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  himug-lamuh (@HimugLamuh) reported 46 seconds ago

  @ThePlasmaQT you're right. but also for fun, here's an ai generated verse that's apparently supposed to be to the tune of "we didn't start the fire", the point of which is to point out circle's history of not freezing wallets. Binance trader, cartel cash USDC swaps, tens of millions splash Mexican network, **** and coke Stablecoin moves that the DEA spoke Wisconsin scams, retirement gone Hundreds of thousands in USDC drawn Layered wallets, Circle tokens Victim funds before the freeze breaks open Drift Protocol, two-eighty-five USDC batches before the blacklist thrives SwapNet millions, delayed response ZachXBT notes the slow freeze response Bybit spillover, some USDC too Lazarus trails where the stablecoins flew Scam centers, shell accounts, Circle freezes Tens of millions tracked in the seizures We didn’t start the fire It was always burning Since the chain’s been turning We didn’t start the fire No, we didn’t light it But we tried to fight it

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  Lynh.cmc (@EAFBreal) reported 2 minutes ago

  LSK +25% to $0.0962 in 24h, clearly outperforming the flat market. Main driver: Explosive derivatives and liquidity surge. Spot volume up 1,510% to $28M. Top gainer on Binance Futures with volume +514% — strong speculative buying, possible short squeeze. Technical breakout above key MAs. RSI 7-day at 79.3 (overbought). Mild rotation into Layer-2 tokens. Short-term: Hold above $0.0893 support → possible retest of $0.1036 high. Break below → momentum weakens. Volume staying above $20M is key. This is a liquidity-driven move with no clear fundamentals. Not financial advice. High risk of reversal. Only risk what you can afford to lose. DYOR. #LSK ethereum:0x6033f7f88332b8db6ad452b7c6d5bb643990ae3f

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  Alhaji 007 Of Web3🥷 (@Return_born) reported 4 minutes ago

  Girls on hijab/scarf can have the password to my Binance account. I might have a problem😭

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  Richard James (@TBG2018) reported 11 minutes ago

  @sheldonbitmart @binance Still waiting you fool. Im about to bring hammer down globally on all those who think they have a say whether i lived or not since end of 2023. You dont want to be caught in the cross fire over something so trivial it will be brutal. @sheldonbitmart

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  Azraël (@azrael_options) reported 11 minutes ago

  @FroehlichThors1 ETH's issue isn't price, it's participation. Binance holding 39% of volume shows the market is still too dependent on one exchange. Real breakout fuel comes when retail starts asking where to buy. Until then, expect more of the same sideways grind.

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  Scorpion 🦂♏ (@scorpio51998691) reported 13 minutes ago

  Gm everyone 🌅 Friends, I want to warn you about a scam. Please read until the end. 📌One such method is when you lose money or your wallet is stolen, someone claiming to be a cybersecurity expert will contact you and promise to recover your funds. In return, they will either ask you for your wallet's recovery phrase or the prívate key Or they might ask you for a deposit in exchange for returning your money. This is one of the secondary methods used to scam you again, so be careful in these matters. If you are unsure what to do if one of these incidents occurs—that is, if your money is stolen—go to the nearest [police station/etc.]. Report your case, and in parentheses, if your country supports cryptocurrency. If it doesn't, I advise you never to go, as this will get you into other problems you don't want. Secondly, file a complaint with the official FBI page, but on the condition that The stolen amount is usually greater than $10,000, and they typically don't accept smaller amounts. Thirdly, report the incident to all platforms, such as Binance, via their technical support and provide them with all the details of the transactions you made through your wallet, but be as quick as possibl Because this will increase your chances of recovering your money, speed is key. Fourth, submit your complaint on pages that have the strongest blockchain investigators so they can track and monitor the cases and issues that have been resolved, and also who solved the most cases and Site rating And I think that's all, and thank you to everyone who's read this far. Finally, please repost and like so everyone can benefit and thank you again 🙏

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  ₿en Todar ( AllOnBinance guy ) (@BenTodar) reported 15 minutes ago

  From $0 to 27% of the global tokenized-equity market in just seven weeks. Think about that for a second. bStocks launched on Binance on June 11. By July 29, it had already surpassed $500M in AUM, captured approximately 27% of tokenized-equity market cap, and accounted for roughly 85% of tokenized-equity DEX volume. That is an insane speed of adoption. And this isn’t just another tokenized-stock product. bStocks gives eligible users 24/7 access to tokenized securities, with tokens backed 1:1 by the underlying shares, while also bringing them into the BNB Chain/DeFi ecosystem. The crazy part? This market is still incredibly early. Binance didn’t just enter tokenized equities. It entered with scale. $500M+ AUM. 27% market share. 85% of DEX volume. From zero to a major share of an emerging market in weeks. And we’re probably still in the first chapter. All On Binance.

