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  Sarosh (@SaroshQ2022) reported 8 minutes ago

  $SUI Data Analysis — August 11, 2026 The big story is Iran & elevated Macro. Plus CPI & PPI fear and so SUI is cooling along with Bitcoin. SUI internals still look better than the price suggests. The biggest change is that futures have weakened and leveraged longs are getting flushed, while spot demand is holding up much better. That tells me this looks more like a leverage reset than people abandoning SUI. The one thing I am watching closely is crowded long positioning. If spot keeps absorbing the weakness while leverage continues to come out, this pullback is healthy. If spot starts breaking down too, then the picture changes. For now, I would call SUI constructive, but cooling. _____________________________________________________ FULL READ BELOW SUI Data Analysis — August 11, 2026 In a Nutshell SUI has pulled back to roughly $0.681, but the internals are not showing a complete breakdown. What has changed is the balance underneath the move: futures participation has weakened over the larger intraday windows, while spot is holding up better than derivatives. That is important. This looks more like a leveraged reset inside an improving broader structure than spot holders aggressively abandoning SUI. Price Is Pulling Back SUI is around $0.681, down roughly 1.56% over 24 hours. The shorter window is better: • 4-hour performance: +0.64% But the larger relative picture remains weak: • 7-day: -1.34% • 30-day: -6.44% • 90-day: -44.97% So I am not going to pretend the price structure is suddenly strong. The improvement we saw last week has hit resistance and SUI is now consolidating that move. Open Interest Is Still Elevated Open interest is roughly $533 million, which is actually higher than the approximately $507 million we were looking at a couple of days ago. That matters because despite the pullback, leverage has not disappeared from the market. But when I look underneath that aggregate number, the exchange data is mixed. Some exchanges are still adding OI: • Binance: roughly +$0.3% • Gate: roughly +3.5% • MEXC: roughly +4.0% But others are reducing exposure: • Bybit: roughly -0.9% • Bitget: roughly -2.2% • BingX: roughly -28% So the OI picture is no longer uniformly expanding. Futures Flows Have Clearly Deteriorated This is the biggest change from the August 9 data. Short-term futures flows are positive: • 5-minute: +$345K • 15-minute: +$321K • 30-minute: +$378K But once I move farther out: • 1-hour: -$107K • 4-hour: -$830K • 8-hour: -$5.91M • 12-hour: -$4.00M That is a meaningful shift. Two days ago, the 4-hour, 8-hour and 12-hour futures windows were all positive. Now they are negative. So derivatives traders have clearly been reducing exposure into this pullback. Spot Is Holding Up Better This is where the data gets more interesting. Spot flows are mixed, but the larger windows are considerably healthier than futures: • 5-minute: -$10K • 15-minute: +$18K • 30-minute: +$31K • 1-hour: -$35K • 4-hour: +$369K • 8-hour: -$95K • 12-hour: +$527K That 12-hour number is particularly important because while futures are showing roughly -$4 million, spot is showing approximately +$527K. So the weakness is being driven much more aggressively through derivatives than through spot. That is a better setup than seeing both futures and spot getting dumped together. Liquidations Confirm the Reset The liquidation numbers are overwhelmingly hitting longs. Over 24 hours: • Long liquidations: roughly $652K • Short liquidations: roughly $81K Over 12 hours: • Long liquidations: roughly $524K • Short liquidations: roughly $69K So leveraged longs have been getting flushed. That fits perfectly with what the futures-flow data is telling us. The market built more leverage during the recent move, price failed to immediately continue higher, and some of those longs are now being forced out. That is not necessarily bearish by itself. Sometimes this is exactly what a market needs before attempting another move. Long Positioning Is Still Crowded The long/short ratios remain elevated: • Binance accounts: 2.13 • OKX accounts: 3.02 • Binance top traders: 2.62 • Binance top trader positions: 2.32 This is still the part I do not love. Too many traders are leaning in the same direction. So even if the broader SUI setup remains constructive, there is still plenty of fuel for additional long liquidations if price gets pushed lower. Funding Is Still Controlled The OI-weighted funding chart remains mostly positive but not disorderly. That tells me traders are still willing to pay to remain long, but we are not seeing the kind of extreme funding spike that would make me think the entire structure is dangerously overheated. So leverage is elevated, but it has not reached a level where I would call it completely out of control. Bottom Line The internals are not as bullish as they were on August 9, and I think we need to say that clearly. Futures flows have deteriorated. Long liquidations have increased. The long side is still crowded. And price has pulled back. But underneath that, spot is holding considerably better than derivatives, especially over the 4-hour and 12-hour windows. That tells me the recent weakness looks more like leveraged traders being cleaned out than broad spot capitulation. And that is the distinction I care about. A couple of days ago, SUI was expanding out of compression and everything underneath it was improving at the same time. Today we are seeing the first real test of that move. So now I want to see whether spot continues absorbing the weakness while futures leverage resets. If that happens, this pullback is healthy. If spot begins turning consistently negative alongside futures, then the picture changes. For now, I would call SUI constructive but cooling — with derivatives resetting while spot remains surprisingly resilient.

