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  CRYPTOSIXT (@CRYPTOSIXT) reported 10 minutes ago

  @pete_rizzo_ Access is not capital A #Binance listing expands distribution, not demand Billions don't flow into #Bitcoin because a product is listed They flow only if investors choose to allocate capital.

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  pepethedestroyr (@PepeTheDestroyr) reported 14 minutes ago

  @TCryptochicks @tradewithsterl Respectfully, many of us too blasted after seeing CZ endorse this. Since than, many of our first introductions to BSC have resulted in what feels like a slow rug and 80% straight down. Not great for us ever trying a Binance coin again @cz_binance

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  ZachXBT (@zachxbt) reported 15 minutes ago

  @binance @Gate_io Update 2: LAB dumped 85% down to just under $2 from $14 ($14B FDV) in past 24 hrs. Disappointing to see how no action was taken by Binance, Bitget, & Gate earlier to prevent it. If CEXs cared profits from the accounts manipulating price would be distributed to users at a minimum. Unlocks for investors were scheduled to begin later this month however multiple late vesting changes occurred in the past. Insiders have controlled the entire float which lead to extreme price manipulation on CEXs via MM. I do not encourage trading LAB under any circumstances.

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  Bariksis (@bariksis) reported 16 minutes ago

  The same people crying over the refs rigging the game to help Argentina is the same type of people who cry day in, day out, over Binance manipulating the price of Bitcoin and crypto. But then they are dead silent when the price of Bitcoin is going up, and everyone is printing money in their portfolios while they sleep. Nobody was making a sound when Argentina was down 2-0 till the 78th minute. The refs cannot help a team to put the ball in the back of the net, so shutup and stop crying like a *****, it's embarassing!

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  ArjoKaizen (@arjonillakaizen) reported 18 minutes ago

  So here’s my problem. What it gets right (math, memory, scam detection) any free AI does today. What it gets wrong (P2P fees, Portfolio Margin rules, its own market data) is the ONLY reason to use a Binance-branded AI. And this one is paid.

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  Marromzada (@marromzadaa) reported 20 minutes ago

  @zachxbt @binance @Gate_io There’s a lot of price manipulation; just now, out of the blue, it’s dropped by 45 per cent – WTF

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  Alma Luna (@_AlmaLuna_) reported 22 minutes ago

  @binance I’d add a “Community Votes” feature where users help decide which tokenized stocks (bStocks) are added next. Give the community a real voice.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 23 minutes ago

  SYN isn't ready yet — it needs to close a 4-hour candle back above roughly $0.369 with Bitcoin turning up before this becomes interesting again. Right now the coin is pinned under about $0.37 and trading roughly 9% below the average price paid by recent buyers. That matters because it means most of the people who chased the last move up are sitting at a loss, and that group tends to sell into any bounce just to get their money back. The broader trend on the 4-hour view is still pointing down, not turning. Zoom in and there's a small flicker of buying on the 15-minute chart, but it's coming on very thin volume and price still hasn't reclaimed the short-term averages it would need to get going. In other words, it's a twitch, not a turn. On top of that, Bitcoin and Ethereum are both drifting lower on the same timeframe — and when the majors bleed, coins like this usually bleed harder. The setup is also lopsided on levels. There's a ceiling around $0.369 only about 6% overhead, and a soft floor near $0.345 sitting just under current price. The room to fall is bigger than the room to rise, which is the wrong side of the risk math to be leaning in. Back on the radar the moment a 4-hour close prints above $0.369 while Bitcoin firms up. Until then, it's a watch, not a lean. — 📡 On the Radar · $SYN · Available on Binance

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  Kandy Flores (@kandyflores116) reported 23 minutes ago