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  Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) reported 16 minutes ago

  July 2026 Exchange Spot Volume Report: total $429.0 billion, MoM decreased 21.7% Spot trading volume across 14 major exchanges totaled $429.0 billion in July 2026, down 21.7% from $547.9 billion in June, with all 14 exchanges recording month-over-month declines. Binance ranked first with $196.5 billion in volume, accounting for 45.8% of the total, followed by OKX with $41.6 billion and Bybit with $36.3 billion. The top three exchanges together accounted for 64.0% of total spot volume. Among the 14 exchanges, Uniswap recorded the smallest month-over-month decline at 9.8%, followed by Kraken at 13.4% and Gate at 15.9%. Bitfinex posted the steepest decline at 59.7%, followed by Coinbase at 26.4% and Bybit at 24.5%.

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  Edgard Paz (@Log1cLockX) reported 17 minutes ago

  @binance @HatimBinance That first step shapes the whole path A rushed move early on can cost more than a slow start

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  muar (@muarmemuar) reported 23 minutes ago

  Why Most Perp DEXs Are Going to Die One of the problems perp DEXs are facing has nothing to do with the fact that crypto is in a bear market right now. I'd actually argue against that take, because I think the market is still bullish considering the amount of volatility we’re seeing around specific narratives like Robinhood. The key problem, imo, is that perp DEXs are still operating under the old market paradigm: people will come to their platform, burn money on fees to farm points, and do it all for the chance to get an airdrop. That entire airdrop meta died in 2024. What replaced it was gambling and the desire to try your luck and make money right now. We live in the TikTok generation. People increasingly want dopamine right now, not a year, two years, or three years from now, or however long a perp DEX's points program is going to run before you finally get rewarded with an airdrop. That's exactly why Pumpfun became so popular in 2024. It gave people the ability to take a shot and potentially make money right here, right now. And this meta has only gotten stronger since then. Does anyone use Based, Fomo, Robinhood, GMGN, Axiom because of an airdrop? Nobody gives a **** about the airdrop. These platforms give people an opportunity to make money right now, and people are willing to leave money there in fees just for the chance to catch a coin that does a few x's, instead of waiting a year or two for some perp DEX airdrop - assuming the project doesn't shut down before the airdrop, get hacked, or you don't end up realizing the airdrop was worth less than what you spent farming it. Perp DEX devs shouldn't be obsessing over their points programs and speculating about future airdrops, because only a handful of people actually care about that stuff now. You're not going very far with that small of a user base. Your job should be to give people the ability to gamble right now on the assets that everyone is talking about right now. When solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump started pumping, how many perp DEXes actually listed it? Just Aster? What about cash-cat:native? Nobody cares right now whether you list $MON, $ARB, or some other familiar altcoin. I think perp DEXs should at the very least follow the MEXC playbook: whenever they find a new volatile asset, they immediately announce a listing. Your platform needs to be on CT's radar because people are talking about using your platform, not because everyone is waiting for some future airdrop, with the same few people spending every day predicting the price of your points. Most altcoins right now are complete garbage that just bleed lower without any real volatility. All the volatility is concentrated around: RWA - especially the AI sector Memecoins - especially the ones on Robinhood Crime tokens from Binance and Bitget, like $TUT, $BEAT, $VELVET Everything else is basically dead. And I really hope perp DEX devs listen to what I'm saying, because based on the current trends, the airdrop meta is dead. Perp DEXs are trying to bring that meta back to life through points programs, but over the long run, I don't think that's going to save most of them. Just look at how many users are actually farming points on perp DEXs right now. 2k-5k on average? Who are you planning to dump your tokens on at TGE? This entire game is basically between the devs and the airdrop farmers. There isn't even a third party anymore who's actually there to buy your tokens when you dump on them.

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  Sarosh (@SaroshQ2022) reported 23 minutes ago

