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  Lusy T 🇸🇬 (@L_usy_) reported 2 minutes ago

  @lvdehua688_btc @bstocksfinance Support Binance

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  Seb Goddijn (@sebgoddijn) reported 3 minutes ago

  With the implementation of Glass, we wanted to do something special, leave access to the AI. At @tryramp, we do things differently to others, so when we got back our report for data and financial measurement, we were surprised to hear about Tokenization. At first, we were sceptical, but then we understood the reasoning behind it, Glass gave us the full breakdown of the ecosystem and use cases. That is why we've decided to go with Binance for our financial project with Glass

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  SHAKIL khan sk (@DeFiShakil) reported 6 minutes ago

  What to Know Before Buying Your First Bitcoin? Bitcoin is a digital currency that is not controlled by any bank or government. Instead, it runs on computer code. Before you spend any money, it is important to know how it works and what risks are involved. Prices Change Quickly, The price of Bitcoin goes up and down a lot. It can easily drop by 20% to 50% in a short time. You should be prepared for big price changes so you do not panic and sell at a loss. Where to Keep Your Bitcoin? You must decide how to store your Bitcoin safely. Leaving it on an exchange website is easy, but you could lose your money if the site shuts down or gets hacked. Using a special offline storage device (a hardware wallet) is much safer, but you must keep your password and recovery phrase safe yourself. You Cannot Cancel Payments, Once you send Bitcoin, you cannot get it back. There is no customer support or bank to help you fix a mistake. If you send money to the wrong address, it is gone forever. Taxes and Legal Rules In many countries, governments treat Bitcoin like property instead of cash. This means you may have to pay taxes whenever you buy, sell, or trade it, so you need to keep track of all your transactions. Avoid Hype and Fake Promises , Many people on social media promise that Bitcoin will make you rich quickly. Instead of listening to rumors, learn how Bitcoin actually works like the fact that only 21 million Bitcoins will ever exist. Only invest money that you can afford to lose, and treat your first purchase as a way to learn. Educational purposes only. Not financial advice. DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  turrizt 🛤️ 🦞 (@turriztA) reported 7 minutes ago

  was reading all the Kaito Pulse stuff today, and from what i understand, the Binance / ChatGPT / Claude stuff only kicks in when you actually choose to verify something, and they use zkTLS so Kaito gets the proof, not your full account data which definitely makes it better than how some posts described it, but i’m still not sure i actually like the direction we’re basically getting to a point where a reputation app asks you to verify things from your exchange accounts, ai accounts, trading activity, etc just to build a better profile around you even if the data stays local and only a proof gets sent, you’re still giving a browser extension pretty sensitive access - especially in crypto where we’ve seen enough security issues already maybe the tech is completely fine, but i’m not sure "verify more and more of your online life to build reputation" is something i’m that comfortable with curious if people actually care about this tradeoff or just want the higher Aura score

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  Garrett (@Garreett_G) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AkaBull_ @binance Tokenization may improve access, but it doesn’t remove the risks of the underlying market.

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  比特牛 (@_BitBull) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AnthonyTsNY @cz_binance @binance 75% of Binance liquidations on Oct 10 happened before their USDe index deviation even started. The crash was already going before any Binance specific issue kicked in. That alone should settle the causality question.

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  Daisypto 𔓘 (@0xDaisypto) reported 15 minutes ago

  @BinanceBrokers GM Binance one block at a time

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  🇺🇦 Lorelei, your donation ********** (@Lorelei_0502) reported 16 minutes ago

  I hope Binance goes down after this! 🤬

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  Zembo (@bouchkirab) reported 17 minutes ago

