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  steve (@qz_stev) reported 51 seconds ago

  In a month when $ANSEM is listed on Binance and $1+ You guys will be sad that your Robinhood coins are down 99% hahaha

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  逍遥游 | fly_welinkBTC | 🔶 BNB (@fly_welinkBTC) reported 2 minutes ago

  Buy US stocks on Binance Today, the three giants of inference chips have followed completely different paths: Broadcom's $AVGO closed at $399.97, down slightly by 0.28%. - Marwell (MRVL) closed at $235.81, down 3.04%. Microchip (MCHP) closed at $88.59, up 0.37%. The drop in Marwell's stock price is not unexpected. In the past six months, it has risen from 70 to 235, and the market had already priced in the hype surrounding custom chips. With Jensen Huang just finalizing a $2 billion investment and news of a joint venture with Google to develop next-generation inference chips circulating, the positive news is being realized one after another, so it's normal for short-term funds to withdraw first. Broadcom's situation is completely different. Apple just signed a multi-year custom chip contract locked in until 2031, maximizing the visibility of one-fifth of its annual revenue. In the custom inference line, Broadcom and Marvell are already a de facto duopoly; whoever secures the big contract will be the shovel seller for the next decade. The US dollar index weakened to 100.96, and the US 10-year Treasury yield inverted upward at 4.56%. The macro environment is not favorable for growth stocks, but the sector's own logic is clearly stronger.

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  sxro (@circvsfiance) reported 3 minutes ago

  Yeah I was one of the mfs fudding solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump at a 100M valuation. One week later, it's sitting next to my solana:JUPyiwrYJFskUPiHa7hkeR8VUtAeFoSYbKedZNsDvCN position in my sol bag. Here is what happened: 1. Hyperliquid listing. Most exchanges list anything for volume. HL doesn't. When a token makes it into one of those barely 53 slots, it's a signal of long term convictionfrom a team staking its reputation on it. As of a week ago, only 2 Solana-native markets had been listed: uSOL and FARTCOIN. Ansem is now the third one. Remember when LAB did a 10x in a few days, RAVE did another 20x, only to now be down 90%, and some dexs started listing those shitcoins in order to increase their total volume? Well, now they are 90% down from their ath. Do you think Jeff would risk his reputation by listing a shitcoin like some do? 2. It has a reputed community, with it's prime mover being the most influencial guy on solana by far (@blknoiz06) That's more than enough for some investors with a stupid ammount of money lol. 3. Bear market momentum. No CEX is going to be listing memecoins for now. Once attention shifts away from blue chip coins toward newer stuff, there's going to be pressure on them to start listing new tickers. Binance even listed peanut, who ******** keeps buying that. CEX listing -> wider market exposure. Simple. 4. Volume is still holding around85-100M/day, that's one of the genuinely bullish signals, dead coins don't move that kind of size. Also, intraday vol is brutal, -20-30% swings are normal rn. Still high risk/high spec, not a core position until it stabilizes. You know, solana isn't the most attractive chain for trading, but there are still some opportunities in the long term. Don't get fooled by some payed creators sending it to 900mc in a few days. That said I'd give it an honest 2x from now to a few weeks. DYOR

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  Octopus (@Octop3s) reported 4 minutes ago

  like i’ve been saying, offering a card alone is just one small piece of the puzzle. the real goal is getting into people’s local payment systems so they can use crypto to pay bills, buy groceries, pay for internet basically use it in their day-to-day lives. the only CEX that’s really getting this right, in my opinion, is @Bybit_Official through Bybit Pay. even though Binance launched a similar product first, you couldn’t really use it for local payments. you mainly use crypto to buy gift cards, send crypto to other Binance users, or pay merchants that already accept Binance Pay. in some countries you can scan QR codes to pay, but the merchant still has to integrate Binance Pay first. there’s also crypto friction in the mix. if the person you’re paying doesn’t accept crypto, you can’t really pay them. Bybit Pay changes that. you can pay anyone in real life without them even realizing crypto rails are being used underneath. right now they’re focusing on LATAM and Africa: • send money directly to local bank accounts in Nigeria or through mobile money across parts of West Africa. • send money in Brazil through Pix and in Mexico through SPEI. the payment comes from your crypto balance, but the person on the other side just receives local currency. they don’t even know crypto was involved. that’s much closer to crypto’s end goal. obviously there are still issues today FX fees, conversion spreads, and other inefficiencies. but that’s normal. we’re still in the very early stages. as adoption scales, pricing should become much more competitive. and honestly, most people don’t even care that much about those FX fees at the moment when you compare them to what traditional finance already charges them. so i see this as a step in the right direction. keep building.

