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  Osman Ghazi (@usmanghazipk) reported 4 minutes ago

  Did you know you can borrow against your crypto without selling it? Binance Lite Loan is a fixed-term, crypto-backed lending product built to make that possible. Right now, users can borrow USDT using BTC as eligible collateral, with an initial 30-day loan term and a 1% upfront service fee. Here's the part that stands out during that initial 30-day term, there's no LTV-triggered liquidation, which makes the borrowing experience more predictable. Your collateral also stays subscribed to Simple Earn Flexible Products, so it can keep generating yield while it's backing your loan. That said, crypto-backed loans still carry real risk. Overdue loans accrue penalty interest, and liquidation can apply after the initial term under certain conditions. Availability and eligibility also vary by region. Learn first. Stay curious. Always review the terms and do your own research. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Cryptodialz (@cryptodialz) reported 14 minutes ago

  The way #memecoins are being copied and launched on different chains is becoming a serious problem. After seeing what happened with CateCoin $CATE name and IP on BNB Chain, I realized this will become very common in the future. Anyone can now create a token in a few minutes, use the name of an existing project and ask KOLs to promote it. Once it starts getting volume, exchanges, wallets and decentralized platforms may display it without properly checking who owns the name or whether the token is connected to the original project. A lot of young people are entering crypto. Many of them do not understand trademark laws or the consequences of using someone else’s brand. But platforms should understand these risks. They should not blindly support every token just because it is trending or generating trading fees. This will become even more dangerous with the tokenization of real-world assets. Anyone could create a token using the name of a company, property or brand, and a KOL could promote it as legitimate. By the time users discover the truth, they may have already lost their money. Top exchanges, DEX platforms, wallets and market-data websites need to create a common standard. Tokens should be clearly marked as verified, unverified or disputed. Platforms should check whether a project is authorized to use a protected name, provide a proper complaint process and warn users when unrelated tokens are using similar identities. This is not about stopping people from creating tokens or controlling a decentralized blockchain. It is about preventing confusion at the platforms where users search for and trade those tokens. If the industry ignores this problem, retail users will continue to suffer and crypto will gain an even worse reputation. Eventually, governments will impose much stricter rules because the industry failed to create basic standards itself. I believe @cz_binance view on this issue is very important. @Binance and @BNBChain have the influence to encourage better standards across the industry. Crypto needs to deal with this problem now, before token impersonation becomes normal.

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  The Gentleman (@byTheGentleman) reported 14 minutes ago

  $VELVET Big Rug It had an 81% liquidation event in 3 hours. 10:08 UTC: BingX perp hit $0.9132. 13:24 UTC: it hit $0.1718. Same move showed up everywhere: - BingX spot: $0.9155 > $0.1767 - Gate spot: $0.9153 > $0.1699 - Binance, Bybit, Gate, Bitget, MEXC perps all closed roughly -72% on the day. The weird part: $444M futures volume vs just $21M spot volume. This wasn’t price discovery. It was a derivatives machine running over thin underlying liquidity. The damage: - $5.64M liquidated - $4.69M longs liquidated - only $0.95M shorts liquidated - Gate had just ~$9.6K of ±1% spot liquidity after the event A small move down became a long cascade. Every liquidation sold into an already thin book. Then fresh shorts piled in after the damage was done. No exploit. No confirmed team dump. No official explanation from Velvet. Just a token with concentrated supply, huge perp volume, and not enough real spot depth to survive one violent unwind. That’s the real lesson: A $90M market cap can still trade like a microcap if the perp market is 20x bigger than the spot market.

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  Brown (@Brown4389476322) reported 15 minutes ago

  @cryptojourneyrs @binance @BNBCHAIN Is this the real one? Cuz nobody wants to lose money in this ****? Is this comfirmed?