  @CoincimCoincimm The $LUNC Burn Myth: Why Hype Influencers Are Straight-Up Scamming You ​The latest posts on X and YouTube are pushing the exact same fairytale again: "500 Billion LUNC burn coming soon!", "Major CEX developments!", plastered over thumbnails with red arrows and flame emojis. Let’s stop beating around the bush: this is pure engagement-farming and total manipulation. ​Here is the cold, hard math proving why their claims are complete nonsense. ​1. The Cold Hard Math (The Calculations) ​Their sales pitch falls apart the moment you open a basic calculator: ​Total LUNC Supply: ~5.5 Trillion (5,500,000,000,000) tokens. ​The "Massive" Burn Claim: 500 Billion tokens. ​Remaining Supply Post-Burn: 5.5 \text{ Trillion} - 0.5 \text{ Trillion} = \mathbf{5.0 \text{ Trillion tokens}}. ​The Reality Check 💥: Even after a hypothetical 500 billion token burn, 91% of the total supply still exists. For LUNC to reach just $0.01 with 5 trillion tokens left, the market cap would need to hit $50 Billion—making it larger than almost the entire crypto top 10 combined. ​💥 Punch 1: Anyone claiming a 500 billion burn will send the price to $0.01 or $1.00 either failed middle school math or is blatantly lying to farm your views. ​2. Why "CEX Support" Is Total Nonsense ​Influencers love throwing around exchange names like WEEX, LBank, or Binance to sound legitimate. ​How Exchanges Actually Work: Exchanges aren’t charities. They make their money strictly on trading fees. ​The Scam Cycle: They announce a tiny "burn campaign." Naive followers rush to trade on the platform. The exchange clears massive profits in fees, burns a few thousand bucks of pocket change in LUNC, and pays the influencer their affiliate kickback. ​💥 Punch 2: The exchanges get rich, the influencers take their affiliate cut, and the followers get left holding the bag. You are nothing but exit liquidity to them. ​3. The Hype Factory: Feeding Candy To Kids ​Why do these channels keep making these videos? ​Algorithm Farming: Clickbait titles like "SON DURUM / NELER OLUYOR?" target desperate holders trying to break even. ​Dangling the Carrot: They dangle a fake promise ("Just hold, the big burn is coming!") to keep you liking, commenting, and boosting their channel metrics. ​💥 Punch 3: This isn't market analysis—it's digital begging. They are throwing candy to children who still believe in the tooth fairy while the market swallows their money whole. ​Conclusion ​Ditch the fairytales and the flame emojis. The numbers do not lie: the burn rate doesn't even make a dent in this massive supply. ​Stop listening to hype-merchants on social media and trust your own calculator. Time to call out the bullshit and move on.

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  JY / excel arc (@ProlabCH) reported 18 minutes ago

  State of onchain: Market doesn’t look good, crazy rotations everywhere. The moment you blink or go to sleep, your position goes to zero. Major news is Neynar looking for a buyer for their Farcaster business. Their acquisition was less than a year ago. Overall conditions for parts of crypto continue to be tough. Robin Hold onchain has been impacted by the attention moving to Binance and Solana. I didn’t have Ansem building another launchpad on my bingo card kek. Main runners on the green chain are down last days. $cashcat losing steam, lots of fud around $stonkbroker on the launchpad mechanisms. Issue with this is that main plays on a chain kind of serve as a gauge for the risk appetite. With both going down, this limits potential for smaller plays to run. Base still struggles, as I was writing in earlier posts. At the same time, I want to be positioned there with idle capital. I will not catch the bottom but if one day capital moves back, I gotta be positioned. Talking about attention: happy to see already 60 ppl/teams registering for our hackathon. Great opportunity to win cool prizes and to get exposure to the Base eco. Check out link in my comment. Otherwise it is a day of red on my watchlist. Will be interesting to see how things play out next days. Might cut stuff if needed. Happy Tuesday and stay bullish (when there is liquidity).