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  BeardStaff (@BeardStaffX) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance @cz_binance help us with scam 12 millions Bitmart users

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  Amy (@QWEqwe1122yqp) reported 9 minutes ago

  @whale_alert This large volume of mainstream cryptocurrencies suddenly being transferred out of compliant custodians could lead to significant issues if they subsequently flow into exchanges like Binance or OKX

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  King of bnb memes (@abiel720s) reported 13 minutes ago

  Binance didn’t list $BIBI on Alpha, and I don’t think they’ll ever list $bstocks there either. It seems Binance is intentionally avoiding meme tokens that use the names of its own products or services, most likely because of potential legal issues.

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  Master (@mastercrypto64) reported 13 minutes ago

  @MoneyLord @binancezh Binance mentions and Alpha exposure are enough to fuel a $1B narrative, but calling everyone who sells early "skill issue" is exactly how retail gets trapped chasing hype.

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  voided (@voided) reported 14 minutes ago

  Every cycle, there’s something new that goes 100,000x. This cycle, I believe it will be RWAs & stock-paired memes. Binance, Robinhood, and Solana have all been pushing RWAs. They know memes bring an absurd amount of new users & volume. We've already seen: - Binance Alpha list $MARSCOIN - Vlad publicly speak about pushing RWAs & follow the RWA leader on RH, $INDEX - Solana build @sunrise, while both Solana & Raydium publicly support $STONK When betting on attention moving to RWAs, you’re betting that TradFi bros like them. That will be the primary group that pushes them higher. You also have the three biggest memecoin chains publicly pushing them. Not investing in them is basically betting against Binance, Robinhood, and Solana. I already wrote a catalyst list for these coins, but once again, over the next year I can see stock memes accounting for a real percentage (2–5%) of total volume in the underlying stock. At the peak of last cycle, top memes were doing $100M volume days. $GME currently gets ~$80M in daily volume. GameStop soft-shilling a coin paired to its stock could easily boost both volume & buy pressure. At the end of the day, it doesn’t take an entire board. All it takes is one intern. In conclusion, I believe stock-paired memes currently have the highest r/r in the entire space.

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  Hoss (@HOSS_ibc) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Mayacrypt @binance wtf is this?

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  Nova 加密货币 (@Kekius007) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Alek_Carter @binance @BinanceAcademy Take it slow, learn the ropes, and keep FOMO out of the driver’s seat.

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  Doshky (@Doshky39) reported 18 minutes ago

  That’s why the story isn’t simply: “OKX won and Binance lost.” It’s more accurately: “OKX was positioned earlier for the new regulatory environment, while Binance was still working through its European licensing path when the deadline arrived.

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  Alastar (@AlastarTrades) reported 23 minutes ago

  $CYS update Retail is shorting the top with leverage, which fuels the move up. Price is up 40% on the day, liquidating over $1M in short positions. Meanwhile smart money whales are long, $8M, average entry around 1.00. 79% of them in profit. Whale shorts are the minority at 1M$. OI on Binance ~27M. Strong resistance sits at 1.4-1.55, filled with sell limits. Support below is thinner. Watch these levels. They can be a target for longs to take profit, which could correct price. If shorts keep covering their leveraged positions, it can drive price higher. #cys #cysusdt

