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  Маша Малолина (@OakFlow111) reported 5 minutes ago

  Please contact me if you have any Binance perpetual contract projects requiring a market maker. We can provide full funding. If your project has already received an offer from Binance but lacks the necessary capital, we can also provide support.

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  Whopz🚬 (@Whopzbet) reported 9 minutes ago

  @binance More like BNB trenches on life support

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  AYOMIDE ⚜️ (@AbiodunnS) reported 12 minutes ago

  How do you even fade this? A cat living on a construction site, named SUE, wearing a yellow BNB hard hat. She wears a hard hat that is definitely Binance-style. Doge, Shiba, Pnut, Penguin, all had some kinda background story behind em. Idk man but 50M or the market is wrong. $sue 0x2Ab8A4Dd2191989aC2898006Df350B236D2B7777 I gave y’all many hours ago though.

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  Arjun Chand (@arjunnchand) reported 12 minutes ago

  1 - shows all tokenized stocks issued by multiple issuers in one place xStocks, Ondo, Robinhood, Coinbase, Binance have all issued tokenized stocks on different blockchains to the average user, they need a single place to access all of these assets jumper's RWA page does that next step in it's evolution is enabling users to pick the right issuer for each asset as well if they're particularly opinionated about which issuer they want to trust - they can already pick and choose if they're not, they would still need some more help to pick an issuer - and we can find a process to pick that for them, while giving them multiple options to choose from

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  Symbios (@SymbiosAi) reported 14 minutes ago

  Binance's own VP of product says the company can't see why its AI agents make the trades they make. So how do you protect someone's money from a decision-maker you can't audit? On August 20, Binance answered with Agent OS – a system that lets AI apps like ChatGPT and Claude plug into a trading account through MCP (a connector standard letting outside AI tools act inside another company's app) and place trades on their own. The guardrails sit on the money, not the reasoning. Withdrawals are off by default. Every agent works inside its own separate sub-account. And the daily caps say exactly what Binance worries about: $100,000 if the agent is trading DeFi (crypto swapped directly between people, no bank in the middle), just $20 if it's only sending a payment. Same account, same day, a five-thousand-times gap. Nobody explains why the agent bought or sold. VP Jeff Li put it plainly: the limits protect the money, not the decision behind it. I go back and forth on whether that's reckless or just the first honest version of something already true everywhere – a loan algorithm, a fraud filter, neither explains itself either. Binance just said it out loud, in public, about trading. Coinbase, Kraken and OKX are building the same kind of system, so it's not one company's bet. If it holds, the real business sits around the trading, not in it – risk limits sold as a service, audits for decisions nobody can read. Still a bet on where this goes, not a market that exists yet. The question was never whether AI agents would trade. It's who gets paid to watch them while they do.

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  I am Immortal (@deoriginalme) reported 17 minutes ago

  Let’s talk about slippage. What is Slippage? Slippage is a gap between the price you expect to pay for a trade and the price at which the order actually fills. In fast-moving markets or low-liquidity pools, prices shift in the milliseconds it takes for your transaction to get confirmed. If you set your slippage tolerance too low, your trade fails and you still waste gas fees; set it too high, and you risk getting front-run by MEV bots that gladly skim off the difference. Whether you are swapping on a DEX, running a trading bot, or executing large orders, managing slippage comes down to timing, pool liquidity, and setting smart slippage limits. To keep your execution tight and avoid getting eaten up by slippage, there are a few simple strategies you can use: First, use limit orders whenever you are trading on centralized exchanges like Binance or Coinbase. Limit orders guarantee you only buy or sell at your target price or better, completely eliminating negative slippage. For larger trades, break your order into smaller chunks to avoid draining a liquidity pool all at once. Follow to learn more and stay updated. @kwidao

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  KEBBI KING 👑 (@Kebbi_kingjr) reported 18 minutes ago

  LUNC PRICE ACTION DESERVES A CLOSER LOOK The Binance LUNC/USDT trade history is showing a striking pattern of repeated small-sized executions happening within milliseconds of each other, with many trades clustered around the same price levels. This type of activity can be consistent with algorithmic or high-frequency trading. When automated orders continuously hit the market around narrowly defined levels, they can create significant short-term pressure and make it difficult for price to move freely. The key question is not simply whether bots are trading $LUNC . Bots are common across major exchanges. The real question is whether automated order flow is contributing to persistent sell-side pressure and preventing genuine demand from pushing LUNC higher. If buying pressure continues to appear but price repeatedly gets pushed back down around the same levels, traders should pay close attention to the order book, trade sizes, execution frequency, liquidity and whether the pattern persists across different timeframes. The screenshot is certainly worth investigating, but we should distinguish between evidence of automated trading and proof of deliberate price suppression. $LUNC holders deserve transparent markets and fair price discovery.

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  Mian Waheed (@MianWah54380159) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Grace12jx Binance Lite Loans can make borrowing against crypto easier to understand and access. Still, DYOR before using any loan product. 🔎

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  memeguy (@memeguy1994) reported 28 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Cousin, do you plan to add an AI CHIPS sector to support AI agents and dividend stocks on Binance in the future?

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 30 minutes ago

  from here, sellers can push BNBCAT lower if buyers stop absorbing sales in its main PancakeSwap V2 pool, which holds about $236k of two-sided liquidity. buyers pushed implied FDV 56.4x to $8.02m in 30h48m with $314k in the pool at the high, then sellers cut it 49% to $4.09m. after the high, Ourbit, KCEX, MEXC and LBank opened trading in BNBCAT, and neither Binance nor CZ has committed to support it.

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  Chrisedge™️ (@EdgeMaxii) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Sophia_WebX Binance announcing a coin and a random presale website are two very different things. 👀

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  Emerald Insights (@Sojiooo1) reported 34 minutes ago

  @NigeriaStories Many top crypto app in Nigeria use Binance API. That's what they are pulling the plug. They just need to move there API to the site that is working.

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  BullifyX (@Bullify_X) reported 36 minutes ago

  @cas_abbe @binance I can definitely relate to this. I’ve experienced the same issue myself, and it’s frustrating when genuine engagement gets buried under spam copy paste comments and reciprocal interactions

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  Arslan (@_E_T_F_) reported 37 minutes ago

  Need liquidity but don’t want to sell your crypto? Binance Lite Loan is a fixed-term crypto-backed loan. Eligible users can currently use $BTC as collateral to borrow $USDT Your collateral stays in place during the loan term and can continue generating yield through Simple Earn Flexible Products. The initial loan term is 30 days with a 1% upfront service fee. During these first 30 days, there is no LTV-triggered liquidation and no LTV management is required, making the process more predictable. But this is still borrowing against a volatile asset. Overdue loans can accrue penalty interest, and liquidation may apply after the initial term under certain conditions. Product availability and eligibility can vary by region. Always check the applicable product terms, understand the repayment conditions, and DYOR before using a crypto-backed loan. Would you consider borrowing against your crypto instead of selling it? #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  kallen (@kallen_cc) reported 37 minutes ago

  9/ I am writing this not only because of my $8,000. If your funds are stolen and transferred to Binance, customer support, the police, the Cyber Police, and even a court decision may not be enough to help you.