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  Gss (@gss_crypto) reported 2 minutes ago

  $RARE — that "negative tag, positive reaction" move is basically gone now quick recap: Binance added RARE (plus GLMR, ICX, MOVR, SOPH) to its Monitoring Tag list, officially flagged as delisting risk. most of the tagged tokens dropped on the news (MOVR -21%, GLMR -13%), but RARE spiked +30-38% instead that spike has now been almost fully erased. price ran up hard, then gave nearly all of it back within hours — back down near where it was trading before the pump even started that's the part worth remembering: a "positive" reaction to bad news on thin liquidity often isn't conviction, it's a squeeze that runs out of fuel fast. the tag itself hasn't changed, delisting risk is still on the table, and the price already round-tripped the entire move worth watching whether it stabilizes here or keeps fading back toward pre-spike levels

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 2 minutes ago

  STX FACT LEDGER #4 — What Changed Ledger #3 contains the full background. This update only records what changed. The key timeline remains fixed, and unresolved issues remain on the ledger. ✅ Verified 🟨 Direct statement / claim ⬜ Still unresolved What changed — Aug. 12 Q&A 🟨 Muneeb says Binance is satisfied with all information provided, has requested nothing further, and has never discussed any STX delisting risk with the team. 🟨 The Stacks team’s current hope and understanding is that the Monitoring Tag can be removed following the late-August review. 🟨 Another institutional deal was reportedly completed this week. 🟨 Muneeb clarified that institutional accumulation has not started yet because the bonds have not been issued yet. 🟨 He says ~390M STX has returned as stacking power. 🟨 His family office reportedly bought another 4.49M STX after the Monitoring Tag announcement. 🟨 Personal price view from Muneeb: new ATH / $5+. This is his personal guess, not an official target. --- Key timeline — unchanged 📍 Late August Binance STX Monitoring Tag review expected. 📍 Sep. 9 Genesis Bond enrollment closes. 📍 ~Sep. 10 Genesis Bond begins at Bitcoin block 966,350 / Reward Cycle 143. 📍 ~Sep. 17 First Genesis Bond BTC rewards projected. 📍 ~October Muneeb previously indicated the first broader “real bond” could follow. 📍 Nov. 3 U.S. midterm elections. --- Problems that have NOT disappeared ⬜ Binance Monitoring Tag Still active. No official removal announcement yet. ⬜ ACX vs STX ACX was placed in the same Monitoring Tag cohort and was later delisted. STX was not. The specific Binance reasoning behind the different outcomes remains unknown. ⬜ Dubai STX is reportedly still in a trade-only category. The timing and conditions for removing that restriction remain unclear. ⬜ PoX-5 recovery Restacking has recovered significantly, but full recovery to previous locked-STX and participant levels is still not confirmed. ⬜ Institutional demand Deals and bonds are being discussed, but Muneeb himself says accumulation has not started yet. Actual STX purchases, lockups and their size still need to appear in the data. ⬜ Monitoring Tag review outcome Late August is the expected review timeline. The outcome is still unknown until Binance acts. --- Nothing from Ledger #3 disappears simply because new statements were made. The timeline stays on the ledger. The unresolved issues stay on the ledger. Only verified outcomes move them. Facts stay facts. Statements stay statements. Unknowns stay unknown. No hype. No FUD. Just evidence. This is not financial advice. @Stacks @muneeb

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  G E N N Y (@Gennycruz_) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Linus841 @binance Price protection can help, but it doesn’t remove market risk.

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  ayu trades - spaylater, ggives, etc. (@ayutrades) reported 7 minutes ago

  open for trades & transfer load to cash (regular & load card) paypal to cash binance to cash gcash to binance gcash to paypal paypal permanent limit withdraw balance (180 days needed) gcash & maya with issue transfer balance (facescan, authentication failed, can’t send or open)

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  Binance Wallet (@BinanceWallet) reported 8 minutes ago

  Access Prediction Markets through the following entry points on Binance App: • Go to [Exchange] > [Markets] > [Prediction] and tap on the activity banner • Go to [Wallet] > [Home] > [Prediction] and tap on the activity banner Prediction Markets are available to users in eligible regions only and may not be available for you.

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  Victor | 9-5 Traders (@wisehw25) reported 14 minutes ago

  Everyone thinks $ETH is broken because holders are underwater. That’s exactly why i’m paying attention. Binance $ETH NUPL has dropped back into a deeply negative zone. Look at the previous stress windows: 2019: extreme losses 2020: extreme losses 2022: extreme losses 2025: deep losses Now 2026: we’re back again. Different price. Same emotional damage. Every time NUPL gets crushed, ppl stop asking “how high can $ETH go?” They start asking “how do i get out?” That shift matters. I’ve learned the best accumulation zones dont arrive with bullish headlines. They arrive when unrealized losses get so painful that holders lose conviction. Could $ETH still fall further? Of course. But i’d rather study $ETH when holders are underwater than chase it when everyone is sitting on huge profits. Markets transfer assets from exhausted hands to patient ones. I’m watching this NUPL extreme closely. Follow now. I’ll call the turn while everyone else is still trying to escape at breakeven.

