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  YoungSheldon (@YoungMaxgvjn) reported 2 minutes ago

  @binance one of my friend is having some amount of fund in his binance, his facial verification is getting failed. Now he can't redeem his funds because you are asking him to do it during login process. What shall he do now? Can you help?

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  Noble Ironside 🦾📈 (@NobleIrons7de) reported 3 minutes ago

  Bidding $MAX (The Giggle Mascot) here at 2m This feels an obvious 10m+ trade on the binance chain with over 400 BNB donated so far worth 250k currently $MAX previously hit 4m+ and has been ranging around the 1.6 to 2m mcap, but currently at 2m Their X acc was just recovered after a short suspension, and things looking to be cooking Also saw a @TCryptochicks reply earlier today, maybe the candles are loading Seated for what's to come We might probably see some retracement down, but with 240k USD worth of BNB donated so far to the Giggle Academy , i don't think the BSC ecosystem won't give them some visibility 2m mcap feels cheap 0xe9Bc5C6A86caA44fD7b469bf3cc7c563E4F77777 Will DCA on this

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  snow crypt (@crypt_snow01231) reported 3 minutes ago

  Terms To Be Familiar in Memecoin Trading - Degen (Degenerate): A trader who takes high-risk positions, often with little research or consideration for potential losses. - Snipe: To quickly buy or sell a coin at a specific price before others can react, often using automated trading bots. - Thesis: A trader's investment strategy or reason behind buying or holding a particular coin. - Roadmap: A project's planned development timeline, outlining milestones and future updates. - Gas fee: A transaction fee paid to validate and process transactions on a blockchain network. - Slippage: The difference between expected and actual execution prices due to market volatility or liquidity issues. - Buy and sell tax: A fee charged by some projects on each transaction (buy or sell), often to incentivize holding. - Tokenomics: The study of a project's economic system, including token distribution, supply, and incentives. - Wallet: Software or hardware used to store, send, and receive cryptocurrencies (e.g. MetaMMask, Ledger). - DEX (Decentralized Exchange): A peer-to-peer exchange operating on a blockchain, facilitating trustless trades without third party interference. - Bridge: A protocol enabling transfers between different blockchain networks (e.g. Ethereum to Binance Smart Chain). - Burn: Permanently burning (removing) tokens from circulation to reduce supply and potentially increase value. • • • If you’re just getting started with your Degen journey, you should get yourself familiar with these terms. I’ll drop part 2 tomorrow

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  C Brother (@bro_laszlo) reported 6 minutes ago

  @binance None! Binance has no MICA in Europe so we Europian cannot use Binanace :( As a Hungarian with an 8 years old Binance account cannot use Binanace :( and nobody gives us answer why Binance did not make MICA? Used to be the BEST customer service but last years was really bad.

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  CryptoRaiden (@CryptoRaiden7) reported 9 minutes ago

  Tokenized stocks are at 2.8B now and BNB Chain is holding a third of that. It comes down to distribution. Binance and Robinhood already have the users, and that's an edge the other chains can't really manufacture from scratch. Watch what happens when Robinhood pushes this to its full user base. The ranking shifts quickly after that.

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  Jeztoshi (@cryptojezuz) reported 9 minutes ago

  $WOJAK just cleared a 47,000 ETH deposit to Binance in the last six hours. That's not retail unloading into support. That's someone moving size onto an exchange that already listed it, right before the main platform historically follows. The pattern isn't subtle. Binance US listed first. Volume stayed consistent through the dip. Now a whale is positioning on-exchange while the cap sits at $17.76M 🐳

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  0xInvariant (@0xinvariant) reported 11 minutes ago

  Someone says Binance is the biggest competitor of Hyperliquid. I don't think so. As @cz_binance himself put it, Hyperliquid occupies a market niche that Binance simply cannot compete in. A CEX is a CEX — it will never truly become a DEX, at least not under the current regulatory and business constraints. Binance remains the clear No.1 platform for retail traders. Hyperliquid, on the other hand, has established itself as the leading venue for on-chain traders and institutional capital that prioritizes self-custody, transparency, and permissionless access. They serve different segments of the market. Treating them as direct competitors misses the structural distinction. Maybe the true answer is that Hyperliquid has no competitor. @ZKSgu

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  Abbagigo.eth (@UmarIDR97364671) reported 12 minutes ago

  @binance Why would I open that **** exchange they banned my account I've been appealing but knowthing

