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  LM (@Elemzir) reported 7 minutes ago

  @georginamerhom @SOLOAPI In addition to that, I also want to add that in some Nordic countries, banks won't let you trade crypto at all. They just block your access. It could have been fixed by now, but the issue wasn't KYC, the issue was banks not trusting exchanges and refusing to let you make any kind of deposit, even to big ones like Binance. Just wanted to point this out! Could be something interesting for the SOLO team to figure out, if it isn't solved already.

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  Hossam (@Seemore170) reported 9 minutes ago

  @blknoiz06 @blknoiz06 1. I know it’s difficult to reach you because so many people ask you for help every day, but trying is still better than staying silent and not trying at all. 2. I know this is my fault. I kept chasing losses and buying tops trying to recover too fast. 3. I lost almost everything and now I’m rebuilding from absolute zero. 4. I saw you doing an airdrop for your token, but unfortunately I wasn’t lucky enough to be an early buyer or holder. 5. One real opportunity could genuinely change my life and help me stand on my feet again. 6. If you want proof, I’m willing to privately share my Binance and MEXC accounts so you can verify the losses yourself. دح

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  hesinkâr (@hesinkar221) reported 9 minutes ago

  @6l22l @binance @HachikoInuCTO Binance will turn alpha upside down 🚀🚀🚀🚀

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  Chan. (@BenokNFT) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Ra_yyann @binance @BinanceAngels interesting shift, on chain access could unlock big inclusivity and liquidity

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  Byte Drift (@byte_drift1) reported 11 minutes ago

  Everyone checking FX rates this summer should probably also know what a stablecoin is. Because the two conversations are more connected than most people realize. When you travel or send money across borders, you are already thinking about currency value, conversion fees, and how to hold money without losing it to exchange rate swings. Stablecoins sit inside that same conversation. A stablecoin is a digital asset designed to stay close in value to a reference currency. Usually the US dollar. The idea is to give people access to a digital form of value that does not swing as wildly as Bitcoin or other crypto assets. The total stablecoin market cap sits at $314 billion as of June 2026. Annual transaction volume reached $33 trillion in 2025, up 72% from the year before. That is more than 20 times PayPal's annual volume. This is not a niche product anymore. For people in MENA and Pakistan, the stablecoin conversation often starts with something familiar. Dollar exchange rates. Freelance income received in USD. Remittances sent across borders. Stablecoin P2P transfers averaged just $47 per transaction in 2025 compared to $250 for traditional remittances. That difference matters to a lot of people. USDT and USDC are the two names that come up most often. Together they make up over 83% of the total stablecoin market. But they are not identical. Each one works differently, is backed differently, and carries its own considerations worth understanding before engaging with either. Now here is the part that often gets skipped. Stable does not mean risk free. Stablecoin values can move slightly. Availability varies by country. Account security still matters. And they are not the same as holding cash in a bank account. Each stablecoin type, whether backed by cash reserves, other assets, or algorithmic mechanisms, comes with its own risk profile. The regulatory picture is also shifting. The US passed the GENIUS Act creating a formal federal framework for stablecoins. The EU has MiCA already in place. More structure is coming and that changes how these products will operate going forward. So this summer, while you are thinking about budgets, FX rates, and cross border spending, stablecoins are worth understanding at a basic level. Not rushing into. Not treating as guaranteed. Just learning what they are, how they work, and whether they are available and relevant where you are. Learn first. Understand the risks. Then decide. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  RF (@RockFellaTrades) reported 11 minutes ago

  @bon_g it would be flying down only if that was the case. should stay away from binance by any means necessary

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  Patricia (@Patrici65645512) reported 11 minutes ago

  @SeniorDeFi Binance needs to revisit their stance on EU user access

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  Jeff (@0xPortola) reported 14 minutes ago

  @mdudas @andyyy Would be interested to see how $1 of cash flows down between equity and token for largest tokens. IIRC Binance originally had some BNB buyback mechanism using profits, but not sure if still relevant.

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  Yo ❤️ Memecoin (@yomesh666) reported 14 minutes ago

  Hey @binance there seems to be a leak of customer data from your end. Someone called me saying they were from Binance and when I said I didn’t have an account they spelled my full name, my email address linked to my account and phone number! How can this happen?

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  Yug (@INKaCryptoYug) reported 16 minutes ago

  Hey @cz_binance, I need a little help. I have lost a substantial amount in the crypto space from 2022 till now. You can check my Binance account. If you are able to help me with financing, it would be very kind and I would be very grateful. I have nothing ATM.

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  Giannis Andreou (@gandreou007) reported 17 minutes ago

  PLEASE BE AWARE OF SCAMMER SENDING FAKE EMAIL PRETENDING TO BE @binance Today I got this email, supposedly is from Binance and asking you to withdraw your Crypto. if you tap ''Review Your Account'' it send you to a scam website somehow manufactered and you may loose all you Crypto. They're trying to take advantage of Binance not obtaining MiCA license yet. BE CAREFUL

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  Ratih (@Ratih94357237) reported 18 minutes ago

  Binance Alpha 2.0 will support the rebranding of the IP token to Data Network (DATAIP), with a 1:1 swap starting July 2, 2026. Trading will be temporarily paused to facilitate this update. Are you ready for the transition? #Crypto #Blockchain #DataNetwork

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  Rexha 🐸 (@RexhaRexhaRexha) reported 19 minutes ago

  Ash Robin speaks on how trading crypto has evolved and how you need to adapt or die. "The thing that bums me out is that when you think about how things have changed. I was blasting like 100 grand into this coin after a Binance listing. Nowadays you would be very hard-pressed to be buying after a listing like that because they just don't do the same thing. So it's like the game has changed so much." "We react differently, and it's hard now because you have to remember those things and say like I remember what used to work back then, but that stuff's not working now."

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  AlphaPulse Globe (@AlphaPulseGlobe) reported 20 minutes ago

  History doesn't repeat. It rhymes. Bitcoin's Long Term Holder SOPR just printed 0.615. Translation: holders who have owned BTC for 5+ months are selling at an average 38.5% loss. This has only happened three times before: • March 2020 (COVID capitulation) • October 2022 (FTX bear market) • July 2023 (before the rally to new highs) Every single one marked a cycle bottom. Now add another data point. Retail participation has almost disappeared. Binance retail inflows have collapsed to just 329 BTC/day. The lowest level since the exchange launched. At the 2021 peak, that number was 2,690 BTC/day. Meanwhile, on chain data shows whales absorbed 270,000 BTC around $59K, the largest accumulation spike ever recorded, exceeding both the COVID and FTX bottoms. Markets bottom when forced sellers run out of inventory. Not when headlines turn bullish. The question isn't whether sentiment is terrible. It's whether you want to stand with the entities selling at a loss or the ones quietly accumulating record amounts while they do.

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  Anas (@the_anas_k) reported 21 minutes ago

  @World_Insights1 Why is there a picture of CZ formerly of Binance which is not even legal in Canada anymore to help people make money to be able to afford to live comfortably in Canada being used to show what income is needed to live comfortably in Canada