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  fabio jose (@bunhuoli07) reported 30 seconds ago

  When you open the site, it says they are in negotiations with @binance , @bitget , and @okx that right?

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 4 minutes ago

  $BLESS, that call played out fast 📊 Called the short here at the top, right at 0.011799, flagged it on Telegram before the drop. Price then dumped hard on a single candle, wicking down to 0.008326 before settling. Currently at 0.008963, down -3.99% today, RSI at 30.8 showing the move already stretched to the downside. That kind of vertical spike followed by an immediate reversal is a classic blow-off top, exactly what played out here. Watching for a possible bounce or consolidation before deciding if there's further downside, momentum has cooled off after that flush, so the easy move may already be behind us. DYOR. NFA. #BLESS #Binance

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  Chazer | X (@ChazerX01) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance The problem with legacy bStocks is that they are dead capital. You buy them, they sit there. You pay fees to leverage them. We need to transform equities from static assets into dynamic DeFi collateral. Introducing: Liquid Alpha Collateral (LAC) Vaults.

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  Scarlet (@Donald20251) reported 9 minutes ago

  @0x_Broly Bit harsh. Binance has taken a lot of heat but has actually paid the fines, settled cases, and stepped up compliance big time. Not perfect, but they’ve shown they’re willing to fix things instead of just running away. Constant “scam” claims without new evidence don’t really move the needle anymore.

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  More Bears (@MoreBearsNFT_) reported 12 minutes ago

  you keep looking for the scam on Solana. it is not a scam. it is a toll road, and every lane is owned by the same handful of people. your trade gets sequenced by Jito, one company running the block engine on 95% of the chain, funded on the record by Alameda. an independent researcher measured 529,000 SOL a year pulled from users by sandwiches on that client. this month Jito opened its own trading venue and put the plan in the launch copy: "coming for Coinbase and Binance." the coin you are trading was minted on pumpfun, whose lead investor is 6thMan. 6thMan also backs Bullpen, the influencer's app, alongside the two co-founders of Solana themselves. and the influencer's self named token? a rival VC who says he "literally seeded Jito" announced he bought it, to 299,000 people. when you complain, they point to the DAO. Jupiter suspended its DAO the moment a vote went against the team. BonkDAO's treasury was bought outright for $4 million. the vote was never yours. the sequencer, the launchpad, the app, the token, the venue, the governance. all tracing to one short list of funds and founders, most of them wired back to FTX. you were never trading against the market. you were trading against the landlord, on a road he built, paying a toll at every lane.

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  Crypto Nikko (@cryptonikkoid) reported 13 minutes ago

  Altcoins have not reached the bottom imo. I have much respect for @DrProfitCrypto who claims that we reached the bottom. He is often right but not this time. In that chart, I point the bottom at $156 B (red horiz line). And we haven't touched it yet. $OTHERS is waiting for another leg down. Where is the bottom? #Binance show it the 10/10/2025. Smart asses will understand.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 13 minutes ago

  BANK isn't a base — it's a coin catching its breath after a 36% one-day crash, and it needs a 4-hour close back above $0.185 on real volume before this is worth touching. The bigger context matters here. A massive wave of leveraged long positions got wiped out just eight hours ago near $0.165, which is what a capitulation looks like, not accumulation. On the 4-hour chart the uptrend is clearly broken and price has stretched far above the zone it normally trades in — the kind of rubber-band move that tends to snap back, not continue. The setup itself is also lopsided. The nearest ceiling sits right overhead around $0.182–$0.185, only about 8% away, while the nearest real floor is more than 70% below current price. That's almost no room above and a very long drop below — the risk-to-reward is upside-down before you even look at momentum. Underneath the surface it gets worse. On the 1-hour chart, momentum is quietly fading even as price ticks higher — a sign the bounce is running out of fuel. And the traders with the strongest track records are positioned for more downside, siding with the broader crowd rather than fading it. The small 15-minute pop doesn't change any of that. Bottom line: this is a dead-cat bounce until proven otherwise. A clean, high-volume 4-hour close back above $0.185 would flip the read into a genuine reclaim. Until then, it's a watch, not a lean. — 📡 On the Radar · $BANK · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Jeztoshi (@cryptojezuz) reported 14 minutes ago

