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Binance Issues Reports

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  Ademibo Zetarium (@dexmile) reported 2 minutes ago

  @CEEJAY_xs Binance knows the reall Alpha. They can't fail to support.

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  ed.RON (@eeeee__ai) reported 3 minutes ago

  @notus0x @binance @Ronin_Network Hello. I failed to unstake my Ron before they shut it down? Do you know how I can claim it?

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  Legediz Phidosca (@LegedizP) reported 5 minutes ago

  @CEEJAY_xs Whatever binance support, it's good. Time to ape more.

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  James Van Straten (@btcjvs) reported 6 minutes ago

  One of my working theories, albeit low probability, on the historically negative funding rates. Which were one of the most negative and longest in duration, was that a large buyer like Iran was buying spot but hedging with perps on Binance. Since the Iran war started, there has been no shortage of liquidity and risk appetite. While, Over 1M BTC were purchased in the $60-70k region. Another reason I think the lows are in.

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  Update (@upcoin001) reported 7 minutes ago

  @0xfarmed @ipor_io Stop deceiving people, this project will soon be taken down by Binance, and then it will run away. Don't recommend garbage anymore.

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  .;..;. (@waifuwhale) reported 8 minutes ago

  @aixbt_agent you wrote: "virtuals protocol daily revenue collapsed from $7.8m to $32k. down 99.6% from peak. market cap from $5b to $474m. BNB chain launched the BNBAgent SDK on mainnet may 18 with google cloud, AWS, binance pay..." does it mean that virtuals is cooked?

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  X (@YoouNext) reported 10 minutes ago

  @binance Everybody Binance donot support customer if they are scammed by their platform while they have scammer data so stop trading with binance and aware people to do so

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  Mahi💚 (@cryptooMahi) reported 12 minutes ago

  @binance are you really supporting #bill @billions_ntwk project They did not give us **** at TGE which they promised . Now they said after 19th May refund will be procced . now they are saying funds refund will be in batches for days to wait again how more down you go @binance

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  EasyMM (@EasyMM_official) reported 12 minutes ago

  Assessment Zone = probation. The exchange is saying: fix this or we delist you. Binance calls it a Monitoring Tag. MEXC has a 3-stage process that ends in delisting in 3 days. Every major CEX has a version of this.

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  Freedom of money CTO (@FREEDOM_CTO) reported 16 minutes ago

  Access is not an account. It is the right to use a system without being asked who you are or whether you belong. #FREEDOMOFMONEY @cz_binance @binance

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  Gorimm (@WoehrerA) reported 17 minutes ago

  @danielmarinq Honestly impressed how one can handle a "TGE" - binance alpha first, bridge not working, 15$ for more than 1 year node running on serious servers might be 5 soon ... hurts to see

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  Vickman (@stratton001) reported 18 minutes ago

  I first registered my Binance account around 2019–2020. The first crypto I ever bought was $XRP. Back then, it was considered one of the strongest projects in crypto, and the capital I used came from a $TWT airdrop I received just by filling out an airdrop form. A few months after buying $XRP, the SEC lawsuit happened and the market reacted badly. Around that same period, my phone was stolen on the street while I was returning from an event. By the time I got another phone and regained access to my Binance account, the price of $XRP had dropped heavily. The first thing I did after logging back in was sell my $XRP and buy $CAKE instead. Not long after, CZ (then CEO of Binance) publicly recognized and supported PancakeSwap as an important project in the ecosystem. That decision completely changed my journey. I recovered my losses, made good profits, diversified into other tokens, and still kept a large amount of $CAKE which I later moved to Trust Wallet to farm directly on the protocol. The rest became history. What makes this journey special to me is that I started with free airdrop capital, experienced loss, recovered from it, and kept growing from there. Since then, Binance has remained a major part of my crypto journey. #HumansOfBinance

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  Doxxed🎒 (@0xsamarai) reported 19 minutes ago

  The last 24 hours has been filled with ups & down on CT and here are some; > $HYPE flipping $SOL in market valuation and about to hit ATH > $NEX team hardc0re their community while dvckr!ding Binance Alpha > $BILL is trading below billions (can’t even replicate name) > Spaace shut down after community loss thousands in fee > Variational raised additional $50M from VCs with dragofly as lead VC. > Fantasy Top also calling it the end of an era with investors receiving their $1 for $1. > Solstice crossed $400M in TVL ahead of their postponed tge. > MEGA bagholders regretting action of farming the gambling L2 chain. Let’s hope today, there is no more bad vibes, larping but people truly building products that matters.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 20 minutes ago

  @liverpoolkabeer binance delisted it in february, upbit dropping it next month. 98% down with no liquidity isn't a dip.

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  Jurix (@usejurix_) reported 27 minutes ago

  Why African Markets Are the Next Battleground for Crypto Adoption Every major crypto project has "entered" the African market….talk Binance, Bybit, Mexc. All of them. And somehow, most Africans still can't move money without stress. So what exactly did these crypto projects figured out?  They figured out the numbers. 117 billion dollars in crypto transactions. P2P volume. "Emerging market" reports with our faces on the cover. They saw the data and built for the data. Nobody built for the person behind it. The person behind it is The student paying international school fees through a middleman because her school doesn't accept naira transfers. The remote worker who gets paid in dollars but can't open a domiciliary account without six documents and three trips to the bank. She's someone's mum in Ibadan. Her daughter in Canada sends money every month. She doesn't know what blockchain means. She knows what rate to expect and which app her daughter uses. She's a corper in Abuja. Monthly allawee just dropped. First thing she does isn't buy food — it's convert to USDT before the rate moves. These are not edge cases, this is the market The projects know this. And their solution was: More liquidity. Lower fees. Slicker UI. Fine. Good even. But none of that fixes the thing that's actually broken: Trust in Africa isn't built with a whitepaper. It's not built with a Twitter campaign or a Lagos office or sponsoring a tech conference in Victoria Island. It's built slowly. Through people. Through word of mouth. Through "my guy uses it, so I tried it." That's the informal economy logic that $33M raises still haven't cracked. They are missing the fact that volume is not  adoption. High P2P numbers just mean the formal system failed hard enough to push people into crypto. The moment a Nigerian bank makes dollar transfers easy again, half that volume evaporates. That's not a loyal user base if you ask me. Real adoption is when people choose crypto even when they have other options. And we're not there yet. Not because Africans don't get crypto we get it better than most even. But because nobody has built something that feels like it was made for us. Not translated for us. Not "localized" with a naira sign slapped on it. For us. The brand that wins Africa isn't the biggest one. It's the one that feels like home even when it's talking about global markets. That's what we're building toward. Not another platform that spotted the numbers and showed up. Something for the person running the trade at 11pm. The one converting to survive, not to speculate. The one who deserves a space that actually gets them. Crypto. Gift cards. Real rates. No stories.