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  Spark (@Ethmojins) reported 2 seconds ago

  @TheMisterTurtle Binance is promoting you, if this doesnt go into the multimillions it would go down as the biggest missed opportunity ever lol.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 4 minutes ago

  ESP is sitting directly under a ceiling near $0.0724 — worth watching, not chasing. A clean 4-hour close above $0.0725 on strong volume puts it back in play. The setup right now is lopsided. There's only about 0.7% of headroom before price runs into the lid that has capped every recent rally, while the nearest real floor sits 6–7% lower around $0.0671. That's far more room to fail than to work, which is why this stays on the radar rather than something to lean into. Zooming in, the 1-hour chart has already printed two failed pushes at the same high, and the energy behind each attempt is quietly fading — the classic shape of a stall, not a breakout building. On the 4-hour, the move is also stretched unusually wide versus how this coin normally travels, so the easy part of the run is likely already behind us. The wider tape isn't helping either. The dollar is firming up and the money that is flowing into crypto is rotating toward Bitcoin rather than smaller names, and both of those are headwinds for an alt trying to push through resistance. Two things would flip this back into something interesting: a decisive 4-hour close above $0.0725 with real volume behind it (ceiling broken, read invalidated), or a patient pullback into the $0.0707–$0.0712 shelf where the risk finally lines up with the reward. Until one of those prints, ESP is a watch, not a chase. — 📡 On the Radar · $ESP · Available on Binance

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  𒀖Ackza𒀖₿ (@ackzacrypto) reported 5 minutes ago

  @binance stock traders league? Are you gonna turn day trading into a competitive e-sport? wait....so the "fans" can literaly help manipulate the market live....if they are rich enough thats something logan paul would love... slow milking the excitement of "number go up" but golf style

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  Greg Miller (@greg_miller05) reported 7 minutes ago

  More people across MENA are getting into crypto. And the first question most of them ask is, which platform should I use? It sounds simple. It isn't. The platform you choose matters more than most beginners realize. Knowing what to actually look for before signing up is worth more than any recommendation. First thing, verify you're on the official website or app before anything else. Fake platforms exist and some look almost identical to the real thing. Check the URL carefully. Download apps only from official sources. This one step alone protects you from a category of scams that catches a lot of people off guard. Next, look at what security tools the platform offers. Two-factor authentication, anti-phishing codes, withdrawal whitelisting, these aren't extras, they're basics. A platform worth using makes them easy to find and set up. Support channels matter too. What happens when something goes wrong? Can you actually reach someone through official verified channels? Most people don't think about this until they need it. Also worth checking, does the platform invest in helping you understand how things work? Free educational resources like Binance Academy exist for exactly this reason. And say this plainly: no legitimate support agent will ever ask for your password, OTP, seed phrase, or private keys. If anyone does stop immediately. No platform removes all risk. But the right one gives you the tools to manage it. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Rx (@robindotbd) reported 8 minutes ago

  All the exes have stopped deposits but they haven't closed yet it's very suspicious, @binance @zachxbt @genius_sirenBSC issues control market

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  Roman Munoz (@kineticalchemy) reported 9 minutes ago

  @MerlijnTrader Huge sell block at 65k in Binance exchange. Lets see…

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  LUCIUS ARTORUS CASTUS (@askeladdcastus0) reported 10 minutes ago

  $5.6 billion in SpaceX perpetual volume on Binance. in 24 hours. making it the number 2 most traded product on the entire exchange. only Bitcoin trades more on Binance right now. SpaceX just walked in and pushed Ethereum, SOL, everything else down the list. $9 billion across the full IPO period. 60% of ALL volume across every CEX and DEX combined. 14.74 million futures trades. nearly 9x OKX. but forget the numbers for a second. think about where we came from. 2013 — Bitcoin was buying pizza and getting seized by the FBI. 2017 — crypto was "tulip mania" and a "fraud" according to Jamie Dimon. 2022 — FTX collapsed and Congress called it a criminal enterprise. 2024 — ETFs finally approved after a decade of rejection. 2026 —,the largest IPO in human history lists on Nasdaq. and crypto processes more volume on it than traditional finance Wall Street created the SpaceX IPO. crypto ate the volume. Binance processed 14.74 million SpaceX trades. the NYSE specialists who handled the actual listing? a fraction of that. this is not a crypto story anymore. this is a market structure story. the infrastructure that started with pizza purchases in 2010 just became the dominant venue for the world's biggest financial event. we didn't just arrive at the table. we became the table. @binance

