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  Crypto Dojo (@CryptoDojo) reported 29 seconds ago

  @FranciswongCro @binance I’m not, every exchange that shuts down could potentially mean that investors may not be able to convert/send their crypto off the exchange and/or transfer their funds off the platform.

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  𝙤1𝙥! | Bitsfex (@proletu) reported 46 seconds ago

  @timmyisagod Why hasn’t Binance or Gate shut down? There’s more to this, and crypto isn’t dead.

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  Crypto Patel (@CryptoPatel) reported 6 minutes ago

  Bitcoin Whales Just Sent A Major Warning Before The Fed $BTC Whale Inflows To Binance Have Dropped 44% Since June. Retail Inflows? Only Down 22%. That Means Retail Is Now Sending 2x More BTC To Binance Than Whales. The Big Question... Are Whales Waiting For The Fed Before Making Their Next Move? With The FOMC Decision Around The Corner, This Divergence Could Soon Decide Bitcoin's Next Major Direction.

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  Mosterin.SOL (@Mosterin_0) reported 9 minutes ago

  🚨 CZ just dropped the real reason Binance isn’t lining up to buy failing exchanges like BitMEX and BitMart. It’s not the brand. It’s not the user base. It’s the tech debt. Once you buy an exchange, you’re also buying every hidden vulnerability, backdoor, and half-baked system the old team left behind. Even if you take full control of the business, the old code and infrastructure can still get you wrecked months later. Buying a dying exchange isn’t like buying a normal company. It needs way deeper due diligence - or you risk inheriting a ticking time bomb. CZ says these deals can happen but only with extreme caution. His advice to users of platforms that are shutting down: Self-custody if (and only if) you actually know how to handle seed phrases safely Or move to a big exchange with serious reserves and security track record

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  Anti Misinfo Watch (@JimGentile12) reported 13 minutes ago

  @hineycoin Using the Binance name does not make the sender Binance. Stop the transfer first, then verify the domain, account and case through official support. The original notice matters more than the headline

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  wali (@xwalii) reported 14 minutes ago

  @lechriss17 I have more than three wallets too but i always transfer all my funds through Binance P2P so all my transaction records are available on Binance btw toyu app is still not working even after reinstall 😭

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  Peroxide 🪑 (@KoechRoman4770) reported 19 minutes ago

  @md_nazum @binance Did you get help??

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  HL HUB (Community) (@Hyperliquid_Hub) reported 19 minutes ago

  Outdated CEXs are shutting down one by one. BitMEX, BitMart… this is only the beginning. This is not a temporary crisis. This is inevitable natural selection. Traders have already changed their behavior: from CEX → DEX. Look at the real data (July 27, 2026): • Hyperliquid OI: $5.72B (+28% in just 30 days) • 10.3% of total Open Interest across all CEXs • 1.12× Bybit (flipped on June 28) • 0.85× OKX • 0.80× Bitget • 0.23× Binance and still climbing steadily One on-chain exchange has already surpassed Bybit in Open Interest, while the gap with Binance is being closed day by day. In the next 5–10 years, the biggest trend will no longer be “new coins.” It will be the tokenization of every real-world asset (stocks, real estate, bonds, commodities…) onto the blockchain. Billions of users will be pulled on-chain. So the real question is: Which chain is actually capable of handling billions of traders trading simultaneously — with CEX-like speed, cost, and experience — while remaining decentralized? Hyperliquid is currently leading this race with its purpose-built L1 for perpetuals + HyperEVM. What do you think?Comment the chain name + your reasoning + the core technology that team owns to make this vision possible.CEXs are dying. On-chain is just getting started.

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  Wali (@waleed_gaea) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris Just Closed My short trade on this **** involve Market Makers Highly they Not Gonna let you win easy So Better Stay Away specially Binance Too Involved In this Volatile Chart World No 1 exchange (Gambler) last week left Exchange Also For better Too much fees For Nothing

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 22 minutes ago

  $AKE — Bullish structure confirmed, breakout retesting as support 📊 Price broke out clean from the resistance zone, and after tapping new highs, it's now retesting that same zone from above, exactly what a healthy breakout looks like. Structure has been textbook, higher lows building since the 22nd, respecting the rising trendline through every pullback. Currently at $0.0042374, up +35.23% today. Spot Entry Zone: 0.0038 - 0.0044 (accumulate on this retest holding as support) Risk Management: Invalidation: a clean break and close below 0.0035 weakens this structure, exit if that happens - Sell 33% at $0.006 - Sell another 33% at $0.007 - Hold remaining 33% for $0.010 as a longer-term target Structure remains bullish as long as this support zone holds. Manage your position size, don't go all-in. DYOR. NFA. #AKE #Binance

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  Lem (@0xLemuel) reported 23 minutes ago

  @BunkeeMunkee only binance listing can save this ****

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  NURSEPIPSEMPIRE 📉 (@NursePipsEmpire) reported 23 minutes ago

  @StarPlatinum_ If binance goes down So does crypto Don't know why but it's just a gut feeling

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  Queen mother 👑 (@Trilabss) reported 24 minutes ago

  Wallet's tokenized securities, the journey can be much simpler. Here's how to get started: Create or access your Binance Wallet. Complete any required identity verification. Fund your wallet with supported assets. Navigate to the Tokenized Securities section.

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  RawBooty.com | Price ≠ ΣFCFₜ/(1+r)ᵗ (@RawBooty2) reported 25 minutes ago

  @JasonEBurack The primary question i'd be asking myself if i cared is does what binance do primarily a) increase supply b) primarily increase market access. if it's mostly market access, i'm not sure i'd call it counterfeiting. i'd more inclined to classify it as a synthetic product.

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  G dog (@gdogf26) reported 30 minutes ago

  @BitMEX is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing it of running an internal trading desk that hunted its own customers’ liquidations. Maybe @binance should be investigated for October 10 2025 The post from @van00sa (July 26, 2026) accurately summarizes the core claims in a complaint filed July 23, 2026 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York by BKX Services Inc. and David Namdar. The suit was filed the same day BitMEX (operated by HDR Global Trading) announced it would permanently shut down on September 23, 2026. Main allegations in the complaint • An internal “Insider Trading Desk” (allegedly run largely by former Head of Business Development Gregory Dwyer) had “God access” to confidential customer data, including hidden orders and exact liquidation prices — information BitMEX told users was private. • Software calculated which price moves would trigger the maximum number of customer liquidations; the desk then traded to push the market there. • Positions were auto-liquidated while remaining collateral was still worth roughly twice the actual losses. Excess Bitcoin was routed into BitMEX’s insurance fund instead of being returned. • During the March 13, 2020 crash, servers froze for ~25 minutes, locking users out while ~$800 million in leveraged positions were liquidated. The internal desk allegedly continued trading through the outage. • Plaintiffs claim combined losses of 622.66 BTC (BKX ~305.81 BTC across 13 liquidations in 2018; Namdar ~316.85+ BTC across multiple liquidations 2019–2020). They seek return of the Bitcoin itself (replevin) plus compensatory and punitive damages. The proposed class covers U.S. customers who traded BitMEX Bitcoin swaps from July 23, 2018 onward. Defendants named include BitMEX/HDR entities, co-founders Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, and Samuel Reed, plus Gregory Dwyer. A nearly identical set of claims appeared in a 2020 class action that was closed in June 2025 without a ruling on the liquidation issues. BitMEX’s current CEO has called the new suit “spurious and opportunistic,” saying the exchange has successfully defended similar claims before and will do so again.