  @binance Asir actually working

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 25 minutes ago

  JTO isn't a setup worth chasing here — a 13% drop today, right into the spot where leveraged longs just got flushed, and the ceiling is less than 2% overhead while the nearest real floor sits 8-9% below. Reclaim $0.66 on the 4-hour with real follow-through and it goes back on the radar. The immediate problem is the math. There's maybe 2% of room up to the first real resistance around $0.66, and roughly 8-9% of air down to the nearest meaningful support near $0.59. That's a lopsided trade-off before you factor in anything else — you're risking a lot to reach for very little. The backdrop makes it worse. Price is landing exactly where a wave of leveraged bets got wiped out just hours ago, and that kind of fresh damage usually invites more selling, not a clean bounce. On the shorter timeframes, the small lift we're seeing is happening well below where price has been averaging recently — so this isn't a real momentum shift yet, it's a flicker inside a downtrend. Zoom out and Bitcoin and Ethereum are both losing steam on the 4-hour view, which tends to pull coins like JTO further down rather than let them rally in isolation. There is one honest positive — traders are leaning heavily short, which can occasionally fuel a sharp squeeze — but it's not enough to offset the poor risk-reward and the fresh technical damage. The line to watch is simple: JTO needs to take back $0.66 on the 4-hour with strong follow-through. Until then, it's a watch, not a lean. — 📡 On the Radar · $JTO · Available on Binance

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  RXB Jr (@rxbjr_) reported 27 minutes ago

  Why is binance so slow nowadays? are we having problems CZ?

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  Jo 🦅 (@joe_da_vinci) reported 28 minutes ago

  Don't get shaken out this early, because in the next leg up🚀... solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump will hit flip $PUMP solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump will get listed on binance solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump will get listed on coinbase $ANSEM will hit 1billion $ANSEM will hit 10billion $ANSEM will have world recognition Don't lose focus The only problem you’re going to have, is if you don’t buy more $ANSEM at this cheap price

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  solsensei 🀄️ (@Solwiz313) reported 31 minutes ago

  @DegenWifStache The troll merch dropped no one gave a **** or made anyone bullish to buy the token. The team needs to adapt to how the market is functioning. The whales and the top holders need to to stop being broke and pay for a Binance listing.

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  Davies (@Daviesarc) reported 32 minutes ago

  I first heard of bnb during the time of CZ when binance was a one face UI I bought bnb at $0.23 but I fumbled the wallet because I was a noob and didn't know what seed phrases are. Today I regret my act,but that was just my recklessness and today that wallet is worth more than $34k if I held or had access to it. But nevertheless $BNB To the ******* moon and @BenTodar the god of $BNB I love what you doing man. And I'm rooting for the next #bnb cycle.

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  Bracket (@bracket_fi) reported 35 minutes ago

  Fewer than 300 crypto firms are now authorized to serve clients across Europe. Under the national regimes that MiCA just replaced, there were more than 3,000. The transition period closed on July 1, and Ripple cleared the bar today. Its full CASP authorization from Luxembourg, paired with the EMI license it already held, lets European banks, fintechs, and corporates move both fiat and crypto through a single regulated integration across all 30 EEA countries. @Binance entered the post-transition era without authorization, and Tether's USDT was pulled from major European exchanges. > ~280 firms authorized under MiCA, out of more than 3,000 that once operated in the region. > Ripple now holds 75+ regulatory licenses globally, among the most of any crypto company. > Stablecoin transaction volume hit a record $1.79 trillion in June, adjusted for bots, up 125% from a year ago. . . The scarcity is the signal. When a regulator takes thousands of firms down to a few hundred, the license becomes the moat that the technology was never able to be, and the firms still standing get to passport regulated money across an entire continent while the rest wind down. For capital allocators, that reframes the on-ramp. Moving regulated money on-chain used to be the hard part. With compliant rails clearing and the dollar rail already settling record organic volume every month, getting capital on-chain is turning into the solved half of the problem. The unsolved half is what happens after it lands. A licensed rail carries capital across borders, but it does not put that capital to work. Regulated money that arrives on-chain without a deployment strategy sits in a compliant wallet earning nothing, and the harder question remains open: who turns it into risk-managed yield once it settles. Smart money is watching the layer above the rail. The license decides who gets to move regulated capital on-chain. The infrastructure that deploys it, within defined risk parameters, decides who gets paid for it. Source in 🧵