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  Spigg 🔶 (@Spigg1115) reported 23 minutes ago

  some people say it’s easy to support @binance because they’re number one. fair. but almost nobody asks the harder question. why are they number one, and why they remain year after year. because being number one is the hardest position there is. everyone is measuring you. every competitor builds against you. every regulator looks at you first. and you have to keep evolving while holding that standard, because the second you stop, someone below you doesn’t. getting there is a moment but staying there is a discipline. and they never stopped moving. the easy thing at the top is to protect what already works. instead they kept building outward. tokenized stocks are the latest example. and let’s be honest, a move like that could only come from the number one. bringing equities on-chain doesn’t work without the liquidity to make the markets real, the distribution to put them in front of millions of users on day one, and the regulatory weight to be taken seriously doing it. nobody had done it at this scale. and the pressure never stops. keeping users safe, satisfying them, giving back to them. because they know that’s what Binance actually is. not the volume, not the rankings. it’s the people using it every day. Binance has held that spot through multiple cycles, through bear markets, through pressure that would have ended most companies. hundred millions of people around the world trust them with their money every day. that doesn’t happen by accident. leadership isn’t immunity. it’s a thing you have to keep working on every cycle. this is why, they’re number one. keep building.

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  Stupifff (@Stupifff) reported 27 minutes ago

  2017 ICOs were NOT like the fabled alt szn brother We would read a 1 page white paper with an address at the bottom and you would send 1Eth and pray. It would be some retarded *** use case like a coin to pay for Hotel stays, or a coin designed to be sent on mobile to third world countries (Telcoin), coins used for home sharing networks (Bee Token), Decentralized P2P Video coin (Theta), Korean Ethereum (ICX) It sounds stupid now but back then this **** was ground breaking technology and we would throw money at it. Stay with me now. To transact online, you would need to go to MyEtherWallet and paste in your private key (actually) or plug in your ledger, manually set gas, there was no dApp connections, everything was manual. No Rabby or Phantom. We would follow Ian Balina's lists like the ******' bible, any ICO he shilled would instantly get 10x over subscribed. Bro was the original shitcoin KOL. It was so wild west and there was so much opportunity that we would see Binance Coin at $2 and think it was a waste of time because why should an exchange need a token? Most of your ICOs would rug and you would never get your tokens or your Eth back. Others would send you the tokens and they'll be worth almost nothing. But, if you just held (or forget about that ledger for a few years, in my case) sometimes you come back a surprise like Half a bitcoin in that stupid hotel coin, or a couple of bitcoin worth of Theta or Telcoin in 2021 So no, we weren't trading against plumbers. We were cowboys in the wild west and there was no sheriff in town.

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  DeltA (@D3LTA_0) reported 27 minutes ago

  July 2026 Exchange Spot Volume Report In July 2026, total spot trading volume across 14 major exchanges stood at $429.0 billion, down 21.7% MoM from $547.9 billion in June. All 14 exchanges recorded month-over-month declines. Binance ranked first with a trading volume of $196.5 billion, accounting for 45.8% of the total volume. It was followed by OKX at $41.6 billion and Bybit at $36.3 billion. Together, the top 3 exchanges accounted for 64.0% of the total spot trading volume. Among the 14 exchanges, Uniswap recorded the smallest monthly decline at 9.8%, followed by Kraken at 13.4% and Gate at 15.9%. Meanwhile, Bitfinex recorded the steepest decline at 59.7%, followed by Coinbase at 26.4% and Bybit at 24.5%.

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 27 minutes ago

  What Changed Since Ledger #1 & #2 🔄 PoX-5 restaking deadline: future → passed 🔄 sBTC signers: expected → rotation underway / 3 new institutional-grade signers confirmed 🔄 Genesis Bond: “around September” → Bitcoin block 966,350 / projected Sep. 10 🔄 Binance cohort: ACX, LSK and STX monitored together → ACX subsequently selected for delisting; STX and LSK were not 🔄 Korean crypto tax: 2027 remains current law, but a new proposal now seeks a delay to 2030 Still Unknown ⬜ Binance Monitoring Tag removal ⬜ Final Cycle 141 locked STX ⬜ Final Cycle 141 participant count ⬜ Full PoX-5 restaking recovery ⬜ Exact institutional BTC in the Genesis Bond ⬜ Actual institutional deals ⬜ Actual STX free-float reduction ⬜ Market-maker inventory changes ⬜ Whether supply tightening translates into sustained market repricing No price target. No prediction. No assumptions presented as facts. Facts stay facts. Statements stay statements. Unknowns stay unknown. No hype. No FUD. Just evidence.