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  Hanzo ㊗️ (@DeFi_Hanzo) reported 10 minutes ago

  🚨 THESE CEXES SCAMMED US ON $SPCX IPO people deposited Billions to get exposure, got their allocations cancelled, while THEY made Millions. here's what Binance, Kraken and other CEXes did during Space X IPO on June 12th: > Scammers number 1 | Kraken Kraken promised $ of allocation in SpaceX IPO, good terms for VIP accounts, little oversubscription for the rest (as they said). what happened next? whether you deposited $5M or $1,000, you received $600 allocation. the rest? went somewhere. fyi, allocation on Kraken became visible after the stock was listed and the profits were GUARANTEED The CEX itself said that banks couldn't completely fill their order and that's why the allocation size was cut. trust them or not – your decision. > Scammers number 2 | MEXC Those guys launched several preIPOsales, collected millions of dollars, then during the real IPO said that "the real" stock will have another ticker and the previous one was just premarket version. sold air made millions perfect > Scammers number 3 | Binance they simply couldn't process with IPO, made a 100% refund, distributed $1,000,000 of bStocks among all users. Is all of this **** legal? Idk It's legal as long as you lose, only when they lose it's getting ilegal. big CEXes promissed allocation to IPO, people collected and sent money, last moment they changed their terms. could they use your money to buy the allocation themselves? I think yes. did they do it? who knows. just another proof that if you are big enough, you create the rules.

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  Bashir m lawal (@m_bashir57374) reported 10 minutes ago

  Do it for the remaining precrash holders who are dying, getting sick, or developed severe anxiety and depression. Remember WHY you created this recovery plan! Please help these good people!!! They deserve to be made whole and no one else can do it other than you! @binance C

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  kizito (@kizitoxbt) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Obesepotato_hl @binance this is a general issue with @xStocksFi not binance

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  Henryk Sarat (@henryksarat) reported 12 minutes ago

  @JeremieCG @Obesepotato_hl @binance What does an airdrop do? Airdrop of a **** token or an nft?

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  Anonymous (@JGATHIMBA) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Whale___SOLL Morning am here looking for only 15$ i will not pay any fees nor have any old wallets if its task i can do am open to do that DM if you want to help me here is my Wallet address my Binance UID is :1179302136 and my SOL address: 9gJHnQZ916Ehun2vYKKZMv2Uy6SJ2RCSH7KJpH1SbdKm

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  lenoom (@lenoom114) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris @cz_binance @binance They didt find money in new listed shitcoins , so they. Think lets do this **** , pump dump , people already losing dry the liquidity . And we start again , all platform are participate in this scam no excuse of any of them , are doing ***** job to traders , stop entering this

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  Dr Martin Hiesboeck (@MHiesboeck) reported 18 minutes ago