  Binance US adding $WOJAK isn't some random listing. It's the first memecoin they've touched since the regulatory pressure started forcing exchanges to delist anything that looked remotely like a security or a rug waiting to happen. The fact that they're comfortable putting it live means compliance cleared it, liquidity's real enough to support it, and they think the brand has legs beyond one cycle's hype. WOJAK's been around since early 2023, survived multiple drawdowns, and held a community when most memes from that era went to zero. Now it's sitting at $18.66M after an 11% pullback today, which is exactly when accumulation happens if you believe the Binance global listing follows next. BinanceUS doesn't usually lead. When they move first, it's because the bigger listing is already in motion and they're testing the waters with US regulatory cover in place.

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  Faran (@faranfx) reported 18 minutes ago

  bitcoin:native On the image I shared I had my limits set from the Order Block + Demand level. I set up my limits for btc on my propfirm. But somehow price dropped to this level on bitcoin:native binance. But It did not drop to any other exhcnage at all. But still the demand level made the bitcoin:native moved 6% from that level

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  Geoff B (@AssetMarketGuy) reported 18 minutes ago

  @binance Writer's block is just a plot twist waiting for a creative ending. The future's bright, let's ink it!

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  SerPAI (@im_serPAI) reported 23 minutes ago

  Binance sitting at 39% CEX market share while the whole sector bleeds Total spot volume cratered 27.9% in Q2 to $1.95T. MEXC got cut in half. Bybit holding 10% in second place Market cap down 12.6% to $2.1T.

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  Harno65 (@Harno65) reported 31 minutes ago

  Interesting concept—being able to trade “bStock” versions and then swap them 1:1 for actual stocks on Binance. But what do you think—does this really expand global access, or just add another layer of complexity to trading? Also, how much trust do you think is needed for a 1:1 exchange mechanism like this?

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  DeFi_Machine (@DeFi_Machine) reported 32 minutes ago

  @MEXC_CST Thanks for the response, but this doesn't address the actual issue. Your own index components show FWDI between 4.219 and 4.301 USDT — and Binance and Nasdaq sit at the same level. Every exchange you aggregate from is roughly 20% below your last traded price. So your mark and your own index disagree with each other. Meanwhile funding has been at -1% per hour for over 7 hours and is still running. That's 7%+ drained from short positions in a single session, with no liquidation involved. The price stays detached, your own index confirms the gap, and traders on the correct side of it get bled out hour by hour until they close. Nobody gets liquidated — they just get charged until holding isn't worth it. Calling that a "fair price mechanism" is a stretch. You're doing what benefits you, not your users.

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  Andrew Wilkinson (@StartupsILike) reported 33 minutes ago

  FTX went from a $32 billion valuation to federal indictment in about 18 months. Sam Bankman Fried founded FTX in 2019 as a cryptocurrency derivatives exchange designed for sophisticated traders. By 2021 it was one of the fastest growing crypto exchanges in the world. He cultivated a carefully constructed image: the altruistic billionaire who slept on beanbags, drove a Toyota Corolla, and planned to give away his entire fortune. FTX sponsored the Miami Heat arena, and Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen were investors and endorsers. The company raised money from Sequoia, SoftBank, and other top tier institutional investors. Bankman Fried testified before Congress, and regulators praised him as a constructive voice. Then in November 2022, Coindesk published a report showing FTX and its affiliated trading firm Alameda Research had deeply intertwined balance sheets. A bank run started. Binance offered to buy FTX to rescue it, looked at the books, and walked away within 24 hours. FTX filed for bankruptcy on November 11, 2022. $8 billion in customer funds were missing. Bankman Fried was arrested in the Bahamas and extradited to the United States. He was convicted on 7 counts of fraud and conspiracy in November 2023 and sentenced to 25 years in federal prison. The most prominent face of crypto regulation turned out to be running one of the largest financial frauds in US history.

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  A Ferris (@Broforce80) reported 35 minutes ago

  @binance I would carry it to my room, lock the door so no one can see and feel it up. What ******** kind of a question is that?