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  Binance Announcement Feed (@Binance_Feed) reported 28 minutes ago

  📢 Binance Lite Loan: 70% Off Service Fee and Get a Chance to Share a 5,000 USDT Reward Pool! Impact: ⚪ ⏱ 07:00:03.591 UTC

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  ShadowX (@shadow12_x) reported 28 minutes ago

  @BenTodar Support education on binance is included in it?

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  Nova (@CryptoGirlNova) reported 29 minutes ago

  The market definitely also had its pitfalls and flaws back then. Navigating is something that was always needed. Both today and in the past. Yet despite all of the "pitfalls" mentioned below it still feels a far cry to the amount we have today. The scams of the OG influencers actually pumped for quite a while. (I know because when I was brand new I even followed YouTuber Suppoman to quickly buy the coin he mentioned which actually worked ONLY when you were trigger finger quick) ICO's surprisingly were very forgiven. Out of the 10 that launched, most actually launched at a profit and not a small bit either. In terms of exchanges luckily the smaller ones like Cryptopia didn't have that many users. Think most of us were trading on Bittrex (me) or Poloniex and upcoming Binance that made its entrance. FTX in 2022 and Luna, Celcius etc etc was a disaster though for many. But before 2022 I still consider the market easy mode compared to today. It all comes down that back then we had liquidity in abundance vs the amount of coins/tokens that launched. For every ICO there were 1000s that couldn't wait to get in. Today everyone is avoiding it like the plague (for good reason). The market was easier back then but the ENTRY was harder though. You were basically rewarded for taking the risk to get into it. When no one is there to mention anything about crypto to you, it's hard to take the plunge.

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  Giuliano (@GiulianoBigDuck) reported 33 minutes ago

  @MastrXYZ Since he's supporting BNB and clearly not investing Binance or CZ, I stopped paying attention to him on X. I only have notes for his TG channel. Mush better. This platform is just ****.

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  KhaiDao (@Khaikhaidao) reported 35 minutes ago

  @blockchainrptr bitfinex down 60% is brutal, ngl. liquidity following the flight to binance i guess.

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  HERE WE GO! (@escape2defi) reported 35 minutes ago

  Hey all - remember Oct 10, 2025? ethereum:0x4e3fbd56cd56c3e72c1403e103b45db9da5b9d2b data from that day: • Opened around $3.25 • Spiked down to a printed low of ~$0.74 (some exchange prints even lower, e.g. sub-$0.50 on Binance) • Closed the day around $2.08–$2.17 That was wild.

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  PEPE 🔮 (@pepearaucano) reported 35 minutes ago

  Binance drops a monitoring tag on $GLMR and they go: “We’re talking to Binance to fix it.” Sure, same energy as when they drained the liquidity and said “just migrate, trust us.” Zombie project with an AI agents rebrand. Congrats, scammers with a pitch deck. @zachxbt

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  Defi Rocketeer (@Defi_Rocketeer) reported 35 minutes ago

  @TheDeFiAngel @binance access is getting commoditized. utility is where the real race starts

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  Gnanesh Crypto (@Gnaneshcrypto07) reported 36 minutes ago

  A lot of people are texting me about $BEAT right now. I know exactly how much this position means, but I’m still holding. I’m not closing it until Binance actually delists the coin. Let me give you a real example. I bought heavily into $GUA while it was dumping. It crashed hard that day and I closed at a loss. My average entry was right around $0.09 I could have easily broken even, but I took the L. At the time GUA only had an $8M market cap and was ranked in the thousands. Just yesterday it pumped hard and the hype came right back. I honestly thought Binance was going to delist it… they didn’t. They even updated the last price. The exact same thing is going to happen with BEAT. People are celebrating that I’m in a loss right now. Cool, no problem. I was up $400 when BEAT hit $3.9 and I still didn’t sell, because I believe this coin has real potential to reclaim. Do you really think a coin with a $380M market cap is just going to get delisted for no proper reason? I’m only down about $230 right now. Even if it drops back to $0.50, I’m not sweating it. I know my target clearly and I’m waiting. I’ll show you what I’m made of. Challenge accepted.