  Gensyn - now on @UpholdInc is actually quite interesting. Gensyn is a decentralized infrastructure network (often called a DePIN project) designed to act as a global, open-source marketplace for AI computing power. Think of it as the Airbnb or Uber for computer processing—connecting people who need massive computing power to train AI models with people who have idle GPUs (graphics cards) sitting around in gaming PCs, small data centers, and eventually, even smartphones. The project is backed by major venture firms like **a16z crypto** and launched its official mainnet and native **$AI** token. What Does Gensyn Do? The main problem Gensyn solves is the massive bottleneck and centralization in AI. Right now, if you want to train a complex AI model, you usually have to pay huge sums to tech giants like Microsoft, Google, or Amazon to use their cloud data centers. Gensyn breaks this monopoly by creating a decentralized alternative. It operates through four core pillars: The Compute Marketplace: It aggregates global, underutilized hardware, making AI training potentially **10x to 100x cheaper** and much more accessible to everyday developers. Trustless Verification:** If you pay an anonymous person on the internet to train your AI model, how do you know they actually did the work correctly and didn't just guess? Gensyn uses a **Reproducible Execution Environment (REE)** and cryptographic proofs to verify that the math was done correctly without having to re-run the whole workload. Agent eXchange Layer (AXL):** A peer-to-peer, encrypted communication system that allows AI models and autonomous agents to talk to one another and exchange data directly, eliminating centralized servers. Delphi (The First Live App):** Gensyn features its own built-in applications. Its premier app, Delphi, is an on-chain prediction and information market where outcomes are settled automatically by AI oracles instead of human moderators. What is the $AI Token and What Does It Do The **$AI token** (also listed on some exchanges like Binance as *AIGENSYN*) is the native fuel powering the entire ecosystem. It has a fixed maximum supply of 10 billion tokens and serves three primary functions: Network Payments & Settlement Every time a developer wants to request a machine learning task, query an AI model, or buy compute power on the network, they pay for those services using the $AI token. It is the default currency of the ecosystem. Staking and Security (Economic Alignment) To keep the network honest, validators and "Verifiers" must lock up (stake) a certain amount of $AI tokens as collateral. 👍 If they do an honest job checking the computations, they receive $AI rewards. 😡 If they try to cheat or submit fraudulent data, their staked tokens are **slashed** (permanently taken away). The Deflationary "Buy-and-Burn" Mechanism What makes the token economics particularly interesting to crypto enthusiasts is its value-accrual design. A portion of the protocol fees generated across the network—starting with a 0.5% trading fee from the Delphi app—automatically flows into a smart contract vault. The vault automatically buys $AI tokens back from the open market. Of those purchased tokens, **70% are permanently burned** (destroyed), 29% go to the community treasury, and 1% reward the person who triggered the contract. This creates constant deflationary pressure; the more the network is used, the scarcer the token becomes.

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  Pathfinding in AI&Crypto (@Pathfinding_AI) reported 27 minutes ago

  Week in crypto: $1.72 billion left BTC ETFs, Microstrategy bought another 1,550 BTC, and Circle launched cirBTC in Ethereum. ➡ BTC tested our nerves again. The price was falling to ~$59k and bouncing back to ~$63.2k, and there were about $590 million in liquidations on the market, including ~$445 million in shorts, IBD writes. ETF outflows of $1.72 billion for the week and macro were pressuring it: CPI, the US inflation index, came out at +0.5% MoM and +4.2% YoY, according to BLS. ➡ @MicroStrategy bought BTC again. The company took 1,550 BTC for about $101 million and brought its holdings to 845,256 BTC, CoinDesk writes. On the channel we already broke down this purchase: Saylor remains the main corporate buyer of bitcoin even after the story with the sale of 32 BTC. ➡ @circle brought cirBTC to Ethereum. This is wrapped BTC with backing of 1 cirBTC = 1 BTC, the company described the official launch in the Circle blog. ➡ Japan 🇯🇵 is moving crypto closer to stocks. A new law opens the way to crypto ETFs and lowering the tax burden from 55% to 20%, CoinDesk writes. If this reaches practice, Japan could become one of the friendliest major markets for regulated crypto. ➡ SEC 🇺🇸 is preparing the ground for tokenized stocks. The Commission proposed repealing Rules 611 and 610(e) Reg NMS, says the SEC release. For the market, this could remove part of the old exchange mechanics that prevent stocks from normally moving onchain. ➡ Humanity Protocol took a hit to its keys. Because of a private-key breach, the project lost more than $32 million, and the H token fell by more than 80%, CoinDesk writes. This is a reminder: multisig and pretty words about security do not save you if keys are stored badly. ➡ Tokenized @SpaceX stocks broke at the start. Binance, Bybit, Bitget Wallet and MEXC canceled distributions of tokenized SpaceX IPO allocations and promised refunds, Cointelegraph writes. For a newcomer, the takeaway is harsh: tokenized access to stocks may not give the same rights and guarantees as a regular stock.