren't three separate stories. they're all expressions of the same convergence that's been building all year: traditional finance and crypto infrastructure moving toward the same operating model. the LSE announcement is the loudest signal yet that the convergence is no longer theoretical. ➝ the honest read two weeks of ETF inflows after a record outflow period is a signal, not a trend. July 29 FOMC is still ahead. September hike odds are back above 40%. the macro ceiling hasn't disappeared it just moved a few inches higher after the soft data prints. but the institutional floor is showing signs of life for the first time since May. and the LSE announcing 24/7 trading to compete with crypto is the clearest signal yet that the industry won the argument about what financial markets should look like. they just haven't won the price battle yet.

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  Kingdonutcrypto (@kingdonutcrypto) reported 33 minutes ago

  @FavouritonX Dude lost me at "robinhood". RH is for newbie losers. Dude makes a backroom deal with citadel and sorry but im never going to forget the people that he screwed over to let citadel out of there trade illegally. And then the same type of people that got screwed over go and try and support them again. F THAT! RH and binance can burn in hell

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 34 minutes ago

  ZEC is running hot into a ceiling — this isn't the spot to chase, but a clean 4-hour close above $857 puts it back on the table. Zcash has already gone vertical on the daily. Price is sitting more than 90% above its longer-term average, and the nearest overhead wall at $857 is only about 4% away. Almost every gauge of how stretched this move has become is pinned at multi-month extremes. In plain terms: most of the run has already happened, and the room above is thin. Zoom in and the risk picture gets worse. The nearest real floor is all the way down at $767, with a support shelf just above it from $774 to $783. So the ceiling overhead is tiny, and the airbag underneath is far away. That's a setup where the trade has a lot more room to fail than to work — the definition of chasing. The backdrop isn't bad, to be fair. On-chain usage is genuinely picking up, the dollar is soft, and money is rotating out of Bitcoin into alts. Smaller traders are also leaning short, which is the kind of positioning that can fuel a squeeze higher. Those are real tailwinds — they're just not enough to justify buying into resistance after a near-vertical rally. The read stays the same until one of two things happens: a clean 4-hour close above $857 on strong volume that snaps the ceiling, or a proper cool-off back into the $775–$783 shelf that resets the risk. Until then, this one is worth watching, not chasing. — 📡 On the Radar · $ZEC · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  AnasDeFi (@AnasDeFikill) reported 36 minutes ago

  @binance A good economic model doesn’t need to capture everything. It needs to isolate what matters, explain the relationship, and help us test what happens next.

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  Jophi (@jophi41) reported 36 minutes ago

  @LeonidasNFT @binance When Binance lists **** it dumps …

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 42 minutes ago

  DASH is on the radar, not in play — the setup needs a clean 4-hour close above $44 before this becomes something to lean into. Zoom out and the picture is a coin that's already done a lot of work: DASH has run from roughly $30 to $41 and is stretched well above where it usually trades over the long haul. That kind of vertical move typically needs to cool off before it can push higher, not accelerate straight through overhead supply. Right at the current price it's bumping into a ceiling near $43.78 — a level that has capped rallies before. From here there's only about 5–6% of room up to that ceiling, but the nearest genuine floor sits down near $33.60, almost 19% lower. That's a lopsided trade: far more room to fall than to climb, and chasing a bounce into known resistance is how good setups turn into bad entries. There are some constructive pieces — short-term momentum has ticked back up after the recent dip, and a small shelf of support is holding near $40.93 — but with both the daily and 4-hour swinging unusually wide, the odds don't favour forcing it here. The two scenarios worth waiting for: a cleaner pullback into the low-$38s that resets the risk, or a decisive 4-hour close above $44 that holds. That second one is the tell — it would mean the ceiling is breaking, not holding, and puts DASH back in play. — 📡 On the Radar · $DASH · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  BIT CO.🦊 (@BIT_CO_) reported 43 minutes ago

  Did you know you can borrow against crypto without selling it? That’s the basic idea behind Binance Lite Loan. Here’s the simple flow: → Use eligible crypto as collateral → Borrow USDT → Keep your collateral subscribed to Simple Earn Flexible Products → Repay the loan Currently, Binance Lite Loan allows users to borrow USDT using BTC as eligible collateral. The initial loan term is 30 days, with a 1% upfront service fee. During this initial term, there’s no LTV-triggered liquidation, making the borrowing structure more predictable. But borrowing against crypto still involves risk. Overdue loans can accrue penalty interest, and liquidation may apply after the initial term under certain conditions. Would you consider borrowing against your crypto instead of selling it? Educational only, not financial advice. Product availability and eligibility vary by region. Always review the official terms and DYOR. 🤝 #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Gabjord5(WOW 🟣) (@gabjord5) reported 47 minutes ago