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  Abdulbasit Tola (@Abdulbasit75260) reported 41 minutes ago

  The funny part isn’t simply that Binance had regulatory problems. It’s that OKX had its licence in January 2025, giving it roughly 17 months before the July 2026 deadline, while Binance was still trying to sort out its authorisation right before the deadline.

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  Kerry19 (@kerrylyy19) reported 42 minutes ago

  Binance continued working toward European authorisation but reached the July 2026 deadline without a MiCA licence in place. The crypto market may move at lightning speed, but regulators work on deadlines. And when the deadline finally arrives, it doesn’t matter

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  Walrus_Afanasiy (@afanasiyeth) reported 43 minutes ago

  gDEEP friends In my previous post, I talked about the DEXs we can use for margin trading during DeepBook Season 2. This time I want to focus specifically on the upcoming prediction platforms, which will definitely be one of the biggest events in the second half of 2026 First of all, there is obviously the official DeepBook prediction trading waitlist. You can enter your email and climb the leaderboard to get earlier access to the alpha. As @EmanAbio said recently, we only have a few weeks left to wait, so I think we could already see the launch sometime in September And don’t forget that this is supposed to be extremely precise prediction trading for 1m, 5m, 15m, and 1h token price movements. If you remember the Polymarket experience, its price could lag 15–20 seconds behind something like the Binance BTC chart, which opened up some pretty crazy opportunities. Here, I expect something much more accurate, with proper data and statistics behind it But what if you want to hedge the risks directly from your own wallet? And are there actually any other prediction projects on Sui? Yes - Yosuku. I’m personally taking part in the testnet, and so far it feels like an incredibly convenient and genuinely useful product. It’s built entirely on DeepBook, and on top of that, it has received a huge amount of attention and support on Twitter from people around Mysten. Just look at who follows them and who keeps showing up in the replies. My view is that this is absolutely something worth trading and testing, either alongside the main DeepBook predictions or as a hedging tool. Skipping Yosuku simply doesn’t make sense Are you also waiting to start making predictions with DeepBook, and are you hyped for Season 2? @yosuku0 @DeepBookonSui

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  Iren (@Iren16438723) reported 50 minutes ago

  One thing that stands out with bStocks is how accessible fractional ownership actually is. You can start with just $5. No need to buy a full share. According to early data, around 99.65% of Tesla ($TSLAB) trades by quantity were fractional, and fractional volume made up about 88.5% of total $TSLAB trading value. That shows real usage, not just experiments. For someone who doesn’t want to open a separate brokerage account just to try a small position, this format removes a lot of friction. Everything stays inside Binance, with USDT and 24/7 access. @binance

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  Janet24 (@Janet24446833) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Tmt246 @okx Compliance isn’t just about being clean — it’s about being early. OKX built its regulatory foundation ahead of time, while Binance waited and paid the price in lost market access. In crypto, timing can be as valuable as compliance itself.

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  Neeballs (@Neeballs) reported 55 minutes ago

  0xe1e399bcff598724a77c2619fc991b3600397777 could be something could not TLDR Binance is expanding its margin-collateral options by allowing eligible users to pledge GMEB (GameStop tokenized securities) as collateral, but this is not the same as allowing users to use actual GME shares, and access is highly restricted geographically and by account eligibility. big highlight on geographical and account eligibility....... nonetheless decent stride forward for bnb RWA as a whole 23k mc

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  Cryptoalphacall (@Cryptoalph360) reported 56 minutes ago

  $CYS update Retail is shorting the top with leverage, which fuels the move up. Price is up 40% on the day, liquidating over $1M in short positions. Meanwhile smart money whales are long, $8M, average entry around 1.00. 79% of them in profit. Whale shorts are the minority at 1M$. OI on Binance ~27M. Strong resistance sits at 1.4-1.55, filled with sell limits. Support below is thinner. Watch these levels. They can be a target for longs to take profit, which could correct price. If shorts keep covering their leveraged positions, it can drive price higher. #cys #cysusdt