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  its Karthik (@itsKarthik16) reported 16 minutes ago

  Unified Ecosystem Everything lives in one connected environment. Instead of switching between a CEX (like Binance) and a DEX (like Uniswap), users access both centralized and decentralized trading, liquidity, and tools from a single platform. @QuantaCore999 #nft #web3 #hybrid

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  himug-lamuh (@HimugLamuh) reported 19 minutes 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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  FemiCrypt 🧑‍💻 (@oluwaferan82543) reported 19 minutes ago

  @binance My $bnb sitting in an EVM wallet that i can't access...can you help me?

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 19 minutes ago

  One thing to watch before the late-August Binance review: The previous similar fix, PR #7429, took about 17 days from opening to merge. The new Aug. 12 stall fix, PR #7509, is still open and has already hit test failures during review. So even if the code is fixed soon, there are still more steps: fix → test → merge → release → node/signer update → stability check That makes the timeline before the late-August Binance review pretty tight. This does not mean delisting. But if the review happens before the fix is fully released and proven stable, I think Monitoring Tag removal could be delayed. That is the risk I’m watching. Not financial advice.

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  crypto-meme (@uaearroww) reported 20 minutes ago

  @racaeacc It is obvious, binance will not list any memes thats represent there service and products , many examples before on of them was $bibi

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  AChaosG | Markets & Power (@AChaosG) reported 20 minutes ago

  The exits are getting quieter, not louder. Bitcoin ETF flows just flipped negative — $144.6M out on Monday, snapping a 7-day inflow streak. No panic headline attached to it. Just money leaving. Keel Inc. has sold 1,085 BTC for $75M since April and says it's offloading the rest of its treasury by year-end. Not a fire sale. A schedule. That's a company that decided the corporate-treasury-BTC bet is over and is executing the wind-down on its own terms. Then a whale moved over 1,000 BTC — worth roughly $66M — onto Binance. Coins that sat untouched for a year, moving now, right as ETF flows turn and a corporate holder starts liquidating. Individually these are footnotes. Together they're a pattern. Layer today's setup on top: oil's rebounding, inflation data drops this afternoon, and BTC's already down 2%+ into it. The market isn't waiting for bad news to start de-risking. It's already doing it. Capital doesn't need a headline to move. It just moves first.

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  cryptomega (@CryptomegaNews) reported 21 minutes ago

  Major crypto updates hit as macro factors, regulatory actions, and platform news shape the landscape: * A BofA exec still calls for three Fed rate hikes after July CPI, signaling continued macro caution. * Morgan Stanley's infrastructure partner Zerohash was rebuffed in its pitch to become a U.S. trust bank, highlighting institutional entry challenges. * The CFTC advises prediction markets to refine faulty filings for better trading incentives. * Arizona's crypto ATM law helped 35 scam victims recover $171K, a win for consumer protection. * BlackRock's $BTC income ETF offset less than 30% of its $1.2M crypto losses with options. * Binance users face temporary service

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  Logan BTC (@Logan_BTC__) reported 22 minutes ago

  Thinking about bought your first Bitcoin? Understand These 3 Things I remember when Bitcoin first caught my attention. The price was moving fast, everyone seemed to be talking about it, and it was easy to feel like I was already late. What I didn't realize at the time was that the hardest part wasn't buying Bitcoin. It was understanding what I was actually buying. Here are three things I wish I had learned first: 1. Know what Bitcoin is Bitcoin is a decentralized digital asset with a maximum supply of 21 million BTC. That limited supply is one of the fundamental characteristics that makes Bitcoin different from traditional forms of money. Before buying any asset, understanding its purpose, design, and basic mechanics should come before thinking about its price. 2. Expect volatility and understand fractions Bitcoin's price can move significantly in either direction. A green candle can create excitement. A sharp correction can create panic. Understanding that volatility beforehand can help you avoid making emotional decisions when the market moves. And you don't need to buy one whole Bitcoin. BTC can be purchased in smaller fractions, meaning you can learn about the asset without needing enough money to purchase an entire BTC. 3. Don't confuse attention with opportunity This is probably the lesson I would take most seriously. When everyone is talking about an asset, it's tempting to assume you need to buy immediately. But hype isn't research. FOMO isn't a strategy. Before making a decision, ask yourself: Do I understand what I'm buying? Do I understand the risks? Am I making this decision because of my own research or because everyone else is doing it? There's also something worth knowing about Binance's My First BTC campaign. Eligible first-time users may receive 7-day price protection on qualifying first trades, subject to the campaign's specific terms and conditions. It's important to understand what that means. Price protection doesn't eliminate market risk, guarantee profits, or make Bitcoin risk-free. It's a campaign feature not a substitute for understanding the asset. If I could give my younger self one piece of advice, it would be simple: Slow down. Learn what Bitcoin is. Understand its volatility. Ignore the pressure to act because of hype. Then make your own decision. The first step into crypto should begin with knowledge not FOMO. Educational content only. Not financial advice. Always use official sources, check the latest campaign terms, understand the risks, and do your own research. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Invesmentstreet (@bullishbro0) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph Binance has managed to avoid problems—with a few notable exceptions—which is why it's so successful