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  ALAMIN (@alamin87950) reported 20 minutes ago

  Not Eligible 😭 I completed the task exactly as required — 15 USDT traded, 15/15 progress completed — but when I tried to claim my reward, Binance showed: “Cannot Claim Reward” ❌ It says I violated Binance’s Terms of Use and I’m no longer eligible to participate in campaigns or receive rewards. But what exactly did I violate? 🤔 I’ve been actively participating in Binance campaigns, completing tasks, and supporting the ecosystem. Then suddenly getting marked “Not Eligible” without a clear explanation is honestly frustrating. 😭 If there’s an issue with my account, please provide a proper explanation or review it manually. Has anyone else received the same message recently? #Binance #BinanceRewards #Crypto

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  Lilly (@DashhLilly) reported 21 minutes ago

  When I first heard the words “crypto earning product,” I confused it with trading. They’re not the same thing. A simple way I learned to separate them was to imagine two boxes. In the first box, someone is actively buying or selling an asset. The second box works differently. Certain crypto products allow eligible users to subscribe supported digital assets under specific terms and potentially receive rewards. @binance Simple Earn is one example. What beginners should understand is that even inside Simple Earn, not every product works the same way. There are Flexible and Locked products. I think of Flexible as the box where access is generally more flexible, while Locked products involve committing assets under different product terms. That difference matters more to me than simply looking at a displayed reward rate. Before using any earning product, I would want to know: Which asset is supported? What are the redemption conditions? How are rewards calculated? Is the product even available to me? Reward rates, supported assets, eligibility and availability can change or differ by region. So “Earn” shouldn't automatically translate in a beginner’s mind to “easy money.” It is still a financial product that needs to be understood first. Educational only, not financial advice. Always DYOR and check official product terms. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Henry (@LordOfAlts) reported 22 minutes ago

  160.7M monthly active addresses. Up 285%. Numbers are cool, but where people are actually going is the real story. BNB Chain and Solana alone hold ~45% of total active addresses. Here is how I see the split: @BNBCHAIN: The Retail Gateway BNB is winning the mass market. Cheap gas, fast speeds, and direct access to the Binance ecosystem make it the easiest bridge from CEX to DEX. Dominating Asia, MENA, and LATAM, it’s built for the high-frequency retail user who just wants smooth, low-cost transactions without thinking about gas fees. @solana: The Crypto-Native Hub Solana is where the action is. It’s driven by traders, memecoin culture, DeFi degens, and high-speed apps. People aren't just holding bags on Solana, they're actively using the chain every single day. @ethereum: The Institutional Anchor Ethereum still owns the deep liquidity, high-value TVL, and institutional trust. But when it comes to raw daily retail activity, it’s clearly no longer the default option. The big takeaway? Crypto isn't just asking "Where is the money sitting?" anymore. It’s asking "Where are the actual humans using the chain?" Are you betting on TVL or raw user activity for the next cycle?

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  Javed_official (@Javedofficial0) reported 25 minutes ago

  Thinking about buying Bitcoin for the first time A few key points matter before you dive in Only 21 million BTC will ever exist yet you never need a full coin Fractions are available and commonly purchased. Bitcoin’s price swings can be sharp in both directions Treat that first trade as high risk not a sure profit Ask yourself the real reason for buying Constant posts on X can spark FOMO but hype alone is never enough justification Study what Bitcoin actually is grasp the risks involved and base every decision on your own research Eligible first time users may access Binance’s My First BTC campaign which can provide 7 day price protection on qualifying initial trades Availability depends on campaign terms and your region Price protection does not eliminate investment risk Rewards remain unguaranteed Always review the complete campaign rules before joining Educational purpose • DYOR #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  CRYPTO SHAHZAIB (@CryptoShahzaib_) reported 32 minutes ago

  $BTW still has my attention even after this run. 👀 The structure keeps printing higher lows, resistance has turned into support, and the latest bullish pennant breakout shows buyers are still in control. At $0.65, I’m not saying it goes straight up, but I still think $1 is possible if this trend keeps holding. Pullbacks are normal. For now, I’m staying bullish on $BTW until the structure gives me a reason not to. #BTW #Binance