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  Sevens🐐 (@HuynhThien0007) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Flexl0y @binance @PiCoreTeam No. Because why would a top global exchange prepare to put garbage on its own exchange? Those PhDs are just speculators.

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  defido 👊⛽️ (@defido) reported 4 minutes ago

  @srhhadron @vibhu Issue is Binance/HTX and the Chinese cartel CEX does it far better, and the world knows it, so to do this, you really have to go hard, really hard, this is not a place you can step into lightly. They're borderline criminal tbh.

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  RnGcrYptO 🎲 🤙🏾 (@RnGcrYptO) reported 8 minutes ago

  eu users are voting with their feet 👀 after binance pulled out, the majority chose self custody over regulated platforms. Surface read: regulatory compliance working as intended. Real read: people still don't trust centralized gatekeepers, even when they're "licensed" 🧠 This is the actual signal MiCA regulators should be studying 🫡🏾 $BTC #Crypto #DeFi #Regulation

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  Zamil Shahriar (@jamil9501) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris Plasse Help me I will follow up with you. Binance UID: 97611204

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 13 minutes ago

  ALLO is pressed right against a ceiling near $0.408 with almost no room to run and a long way to fall — this one goes on the watchlist, not into the book. Step back and the daily chart tells you why. ALLO has already had a huge move, and it's now bumping into resistance at $0.408 with the price essentially glued to that wall. Zoom out to the 4-hour and the picture gets worse: the next real floor sits down around $0.378, roughly 6% below where price is trading. So the trade has maybe half a percent of room to work in its favor and six percent of room to work against it — the math simply doesn't reward taking a swing here. The shorter timeframes are quietly confirming the caution. On the 1-hour, each bounce is coming in a little weaker than the last even as price grinds higher, which is usually the tell that buyers are getting tired. On the 15-minute, price is sitting below the level where recent buyers stepped in, and volume is unusually thin — there's no real demand showing up to punch through that ceiling. Layer on the fact that Bitcoin is quietly pulling capital away from smaller coins this week, and ALLO is fighting a market-wide headwind on top of its own local problem. The setup itself isn't bad — it's the price that's wrong. What would flip this back into play is simple: a clean 4-hour close back above $0.409 on strong volume. That would mean the ceiling actually broke instead of just holding, and the read changes with it. Until then, it's on the radar, not in the book. — 📡 On the Radar · $ALLO · Available on Binance

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  Emre Arda (@emre_arda8390) reported 14 minutes ago

  @CryptoHzr @TOSAinuBNB Nobody can make money from altcoins anymore Investors have abandoned the market because they're constantly losing money. Cryptocurrencies have turned into garbage; even Bitcoin and Ethereum have lost their former popularity. Binance have officially destroyed cryptocurrencies.

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  KNIGHT (@cryptoknight890) reported 15 minutes ago

  HOLLY **** ! Most people only post after the pump happens, But this Japanese guy 🇯🇵 seems to have foreseen almost everything. He was the only one to buy $LAB at the bottom when no one cared, and then sold his entire position at the peak, making a massive profit. CZ even follows him on X and frequently comments on his posts. Rumor has it that he used to work at Binance and possesses extensive experience in the crypto space. This @Ryker_Crypto looks like insider

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  MARINE (@web3_marine) reported 16 minutes ago

  @jargon_sol real binance will never dm call or ask for codes if someone does hang up and go straight to the app support

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  Mohamed Yunus (@MohamedYunus2) reported 16 minutes ago

  @zebpaysupport Thank you but this is over board of time. To credit a crypto deposit so much time in a platform a crypto platform should be faster. My other platform Binance I have never faced a problem like this it credits instant.

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  ONe 👁 666 🔺🐓 (@666Aenaz37) reported 21 minutes ago

  Nonsense @avax for **** article... @binance more business than Avax... What's shame about this...

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  Pastor Bob Joyce (@PastorBobj1776) reported 23 minutes ago

  🚨 BREAKING: 10 MILLION CRYPTO USERS AT RISK IN THE EU 🚨 ​MiCA's hard deadline hits tomorrow, July 1st, and the crypto world is bracing for impact. 🛑🇪🇺 With over 80% of platforms failing to secure the mandatory EU license, millions of accounts face immediate service cutoffs and restricted access. Even major players like Binance are winding down unlicensed operations. The centralized model just fractured. If regulators can shut out 10 million users overnight, the message is clear: ​Go Decentralized. Go Web3. 🌐🔓 Your keys, your crypto.