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  Mirage (@dontstopmirage) reported 7 minutes ago

  Sam Bankman-Fried talked for 60 minutes on a New York stage 19 days after $8B in customer money vanished. He never stood on it. The DealBook Summit ran at Jazz at Lincoln Center; he came in on a live video feed from Nassau, in a t-shirt, hair unwashed, a face on a screen above a room of bankers in suits. Andrew Ross Sorkin's first move was to ask whether a lawyer was sitting beside him. None was. Every lawyer he had told him to stay quiet, and he said so out loud - the classic advice is don't say anything. He said it anyway. The timeline he was defending was 9 days long. On November 2, CoinDesk published Alameda's balance sheet and showed that most of its $14.6B in assets was FTT, a token FTX printed itself. On November 6, CZ said Binance was dumping its FTT. Withdrawals hit $6B in 72 hours, Binance walked from the rescue on November 9, and on November 11 FTX and roughly 130 affiliated entities filed Chapter 11. In January that same company had raised $400M at a $32B valuation. Over 1 million customers were on the other side of the hole. On stage he gave numbers that pointed away from himself. Alameda was 40% of FTX volume in 2019 and 2% by 2022. Its margin position was "under 2x leverage" as far as he knew. He was "frankly surprised by how big Alameda's position was." The U.S. platform was "fully solvent and funded." Sorkin asked what he personally had left. "I think I have one working credit card left." Maybe $100,000 in the account. Then the sentence that outlived the interview: "I didn't ever try to commit fraud on anyone." John Ray III, the man who cleaned up Enron, had taken over FTX 19 days earlier and written that he had never in his career seen such a complete failure of corporate controls. 12 days after the interview, Bahamian police arrested SBF in his apartment complex in Nassau. Prosecutors never had to reconstruct what he believed in November 2022. He had filmed it for them, live, unedited, 60 minutes of a defendant explaining his own state of mind before an indictment existed. November 2, 2023. 7 counts. The jury needed 4 hours. March 28, 2024. 25 years and $11B in forfeiture. He talked for 60 minutes. He got 25 years to be quiet.

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  GM_Crypto (@gmnome) reported 8 minutes ago

  Did you know you can borrow against crypto without selling it? That’s the basic idea behind Binance Lite Loan. It’s a fixed-term, crypto-backed lending product designed to make borrowing more predictable. Currently, eligible users can borrow USDT using BTC as collateral. Here’s what makes it interesting: during the initial 30-day loan term, your BTC collateral remains subscribed to Simple Earn Flexible Products, so it can continue generating yield while you borrow. There’s also a 1% upfront service fee, and during that initial 30-day period, there’s no LTV-triggered liquidation or need to actively manage LTV. But “simpler” doesn’t mean risk-free. You still need to understand the repayment terms. If the loan becomes overdue, penalty interest can apply, and liquidation may occur after the initial term under specified conditions. Crypto-backed borrowing also carries risks because collateral values can change significantly. So the real question is: Would you borrow against your crypto instead of selling it? Product availability and eligibility vary by region. Always review the applicable terms and DYOR. Educational content only. Not financial advice. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  AlphaWire (@AlphaWireHQ) reported 10 minutes ago

  🚨 BREAKING: Cluster Protocol, an AI infrastructure layer built on Base, has been suspended on X just ahead of several major exchange listings. Upcoming listings include: - Binance - Coinbase - MEXC The suspension isn't limited to the main @ClusterProtocol account. Core team members @depindaddy and @anjalisayswhat have also been suspended. With multiple accounts being taken down at the same time, the timing has raised concerns that this could be a coordinated attack ahead of Cluster Protocol's major listings.

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  Crypto Soyful (@cryptosoyful) reported 13 minutes ago

  @ShaoBNB just $2000 my life change please help me.... sir.... BnB smart chain network address...0x94952f92f63bbea65d318a4bacc073ce76747ffc.... binance uid...198104915

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  Selena Bennett (@selena_bennet05) reported 13 minutes ago

  I keep coming back to this idea: what if you didn't have to sell your crypto just to access cash? That's basically what @binance Lite Loan is built for. You put up eligible crypto as collateral, like $BTC, and borrow USDT against it. The part that surprised me is your collateral doesn't just sit there doing nothing. It can stay in Simple Earn Flexible and keep generating yield while your loan is active. The loan term is 30 days, with a 1% upfront fee. And during that initial term, there's no LTV-triggered liquidation, which honestly makes the whole thing feel a lot more predictable than I expected from a crypto-backed loan. That said, I'm not going to pretend there's zero risk here. Overdue loans do accrue penalty interest, and liquidation can still apply after the initial term under certain conditions. So this isn't something to jump into without actually reading the terms first. This is educational only, not financial advice. Product availability and eligibility vary by region, so always check what applies to you and do your own research. Would you consider borrowing against your crypto instead of selling it, or does that feel too risky for you?

