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  2𝔾𝕆𝕃𝕆 GLOBAL (@2golo_) reported 52 seconds ago

  @CrucibleCrypto @Chipitoken @De_Light00001 We've also seen multiple transfers from his wallet to Binance, including transactions of around $700 and $800. That doesn't by itself prove anything, but it certainly doesn't support the claim that he had no money.

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  Sir Mas 📚📝 (@preacher41551) reported 4 minutes ago

  @binance Binance was good until @cz_binance left the role of CEO,now every garbage finds its way to Binance.

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  Scamcoin (@ScamcoinSPL) reported 10 minutes ago

  @binance decentralization with customer support

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  Mike (@TexCoolMike) reported 13 minutes ago

  @binance How come no one’s ever met this Satoshi? Where ******** he been?

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  Alex (@Alex_btc1) reported 14 minutes ago

  Chapter: The People's IPO Why stop at companies? Let creators, researchers, athletes, artists and entrepreneurs tokenize a small part of their future earnings through regulated on-chain offerings. Communities could support talent years before Wall Street notices them. @binance wouldn't just list companies it would help launch human potential. From investing in businesses to investing in belief.

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  G E N N Y (@Gennycruz_) reported 15 minutes ago

  Crypto Isn't Just About Trading. There's Also a Way to Earn. For a long time, crypto felt like it was all about timing the market. Buy. Sell. Repeat. But the ecosystem has grown far beyond that. Today, eligible users can also explore crypto earning products, which are designed for people who want to put supported digital assets to work while continuing to hold them, depending on each product's terms and conditions. A good example is Binance Simple Earn. It offers two ways to participate: 🔹 Flexible Products let eligible users earn rewards while keeping the option to redeem supported assets when needed, subject to the product's terms. 🔒 Locked Products are designed for users who are comfortable committing supported assets for a fixed period, with reward rates that may differ based on the product. Neither option is universally better. It really comes down to how you prefer to manage your assets and what level of flexibility you're looking for. One thing that's often overlooked is that supported assets, reward rates, eligibility requirements, redemption conditions, and product availability can all vary by region. The biggest shift in crypto isn't just new tokens. It's giving users more ways to engage with their digital assets beyond simply buying and selling. Educational only, not financial advice. Always do your own research and use official sources. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Strc9 (@StratosC9) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Bybit_Official @BybitEU I accidentally sent Binance-Peg USDC via BSC to my assigned Bybit deposit address. I fully acknowledge this was my mistake. Support informed me they are currently unable to recover the funds.

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  Rocky (@rockybolbia) reported 17 minutes ago

  @07LKM I tried binance but there is a problem, we need Pan details of these party who sells USDT to file for tds which they are not willing to share , I have been banging my head to solve this issue but not able to find a breakthrough

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  SKEEEV (@SKEEEV_ETH) reported 19 minutes ago

  Hey Binance team — quick question. Today the @GiggleAcademy charity wallet moved 2% of the $MAME supply, around $78K, to another address and sold it. Was the wallet compromised, or was this an official sale for charity? If it’s official, can we get some transparency on where the funds are going? The community wants to support charity and make BSC better. @heyibinance @cz_binance

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  Maven.HL (@MavenHL) reported 20 minutes ago

  KYC will destroy Hyperliquid… right? Let’s be serious for a second. What actual effect will the introduction of KYC have? In what form will it even be implemented? Will it affect HL popularity and uniqueness? I want to hear everyone’s thoughts. Personally, I think all the FUD around this topic is pure nonsense. The new “stars” feature on testnet is optional and only available to HIP-3 deployers. It allows them to create gated markets (for RWAs, tokenized stocks, institutions etc.) while the core Hyperliquid markets remain fully permissionless This doesn’t kill the product – it expands it. Same liquidity engine, different access rules. That’s how you bring real size without killing the original edge. All of this is aimed at integrating Hyperliquid into the US. CZ openly said Hyperliquid has a niche Binance can’t touch because of no KYC… and then immediately said he would never do it himself. That tells you everything about how strong this advantage actually is. Hyperliquid

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  WarLord🏅 (@Barzlyf) reported 21 minutes ago

  Never seen @Binance ignore the way they ignored this yesterday. If it were to be that **** sucking girl BETHEL OGBuLI would have an express service from Binance. A little porn on Zoom n Binance spreads the seed.