  The big story is Iran & elevated Macro. Plus CPI & PPI fear and so SUI is cooling along with Bitcoin. SUI internals still look better than the price suggests. The biggest change is that futures have weakened and leveraged longs are getting flushed, while spot demand is holding up much better. That tells me this looks more like a leverage reset than people abandoning SUI. The one thing I am watching closely is crowded long positioning. If spot keeps absorbing the weakness while leverage continues to come out, this pullback is healthy. If spot starts breaking down too, then the picture changes. For now, I would call SUI constructive, but cooling. FULL READ BELOW SUI Data Analysis — August 11, 2026 In a Nutshell SUI has pulled back to roughly $0.681, but the internals are not showing a complete breakdown. What has changed is the balance underneath the move: futures participation has weakened over the larger intraday windows, while spot is holding up better than derivatives. That is important. This looks more like a leveraged reset inside an improving broader structure than spot holders aggressively abandoning SUI. Price Is Pulling Back SUI is around $0.681, down roughly 1.56% over 24 hours. The shorter window is better: • 4-hour performance: +0.64% But the larger relative picture remains weak: • 7-day: -1.34% • 30-day: -6.44% • 90-day: -44.97% So I am not going to pretend the price structure is suddenly strong. The improvement we saw last week has hit resistance and SUI is now consolidating that move. Open Interest Is Still Elevated Open interest is roughly $533 million, which is actually higher than the approximately $507 million we were looking at a couple of days ago. That matters because despite the pullback, leverage has not disappeared from the market. But when I look underneath that aggregate number, the exchange data is mixed. Some exchanges are still adding OI: • Binance: roughly +$0.3% • Gate: roughly +3.5% • MEXC: roughly +4.0% But others are reducing exposure: • Bybit: roughly -0.9% • Bitget: roughly -2.2% • BingX: roughly -28% So the OI picture is no longer uniformly expanding. Futures Flows Have Clearly Deteriorated This is the biggest change from the August 9 data. Short-term futures flows are positive: • 5-minute: +$345K • 15-minute: +$321K • 30-minute: +$378K But once I move farther out: • 1-hour: -$107K • 4-hour: -$830K • 8-hour: -$5.91M • 12-hour: -$4.00M That is a meaningful shift. Two days ago, the 4-hour, 8-hour and 12-hour futures windows were all positive. Now they are negative. So derivatives traders have clearly been reducing exposure into this pullback. Spot Is Holding Up Better This is where the data gets more interesting. Spot flows are mixed, but the larger windows are considerably healthier than futures: • 5-minute: -$10K • 15-minute: +$18K • 30-minute: +$31K • 1-hour: -$35K • 4-hour: +$369K • 8-hour: -$95K • 12-hour: +$527K That 12-hour number is particularly important because while futures are showing roughly -$4 million, spot is showing approximately +$527K. So the weakness is being driven much more aggressively through derivatives than through spot. That is a better setup than seeing both futures and spot getting dumped together. Liquidations Confirm the Reset The liquidation numbers are overwhelmingly hitting longs. Over 24 hours: • Long liquidations: roughly $652K • Short liquidations: roughly $81K Over 12 hours: • Long liquidations: roughly $524K • Short liquidations: roughly $69K So leveraged longs have been getting flushed. That fits perfectly with what the futures-flow data is telling us. The market built more leverage during the recent move, price failed to immediately continue higher, and some of those longs are now being forced out. That is not necessarily bearish by itself. Sometimes this is exactly what a market needs before attempting another move. Long Positioning Is Still Crowded The long/short ratios remain elevated: • Binance accounts: 2.13 • OKX accounts: 3.02 • Binance top traders: 2.62 • Binance top trader positions: 2.32 This is still the part I do not love. Too many traders are leaning in the same direction. So even if the broader SUI setup remains constructive, there is still plenty of fuel for additional long liquidations if price gets pushed lower. Funding Is Still Controlled The OI-weighted funding chart remains mostly positive but not disorderly. That tells me traders are still willing to pay to remain long, but we are not seeing the kind of extreme funding spike that would make me think the entire structure is dangerously overheated. So leverage is elevated, but it has not reached a level where I would call it completely out of control. Bottom Line The internals are not as bullish as they were on August 9, and I think we need to say that clearly. Futures flows have deteriorated. Long liquidations have increased. The long side is still crowded. And price has pulled back. But underneath that, spot is holding considerably better than derivatives, especially over the 4-hour and 12-hour windows. That tells me the recent weakness looks more like leveraged traders being cleaned out than broad spot capitulation. And that is the distinction I care about. A couple of days ago, SUI was expanding out of compression and everything underneath it was improving at the same time. Today we are seeing the first real test of that move. So now I want to see whether spot continues absorbing the weakness while futures leverage resets. If that happens, this pullback is healthy. If spot begins turning consistently negative alongside futures, then the picture changes. For now, I would call SUI constructive but cooling — with derivatives resetting while spot remains surprisingly resilient.

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  Super Degen 💎 (@SuperDegen) reported 28 minutes ago

  @sunshinebinance @binance 70% off service fees plus a 5,000 USDT reward pool is a solid promo. Great time to utilize Lite Loans on Binance

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  𝕀𝕥𝕤 𝕁𝕠𝕟𝕪 ₿Ξ (@Jony3016) reported 28 minutes ago

  This is what community support should look like. 🤍 In difficult moments, standing together matters more than anything. Respect to Binance Charity for supporting those affected in Colombia. 🇨🇴🙏

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  J (@J_moola3) reported 29 minutes ago

  @TFMSALTMAN @binance No, the team running $toshi doesn’t care to be listed on Binance. They hit almost 1b market cap and ever since then have been acting like their **** doesn’t stink and think they own Base. When in turn the whole time they were bashing Jesse, the coin was getting bashed even lower

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  Binance Customer Support (@BinanceHelpDesk) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Joseph8tij @binance Hi Joseph. The most common tactic is bait: scammers post a seed phrase for a wallet that appears to hold funds, making victims think they found free crypto. In more advanced cases, they use phishing or impersonate support to trick users into changing wallet permissions. ˆLP