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  Victor Kilosh (@VKilosh) reported 13 minutes ago

  @binance What specific guardrails and security frameworks are built into Agent OS to prevent rogue transactions or execution errors during high-volatility events? #AskBinance

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  .py.a. (@pyaaaaaaa_7) reported 16 minutes ago

  @ZachWitkoff Zach, my investigation uncovered an incomplete but potentially significant lead: shortly after the WLFI launch on September 1, 2025, a wallet identified publicly as 0x92bb opened a roughly 5.5M WLFI short position worth about $1.32M and reportedly realized approximately $1.8M in profit. We also identified several unexplained fund flows around the same period, including large USDT movements from HTX to Binance and WLFI-related wallet activity. We have not been able to establish a direct connection to Justin Sun, so we are not presenting this as proof. If you have information that could identify the full 0x92bb address or its funding source, could you help us verify this lead?

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  GM_Crypto (@gmnome) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Hua_BNB @binance @BinancePk Binance Lite Loan is exactly that, you can borrow USDT using BTC as collateral without selling it. The collateral continues earning yield through Simple Earn Flexible products, and there's no price-triggered liquidation during the initial 30-day term . A 0.5% promotional service fee applies until September 3, 2026 . However, borrowers should understand that this is a fixed 30-day loan with an upfront fee, and if the loan becomes overdue, penalty interest accrues at 36% APR and liquidation is triggered if the LTV reaches 91% or remains overdue for 30 days .

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  bull market genius (@bull_genius) reported 21 minutes ago

  some of the narratives of the coming cycle arent super hard to guess if you have been here through the bear, in order of conviction (probably also degree of priced in, crowdedness and risk vs upside) - perp dex wars - tokenized rwa including trading cards - privacy coins - binance bstocks - robinhood chain eating coinbase lunch - fiat stablecoins - the comeback of ethereum - revenue/profit/tokenomics are king - social trading (fomo/pump app) - tokenized reputation/creator coins - revival of nft with novel use cases (e.g. fwa, normies) just off the top of marmot head. anything important missed? lets discuss not sure about ai cos if im bullish on ai i can just long the ai stocks. also i think big ai wont do super well going forward. it might either help the decentralized narra or kill it completely but it sounds like a lot of overhead. i want to be in the crypto exclusive stuff first and foremost

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  Saidul Islam Saiyed (@Saiyed_Islam0) reported 23 minutes ago

  @binance What security controls does Binance Agent OS provide to make sure an AI agent can only access the features and funds that a user has specifically authorized? 🔐 #AskBinance

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  Belle (@Bitt_Belle) reported 24 minutes ago

  A Fast Market Does Not Require a Fast Decision When crypto prices suddenly start moving, my first reaction used to be excitement. I would see several green candles and think everyone had noticed an opportunity before me. That feeling is FOMO. It creates pressure to act quickly, even when I do not fully understand why the market is moving. But a fast price move does not always reveal the wider direction. Crypto markets trade all day and can react quickly to news, changing demand, liquidity and trader sentiment. This is why prices can rise or fall sharply within a short time. A rise may be part of a wider rally, but it could also be a temporary bounce during a bearish period. A decline may be a normal correction after a strong rally, but it could also develop into a deeper fall. One candle cannot confirm which situation is happening. That is why I now try to understand market cycles instead of treating every move as a signal. Markets can pass through bullish periods, corrections, bearish periods and recoveries. These phases do not come with fixed dates, and they do not always follow the same pattern. There can be red days inside a bullish period and green days inside a bearish one. Volatility makes these movements possible, but it also creates risk. A 10% move may look normal on a chart, but it becomes personal when my own money is involved. If I am not comfortable with the downside, I should not focus only on the possible upside. Learning this has changed the questions I ask. Instead of asking, “How high can it go?” I also ask, “What if the move reverses?” Instead of asking, “Am I too late?” I ask, “Do I understand what I am entering?” I cannot predict every candle, and I do not need to. For me, the better approach is to slow down, study the wider trend, understand the risk and continue learning before making any decision. The market may move quickly. That does not mean I have to follow it without thinking. Educational only, not financial advice. Always DYOR and use official @binance resources to learn more. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Maksemiilian (@makmmas) reported 25 minutes ago