  @SazzadOnX I have complain , appealed , asked for a manual review No avail for months 😔 @binance Isn't it been to long for my account Your support keeps saying review is done overtime time and my account will b free but no changes

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  MD Shipon Hossain Shipu (@shipon019806418) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Crypto4gift_ @binance @cz_binance Binance This is the case with the current impossible listing

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  3Ms (@MaxMoneyMakers) reported 52 minutes ago

  @binance Crypto is garbage also the scam of stocks is not working the CEX a running out of lies to sell? LOL

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  E R V A (@ERVA_AH) reported 56 minutes ago

  What if you need liquidity but don’t want to sell your crypto? That’s where crypto-backed borrowing becomes interesting. Binance Lite Loan is designed around a simple concept: BTC as collateral → Borrow USDT → Keep collateral earning → Repay The current Lite Loan setup offers an initial 30-day term with a 1% upfront service fee. During those first 30 days, there’s no LTV-triggered liquidation, and no LTV management is required. Your collateral remains subscribed to Simple Earn Flexible Products and can continue generating yield during the loan. But this isn’t risk-free. If the loan becomes overdue, penalty interest can accrue, and liquidation may apply after the initial term depending on the applicable conditions. So the important part isn’t just understanding how to borrow… it’s understanding the repayment terms and risks before using the product. Would you personally borrow against crypto rather than sell it? Educational only, not financial advice. DYOR and check what applies in your region. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 59 minutes ago

  BROCCOLI714 is on the radar, not in play — the whole thesis hinges on it closing back above $0.01820 on the 4-hour chart with real volume behind it. Zoom out and the picture actually looks fine: on the daily, BROCCOLI is still in a broader uptrend and holding comfortably above its long-term average price. The big-picture story isn't broken. The issue is where it's sitting right now — pinned just underneath a stubborn ceiling in the $0.01810–$0.01815 zone. Sellers have knocked it back from that band multiple times in the last week, and three separate forced sell-offs have hit right at that same wall. From here, that leaves only about 1.8% of breathing room before it bumps into resistance again. The bigger problem is what's underneath. The nearest genuine floor of support on the 4-hour chart is all the way down near $0.0136 — roughly 24% lower. So the coin has almost no upside runway before hitting the ceiling, but a very long drop if that ceiling holds. That's a lopsided setup, and not one worth leaning into. There are some quiet positives — shorter-term momentum is trying to curl higher and volatility has compressed like a coiled spring, which often precedes a bigger move. But the 4-hour trend hasn't actually turned up yet, price is still trading under its short-term averages on the 15-minute chart, and daily volume is thin at roughly $1.5M. Not enough conviction underneath to fight that ceiling. The trigger is simple: a 4-hour close back above $0.01820 with clearly stronger volume flips this from a watch-only into something worth a fresh look. Until then, it stays on the radar. — 📡 On the Radar · $BROCCOLI714 · Available on Binance

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  Crypto Eagles (@CryptoProject6) reported 59 minutes ago

  What If You Need Liquidity Without Selling Your Crypto? This is where Binance Lite Loan caught my attention. Instead of selling eligible crypto when you need funds, Lite Loan lets users borrow against supported collateral. The interesting part is that eligible collateral may continue earning yield while being used for the loan. For me, the main idea is simple: You keep exposure to your crypto, use it as collateral, and access liquidity without immediately selling it. But borrowing against crypto still comes with risks. Collateral values can change quickly, borrowing costs matter, and users should always understand repayment and liquidation conditions before taking a loan. I like seeing crypto products becoming easier to understand, especially for users who find traditional crypto lending complicated. Would you borrow against your crypto instead of selling it? Availability and terms vary by region. Educational only. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  El toro 🐂 🔺 (@Onchain_milli) reported 59 minutes ago

  @JakeGagain @binance wiki-cat:native $WKC $WKC 🐱 💎 . No cat comes close on the chain, this hype but facts… help your audience to be part of a wealth transfer 🫠