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  moon shiesty (@moonshiesty) reported 15 minutes ago

  the L2 rollup model works all things equal aren't equal. its the L1 model that doesn't work: lighter provides: - zero-gas - low latency - colocation next to binance - MEV free trading the problem is L1 gas models don't work gas fees are a terrible proxy for economic value outside of MEV blockspace fees don't work for bitcoin and are the largest risk to bitcoin other than quantum. gas fees don't work for ethereum or solana either outside of capturing MEV rollups don't work for L1s because the entire crypto space still use derivatives of bitcoin's economic model from 2011 there's no reason except a lack of creativity solana or any L1s can't adopt better revenue sharing models for rollups

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  HACHİKO TÜRKİYE🇹🇷 (@Hachiko_TRR) reported 20 minutes ago

  @LegacyOnBNB @cz_binance #BNB Season 🟡 $TUT went from $10M → $80M market cap in just 2 days. $1B+ volume on Binance. But here’s what matters: While everyone is chasing the next pump, we’ve been building for 10 months. $HACHIKO is now at 11,400+ holders — and the growth isn’t slowing down. +600 new holders in just 2 days. No overnight hype. No sudden narrative. 10 months of building. 11,400+ holders. 600 new believers in 48 hours. And we’re doing it on BNB Chain. 🟡 $TUT showed what can happen when BNB liquidity starts rotating. The question isn’t whether the BNB meme season is coming. It’s already here. The real question is: Who is still early enough to catch the next move? $HACHIKO 🐕🔥 The world’s most loyal dog. 10 months built. 11,400+ holders. The next chapter is just beginning. Don’t watch the BNB Season from the sidelines. 👀 $HACHIKO

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  Koder (@koder0x) reported 25 minutes ago

  sharing as open source a financial signal library derived from a closed source microservice i started building back in 2025, called Signal Fabric quant-pulse. python lib for on-demand market signals, embedded directly in your process you import it, build a context, ask for a signal, get a plain python object back signal handlers cover the usual technical indicators — RSI, MACD, ATR, DMI, Supertrend, Momentum Quality, Price Structure, Trend Direction services layer handles OHLCV fetching + caching, wired to Binance and Hyperliquid right now config-driven, fluent builder to wire it up in code built Signal Fabric originally as an internal microservice to support an automated trading system, kept it closed; than decided the on-demand-signal part deserved to exist on its own one honest limitation: it's still shaped around my own use. base types exist for custom handlers and services but the loader only resolves modules inside the package itself right now, no plugin path for external projects yet. that's the next thing I'm fixing repo on GitHub: gsscoder | quant-pulse

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  BABAYAGA (@BabaYaaga25) reported 27 minutes ago

  If there is a financial institution manipulating prices, we will go after those who manipulate prices. Your life is at risk; any CEO or exchange that manipulates prices is marked... We will hunt you down... Binance and CZ are already in our crosshairs.

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  mocha (@_hidden_smile) reported 27 minutes ago

  @binance @BinanceWallet please help trace/freeze the funds if possible and flag the receiving address. 🔎 Please share/repost to help reach the relevant security teams. Amount: 62,875.4 USDT Victim address: 0xef40128240C1C468d36ADc4293Ebe675B201ec3B

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  Zeeshan Abid (@ZeeshanAbid982) reported 30 minutes ago

  What happens when a traditional stock meets blockchain? That's the idea behind Binance bStocks. bStocks are tokenized securities that give eligible users exposure to U.S. stocks through blockchain based infrastructure. Each bStock is backed 1:1 by the corresponding U.S. share held with a regulated custodian. But here's the important part: Owning a bStock isn't the same as directly owning the underlying company's stock. Instead bStocks are structured to provide exposure to the stock's price performance and certain economic benefits through a tokenized format. So what's different? Traditional stocks trade through established market infrastructure with specific trading sessions. bStocks can trade 24/7 on Binance Spot with transactions typically settling in under a second rather than following the traditional T+1 settlement window. They're also issued as BEP-20 tokens on BNB Smart Chain bringing blockchain native features such as self-custody and potential DeFi compatibility. Another interesting feature is fractional access. Binance says eligible users can access bStocks from as little as $5, depending on the product and region. But tokenization doesn't remove risk. Market, liquidity, custody, technology and regulatory risks can still matter. And availability isn't universal. bStocks are available only to eligible users in supported jurisdictions, so products and features can vary depending on your region. The bigger story isn't that stocks are becoming crypto. It's that traditional financial assets can now be represented using blockchain infrastructure. That's an important part of understanding how traditional finance and digital finance are beginning to connect. This post is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Stay curious, Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Sebastianblood (@piedpiper8066) reported 31 minutes ago

  @binance I deleted binance cause it's ****