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  Ria (@CryptoWeb3girl) reported 20 minutes ago

  Stocks meeting blockchain sounds like a strange combination until you actually understand what's going on. Let's break down Binance bStocks properly. At the core, bStocks are tokenized U.S. stock products, meaning they represent exposure to real, publicly listed companies but in a digital format built on blockchain. One of the more notable things about them is that eligible users can trade them 24/7, unlike traditional stock markets which run on fixed hours. Now, tokenized stocks aren't identical to traditional stocks just wearing a digital costume. Things like trading availability, ownership structure, and specific product features can differ quite a bit depending on how the product is built and regulated. This is exactly why it's worth slowing down before assuming you understand something just because it sounds familiar. Any financial product deserves a proper look, how it actually works, what risk comes attached, and whether you're even eligible to access it based on your region. Right now, Binance bStocks are limited to supported jurisdictions and eligible users specifically, so this isn't something available everywhere yet. It's a genuinely interesting example of where traditional finance and blockchain are starting to overlap, and understanding that intersection properly is more useful than jumping straight to conclusions about it. Educational only, not financial advice. Always do your own research and check official sources. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Aamir Janas (@aamir_janas) reported 21 minutes ago

  @JuliusElum I have a question: if you have observed when crypto market started pumping then the binance alpha were either going down or consolidated. Do you think binance alpha will eventually pump?

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  Ariel Lillie (@ariell_xyz) reported 21 minutes ago

  @haiderlevi binance bstocks trading around the clock sure changes access

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  Panther_11🐆 🇧🇫🇧🇫 (@Panthers_1996) reported 22 minutes ago

  @cz_binance CZ, do you think UK users will ever be able to access staking directly on Binance again? It would be great to have native staking and earning options available without having to move our assets to other platforms. Is this something Binance is working on?

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  Vydamo (@vydamo_) reported 23 minutes ago

  $cets has all the makings of a billion dollar coin and you won't believe me until it just goes 10x in a day and I at $300m then you'll start to say yoooo there has only been a handful of other coins like this in the last 4 years yooo it's such an easy bid man what else is there on binance like this yooo give me a dip down to $200m and I'll slurp hard

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  MrAI ☄️☢️ (@MrAiic) reported 25 minutes ago

  @binance When is Summer gonna be launched to help me make money ******

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  Sally Bretton (@SallyLondon72) reported 28 minutes ago

  @LindaSunshine66 @saylor Spot on the problem of Bitcoin see too many people, that's why many trading these days stock market. Too many Chinese bad actors Binance and others. Binance lost a lot of users last 2 years

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  big z (@zectrillionaire) reported 28 minutes ago

  Big discrepancy between Coinbase and Binance price rn, someone on Coinbase is trying to push the price down.

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  Ehsan Malik (@EhsanMalik56572) reported 31 minutes ago

  @binance When ever you compromise on any matter in respect of Quality You will suffer, simple is that Costly item is always durable Cheeper item is low quality is a big problem.

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  H A R L E Y (@HARLEY_ATH) reported 33 minutes ago

  One thing I keep explaining to newer traders is this Selling isn’t always the only way to free up money from your crypto. Binance Lite Loan lets you borrow against it instead Collateral stays yours, you get USDT, and in many cases that collateral can still earn on Simple Earn Flexible Products while the loan is active 30-day initial term, 1% service fee upfront, and no automatic liquidation based on LTV during that first window. That’s useful But overdue loans bring penalty interest, and after the initial term the normal risk rules return Product isn’t available everywhere either I like tools that give flexibility as long as people understand the downside too Always review the details and DYOR #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 35 minutes ago

  TSLAB is on the radar, not in play — it's grinding into a ceiling near $366 that has swatted down every recent rally, and until it clears that level with real conviction there's no reason to chase it here. Zoom out and the daily chart actually looks constructive: the coin has been quietly building a base, and there are faint fingerprints of buyers accumulating underneath. That's the part worth respecting. But when you drop into the 4-hour view, price is pressing right back into that same $366 ceiling — and the push into it is losing steam, not gaining it. That's the classic tell that a rally is running out of fuel before it can break through. The math on chasing it here is what really rules it out. The nearest real floor sits all the way down near $325, while the ceiling is right overhead — so a buyer today is risking roughly 10% of downside to reach for less than 2% of upside. That's the wrong shape of trade, regardless of how the chart looks. The shorter 1-hour and 15-minute views back that up. Price is still trading below the short-term average that active traders lean on, and volume is thin — there's no footprint yet of buyers actually stepping up and taking control. What would flip this into something worth acting on: a clean 4-hour close decisively above $366 on strong volume, which would break the ceiling and rewrite the setup. The other scenario worth watching is a deeper flush down toward the $325–$332 shelf, where the risk/reward finally tilts the right way. Until one of those happens, TSLAB stays on the watchlist. — 📡 On the Radar · $TSLAB · Available on Binance