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  Macro Bombastic (@MacroBombastic) reported 21 minutes ago

  @WatcherGuru slow movers in dc, binance keeps shipping anyway

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  King of Clips (@EZWORK11) reported 21 minutes ago

  @binance 🔔🔔ATTENTION: Please help us @BitMartExchange is withholding thousands of users funds. They are trickling out small amounts to keep the masses quiet. Things like this are the reason that people have a hard time getting into the crpyto space. 🔔🔔

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  muneeb.btc (@muneeb) reported 22 minutes ago

  Upbit (Korea) confirmed that their Stacks network upgrade is already complete! 127 Bitcoin blocks to go. What is this upgrade and why is it imp? A rambling post … There have been two major launches in the history of Stacks. The original mainnet launch in 2021 and Nakamoto in 2024. These resulted in peak STX market of $3 billion and $5 billion respectively. Both hit limitations and fell shy of reaching their full potential. The 2021 Stacks was slow and congested (running at Bitcoin speed of 10-40 mins), and the 2024 Nakamoto still relied on a trusted group of signers. $600M of BTC capital was deposited over it but scaling it to $60 billion+ in BTC capital requires removing trust assumptions. The Stacks devs, the Princeton-MIT trained scientists, have been quietly preparing a third shot at goal. So, what is the goal? Stacks has a simple North Star of being the layer/chain with the most Bitcoin deployed. We exist to enable a thriving on-chain Bitcoin economy and be the rails on which billions of people use Bitcoin. This third shot at goal has a name and a timeline. We call it the **Satoshi Upgrades**: a series of three upgrades between now and Bitcoin halving of 2028. It’s our best work yet. Like Elon’s early rockets at SpaceX which came close to getting into orbit but didn’t make it, but then Falcon 1 Flight 4 reached orbit and the rest is history. Stacks is the most under appreciated and misunderstood, highly ambitious moonshot project in the crypto industry. The recent Binance “risk monitoring tag” earns us that honor. We’ve built some of the best tech for a $2T asset, made design decisions optimizing for decades to come, and yet failed on telling our story to the world. For this, I am responsible. I’ve been largely away from X for two years (a) dealing with some family/personal stuff which is almost under control now, (b) giving the space to other leaders and Stacks eco to handle comms in a decentralized way. I’m back now. And I’ve realized that there is no better way to tell a story than the unfiltered version straight from the founder. I will be direct. I will be unfiltered and raw. I will tell you why I’ve spent a decade of my life working on Stacks. And why a modern rails like Stacks is what will make Bitcoin the undisputed freedom money of the world. I will lay out what Bitcoin was meant to be when I joined in 2013. What Satoshi and Bitcoin OGs wanted to accomplish and where we fell short over the years. This third shot at goal is our Falcon 1 Flight 4. We are 18-19 months away from the next Bitcoin halving. 18 months is typically the runway a startup needs to truly take off. We will start with Satoshi Upgrades I, bringing native self-custodial Bitcoin staking to market. BTC on BTC yield. The single largest lever to deploy billions of dollars of BTC into a Stacks product. It’s the top of the funnel. Self-custodial BTC staking is how we start the fire. The story becomes a lot more interesting after. I’ve rambled enough for today. If you’ve been a believer and supporter for so many years. First of all, thank you. Second, we will launch this dream into orbit this time, but I will need your support. Taking Bitcoin and Stacks to billions of people will need your help. You will need to amplify our story. Very few of us currently understand what Satoshi Upgrades are, why do they matter, what is happening in 127 Bitcoin blocks, and why should they care. Let’s celebrate our small wins in the core community for now. Tomorrow the work starts to bring Stacks to the mainstream. We’ll do this together! LFG 🚀

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  GameReq (@GameReqOfficial) reported 24 minutes ago

  Large-scale Ethereum holders ("whales") and institutional entities are actively withdrawing significant amounts of ETH from central exchanges most notably Binance to self custody cold wallets and decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols. This dynamic creates an impending supply squeeze on exchanges while setting up a technical resistance test at the $2,000 level. If broken, it could trigger approximately $750 million in short liquidations.