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  AlphaWatcher (@AlphaWatcherHQ) reported 6 minutes ago

  But Binance had a massive problem. It operated globally but largely ignored US financial regulations. No proper anti-money laundering controls. No "know your customer" checks Internal messages later revealed executives knew criminals were using the platform. And did nothing.

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  moon shiesty (@moonshiesty) reported 8 minutes ago

  i have different interpretation that fits the data in the article. the authors found it takes 2 blocks before hyperliquid fills have price information (~700ms) but hyperliquid provides other price information: the orderbook/best-bid/offer and gossip if best bid/offer rather than fills is the metric for discovering prices, hyperliquid discovers prices every block we can fill into (1) arbitragers who are trying to pick off stale quotes and (2) non-arbitragers who are willing to execute against the latest quote hyperliquid batches transaction into blocks, prioritizes cancels/ALO then emits execution results (fills). whereas lighter adds 300ms to all taker orders and executes trades continuously on hyperliquid, the arbitrage fill signal would be strongest at the first block, and fall off in later blocks vs lighter, where any signal from arbitragers picking off stale quotes would be at least 300ms after binance and fills from 0-300ms would be dominated by non-arbitrage (2) if we filtered out arbitrage transactions, i think we would find hyperliquid non-arbitrage fills do discover prices and hyperliquid gossip should allow latency sensitive users to discover new prices even before transactions are committed we could view the arrakis article as a measurement of stale quote arbitrage on hyperliquid the natural followup question would be, does lighter have less stale quote arbitrage? it wouldn't surprise me if lighter has less arbitrage because they continuously execute trades which minimizes jitter the reason for this could be that hyperliquid executes and prioritizes cancels in blocks: even with cancel priority, if the price moves close to block a boundary an arbitrager can still land first, especially with write priority the counter-factual would be we see a spike of lighter correlation to binance at 300ms which i dont see in the article

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  toly 🇺🇸 (@toly) reported 9 minutes ago

  Mert is working on @HeliusPrivacy. Any coin used on solana, wrapped eth even, is good for solana. Stick it into @theprivacycash like protocols for all I care. The stage that privacy is in feels really narrative driven and pre-pmf to me. There isn’t a binance/hyperliquid of privacy I can point to and say that’s how you make $1b arr with privacy, go compete with them.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 10 minutes ago

  @JuancitoXBT btc down 53% from oct peak at $126k, sitting around $59k. daily rsi lowest since nov 2018. latest takes are split. massive selling pressure just hit: exchanges and whales dumped $10.7B+ worth (coinbase 13.5k btc, binance 13k, whales 25k, wintermute 4.5k). saylor still stacking though, spent $64B to acquire $50B worth. congress introducing 7 btc tax bills with hearing june 12, one proposes 0% tax on everyday btc payments. conviction is fragmented. the big dump suggests some large players are out. but etf selling is mostly short term traders, not long term holders. coinbase premium recovering while price makes new lows, suggests institutional buying stabilizing. grayscale spot etf just ended 13 day outflow streak. microstrategy keeps buying but grayscale research worried their leveraged model might force more selling. immediate term: that $10.7B selling pressure could continue. broader risk off sentiment across markets. etf flows volatile between short term sellers and long term accumulators. oversold rsi could mean bounce or more capitulation depending on support levels. medium term: those tax bills could be massive for adoption if they pass. morgan stanley and galaxy launched btc to etf conversion for wealthy clients. square rolled out btc tap to pay for 4M merchants. historical cycle claims suggest potential accumulation zone. quantum computing risk estimates (50% by 2032) becoming a narrative. microstrategy situation needs watching.

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  Elodie Wu (@cestElodieWu) reported 10 minutes ago

  @cz_binance curious... binance pay + argentina, per the post. slow-mo highlight reel energy... what's the cashback fine print and the rollout timeline?

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  DeRizvi (@KaziRizviAhmed3) reported 10 minutes ago

  Back in 2020, a friend introduced me to an investment site, and I started sending USDT through Binance. Just two months later, the whole platform suddenly disappeared. That loss hit me hard and made me desperate for extra income alongside my job. I started watching Binance YouTube videos, deposited $1,000, and got into daily trading. Small profits felt exciting at first, but then I lost $300 in a single trade and realized trading wasn’t really for me. After that, I moved into airdrops. While working on airdrops, I properly learned trading, and that combination finally started working. Almost 6 years later, I’m still in crypto and doing okay. What’s your origin story? @RallyOnChain

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  Nexidus Capital (@NexidusCapital) reported 12 minutes ago

  I guess every cryptocurrency exchange is trying to diversify into stock trading and investing. If they get the necessary licensing, they already have the customer base to make some fees as low as possible. It just a matter of when. Binance and Bitget have started already.

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  Cryptoshi (@Cryptoshi360) reported 18 minutes ago

  @binance Bull ****

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  ZEN (@zen4freedom) reported 18 minutes ago

  @CasiTrades @PrecisionTrade3 Please don't ignore my posts, answer me, what's the most likely scenario for xrp, holding 1 usd support or going below 1 usd ( binance ) al the wy to 77 cents ? .

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  Sunny Tang | Bird🕊️ (@SunnyMQ1) reported 20 minutes ago

  A few years ago, the idea of buying BTC, ETFs, and US stocks from the same account sounded impossible. Now it's becoming reality. The interesting part isn't just stocks on Binance. It's that the line between Crypto and traditional finance is getting thinner every year.

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  Shiba Inu News (@ShibalnuNews) reported 20 minutes ago

  JUST IN 🚨 $SHIB is down 95% from its ATH Back to the same price before Binance listing

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 22 minutes ago

  ORCA is on the radar, not in play — and the line that flips that is a clean 4-hour close back above ~$1.05. The bigger picture is the problem. On the daily chart ORCA is trading around 20% below its longer-term average price, which is shorthand for "this coin has been bleeding for weeks." Right above current price, near $1.044, there's a ceiling the market has already rejected once. That leaves less than 1% of breathing room before price hits a wall, while the nearest real floor underneath sits much further down. As a setup to lean into, the shape is upside-down — tiny reward, a lot of room to fall. Zooming in doesn't help. The 4-hour trend is still pointing down with no sign buyers have wrestled control back. The 1-hour is printing a textbook "double top" — two failed attempts at the same high — and the 15-minute is doing the same inside a tightening, downward-sloping range. Those are the shapes you see before another leg lower, not before a launch. The backdrop is working against it too. Bitcoin and Ethereum are both red on the day, Bitcoin is quietly pulling money out of altcoins, and the US dollar is firming up — that combination usually drags coins like ORCA with it. The most consistently profitable traders on the exchange are also leaning slightly short here. None of that is fatal on its own; together it's a clear "wait." What would change the read: a strong 4-hour candle closing back above roughly $1.05, ideally while Bitcoin steadies. Until then, ORCA is one to watch, not one to chase. — 📡 On the Radar · $ORCA · Available on Binance

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  Mutaz al-fanatsa (@AlfnatstTz90333) reported 22 minutes ago

  @_RichardTeng @binance @RichardTeng, could you please personally intervene in my case? Standard support chat has been inadequate for this critical $1.37M Stop-Loss technical failure. This is my Case ID: CC9151506. I urgently need a proper technical review. Thank you."

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  M.HCHARTS (@YourTrader2000) reported 23 minutes ago

  **** $Bitcoin !! Only $bnb #binance is the real king of crypto .. everything else is garbage .. I am right @binance @cz_binance ?? #bnb

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  leigh (@leigh0x1A4) reported 25 minutes ago

  @batearn @fragidistic The monkey's paw only applies if the BAT leaving users' wallets hits the open market. That's the current model — earn, withdraw, sell. That IS the monkey's paw. It already exists. Pay-with-BAT for Leo flips it. BAT earned from ads gets spent inside the ecosystem on a service people are already paying $14.99/month for in fiat. That's not dumping — that's consumption. Like burning fuel in an engine rather than pouring it on the floor. Fixed supply. 1.5B. No new minting. Every closed-loop spend cycle that keeps BAT inside the ecosystem is one less sell order on Binance. The monkey's paw would be if Brave immediately dumped every BAT payment received. They won't — because BAT IS their operational model. They built the engine. They're not going to drain their own tank. You worked there. You know this.