  Binance just gave AI agents a trading terminal, wallet and market data. Your ChatGPT can now trade crypto with zero humans in the loop. The next customer class isn't human — it's software moving $100B+ a day. TradFi isn't ready. #Binance #AIAgents #Crypto

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  Sarosh (@SaroshQ2022) reported 25 minutes ago

  ONDO is going vertical today, blasting right past the 40-cent milestone to trade at $0.4018 (+13.12%) after a textbook staircase breakout from its 35.5-cent base. Under the hood, this move is powered by a massive liquidity surge. 24-hour futures volume exploded by +53.32% to $486.87M, while Open Interest expanded by +19.00% to $284.99M. On the spot side, real cash is actively stepping in. The 4-hour heatmap shows aggressive accumulation, led by +$2.25M on Upbit, +$881K on Binance, and +$517K on Gate, easily swallowing minor profit-taking on OKX (-$608K). With Binance Top Traders heavily skewed long at 2.09x, buyers have complete command of momentum. Bottom Line The bulls blew wide open the overhead resistance at 37 cents and delivered straight into the $0.40 psychological target. Massive spot absorption across Upbit and Binance confirms genuine capital backing, not just paper leverage. If you put in new money. Take profits. New trades only. Not LTM accumulation. The $0.400–$0.410 zone is a prime area to lock in gains into strength, while the previous resistance shelf at $0.375–$0.380 now flips to major support

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  Plexxy (@Plexxy12) reported 28 minutes ago

  @stratanen1 Binance doing 20b while Bybit EU barely clears lunch money That 68m is basically a rounding error with a license

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  BitBull (@AkaBull_) reported 30 minutes ago

  The $100 Test Made Volatility Easier for Me to Understand When I first entered crypto, I kept hearing one warning: “Crypto is volatile.” I understood the sentence, but I didn’t fully understand what it meant for my own money. Then I tried a very simple example. Imagine I buy $100 worth of a crypto asset. If its price drops by 10%, the value of my investment becomes around $90. I have not lost everything, but I am now looking at $10 less than I started with. If the price rises by 10%, the same investment becomes around $110. That small example helped me understand volatility better than any complicated definition. Volatility simply means that the price of an asset can move up or down, sometimes very quickly. But once real money is involved, even a normal market move can feel much bigger. A 10% drop may look small on a chart. When it affects money needed for rent, bills, fees, or an emergency, it can create real stress. That is why the same market movement can feel completely different to two people. One person may have used a small amount they can afford to keep invested. They may understand the risk and remain calm during the drop. Another person may have used money they need soon. Even the same 10% decline could make them panic and sell without thinking clearly. The chart is the same. The price movement is the same. But their personal situations are different. This taught me that risk is not only about the asset. It is also about how much I invest, why I am investing, when I may need that money, and how I react when prices move against me. Before buying any crypto asset, I now think about both possible directions. Most people naturally ask: “How much could I make if the price goes up?” But I believe the second question matters just as much: “How would I feel if the price dropped by 10%, 20%, or even more?” If that possibility would affect my daily needs or push me into an emotional decision, then the amount may be too large for me. There is another simple point beginners should know. A 10% fall followed by a 10% rise does not bring the value back to exactly where it started. If $100 falls by 10%, it becomes $90. A 10% rise from $90 adds only $9, taking the value to $99. That happens because the second percentage is calculated from a smaller amount. This is why recovering from a loss requires a larger percentage gain. A 50% loss, for example, needs a 100% gain just to return to the original value. Understanding this changed the way I looked at risk. Volatility can create opportunities, but it can also expose poor decisions very quickly. Entering without a plan, chasing a fast rise, or using money needed elsewhere can make a normal price correction feel like a personal crisis. Now I see volatility as more than candles moving on a screen. It is a test of position size, patience, planning, and emotional control. The $100 example did not remove the risk. It simply made that risk easier for me to see before taking it. And I would rather understand how a market move could affect me before investing than learn that lesson during a sudden drop. Educational only, not financial advice. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance