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  Varuna Gunawardena (@VarunaGune) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance Does Binance Junior allow direct access to bStocks trading, or is it only educational? #AskBinance @binance

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  Alek (@Alek_Carter) reported 10 minutes ago

  @greg_miller05 @binance @BinanceAcademy This shift feels slow while it’s happening, then suddenly it becomes normal.

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  Alex Kirchmaier | web3alex.eth 𝕏 (@0xSchnitzel) reported 18 minutes ago

  @FreepanO @MartiniGuyYT You seem to be unaware of how slow European authorities can be. France has opened a case against Binance years ago and they haven’t finished their investigations apparently…

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  Yedior (@yedior) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Spigg1115 has Binance not harmed competitors? Why did The Netherlands ban them? Why did France, Germany and more forced them to shut down Derivatives? Don't you think Binance's own actions led to this, rather than some kind of plot being run?

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  Bông 🍊 po (@B0ngQy) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet Biggest issue with Binance Wallet DeFi: headline APY can look attractive, but real returns are harder to judge. Net yield, fees, incentives, and sustainability should be much more transparent.

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  ꜱʜᴀʜɪɴ ʙᴜʀᴋɪ (@Shahinburki) reported 21 minutes ago

  @binance Will binance use a knife down wick to Liquidate the Stock traders. As you used in #Btc #Eth futures??

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  Khalid Alzandani (@KAlzandani) reported 23 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk @binance @BinanceWallet Thank you for your response, but the issue has never been properly addressed. The same problem keeps happening repeatedly, and each time it is eventually attributed to a "technical error." When the same mistake occurs over and over again, it is no longer an isolated incident—it becomes a systemic issue. Your technical failures have repeatedly classified my account as high-risk, restricted services, and caused unnecessary inconvenience and stress. As a user, I am expected to comply with all requirements, and I have done so every time. Yet Binance continues to make the same mistakes without taking responsibility. What is even more frustrating is the lack of transparency, accountability, and any form of apology after these errors are proven. Repeating the same issue for months is not acceptable and reflects poorly on the reliability of your systems. Users deserve better than repeated technical failures and generic responses. We deserve fair treatment, clear explanations, and accountability

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  Akoto k. Alfred (@fxPips_god) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Learnernoearner My TRC20: TLudTEV2VCSHQ5eJWjVyMezNvdQHpBpWjA My phone is so broken I can't even comment on X without using Chrome 😭 I need a working phone to trade on Binance, Bitget & Bybit daily 📱 Winning this $100 = new Crosscall Trekker X4 = back to trading properly 🙏 I need this W. 📈

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  Meta Financial AI (@MetaFinancialAI) reported 23 minutes ago

  @cz_binance A sharp thesis from CZ 👇 AI can't swipe your Visa card, can't pass 2FA, can't show a passport for KYC. But blockchain is API driven. So once agents start paying for things "a matter of months, not years" the money will move over crypto rails. "AI still need to spend money. AI still need to transact. Guess what? They're going to use the blockchain." @cz_binance And which chain will they pick? While other networks are bogged down by slowness and stability issues, the answer is obvious. #BSC. Fast, cheap, reliable exactly what an AI agent transacting thousands of times needs. And what will AI chase above all? Liquidity. And where's the deepest liquidity? @Binance. So, you don't actually need to be a fortune teller to see the future.

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  Nova (@badattrading_) reported 23 minutes ago

  if you see an unusual distro like Coinbase 35%, Binance 12%, Mexc 1%, Change Now 1.5%, Bybit 5%, and there are just 1 kol in there and he has a bad rep, that's just bad avoid that **** If you see something like Binance 25%, Coinbase 14%, Mexc 5%, Change Now 4%, Bybit 7%, Gate 6%, with less americans but you have strong kols in there, that's potentially the good **** We're learning everyday, but all i can say it's all about the holders, how strong they are, if they are farmers, when do they farm and so on, if they farm at all, you want to follow the ones who don't farm

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  enci (@encigr) reported 30 minutes ago

  Honestly $spacemoon feels like the perfect layup for CZ. On June 11, binance launched bStocks - tokenized stocks on @BNBCHAIN, the centerpiece of the whole "next 3 billion users" super-app bet. A few days later, @spacemoonbsc launched, which does one thing: routes trading taxes into spacex bStock and distributes it to holders onchain. In just 2 days it's driven $250k into spacex bStock and onboarded 2,500 holders. As a matter of fact, it's single-handedly dragging bStocks toward being the most successful tokenized-stock attempt onchain. If CZ wanted a trojan horse to get retail hooked on bStocks, it'd look exactly like this. After all, they have sent tokens to absurd valuations before with nothing this strategic behind them. I expect spacemoon to start repricing till it gets its ****-you candle.

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  SeekeronChain π² 🌶️ (@mbombelasilver) reported 33 minutes ago

  @binance You had one job, literally on bloody job. HODL the damn line, can't trust y'all for ****.

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  جانان (@LeoMe08) reported 34 minutes ago

  @binance My friend don't trade on Binance any more because he lost 3000$ in Binance p2p deposit after it he went to fia and asked Binance many times for help and still waiting for Binance response it happened in 2025 and now it's 2026 June

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  Byte Drift (@byte_drift1) reported 35 minutes ago

  Something shifted in how people are learning about money. It didn't happen in a classroom. It happened on a phone screen. A few years ago if you wanted to understand investing, budgeting, or crypto you either knew someone in finance or you figured it out the hard way. Now that information is everywhere. 1 in 3 Gen Z adults now use social media as their primary source of financial education. That number was almost unthinkable a decade ago. Almost 40% of younger adults use social platforms to research financial products and services before making any decisions. That's a whole generation learning from feeds, not textbooks. And honestly it makes sense. A 60 second video explaining how compound interest works reaches more people than any school curriculum ever did. A simple post breaking down a confusing market term gets seen by thousands of people who never took an economics class. Accessibility changed everything. But here's where it gets important. Not everything you read online is accurate. Not every creator explaining finance actually understands it. Some are sharing opinions dressed up as facts. Some are sharing information that applies to their situation but not yours. Poor financial literacy cost Americans alone more than $246 billion in 2025. A significant portion of that came from acting on incomplete or misleading information. So the skill isn't just finding financial content on social media. The skill is knowing how to verify what you find. Cross reference what you learn. Check official sources. Understand that context matters and what applies in one market or region may not apply in yours. Social media made financial education more accessible than ever before. That's genuinely a good thing. Just make sure what you're consuming is actually education and not just noise dressed up to look like it. Stay curious. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 39 minutes ago

  HOME is sitting on the floor near $0.0258, but it's not back in play until the 4-hour chart closes above $0.0282 on real volume with Bitcoin steadying — until then, this is one to watch, not lean into. The bigger picture explains the caution. HOME ran hard to $0.07 and has been bleeding lower for weeks since. Price is now pressed against a support shelf around $0.0258 that has caught it before, so a bounce attempt from here makes sense on paper. The problem is that the 4-hour chart hasn't shown buyers actually stepping in yet — momentum is still pointing down, price is trading under its recent average, and there's a thick ceiling around $0.0282 packed with people who bought into the drop and are waiting to get out flat. Zoom in further and the 1-hour and 15-minute charts do show small early signs of life — the kind of twitch that sometimes precedes a turn. But the backdrop is working against it. Bitcoin is down close to 3% on the day and the dollar is climbing, and both of those typically drag the whole crypto market lower with them. A bounce trying to fight that current usually gets sold. So the setup is there in theory, but the confirmation isn't. The line that flips this is clean: a 4-hour close back above $0.0282 with strong volume, ideally while Bitcoin is steadying. Get that, and the sellers stacked at the ceiling become fuel instead of resistance. Without it, HOME stays in the bleed, and there's no reason to front-run it. — 📡 On the Radar · $HOME · Available on Binance