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• Transactions (43%)
• Website (29%)
• Mobile App (14%)
• Login (14%)

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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Porto Alegre	Transactions	13 days ago
Angers	Login	1 month ago
Itu	Website	1 month ago
Seattle	Website	1 month ago
Nice	Mobile App	2 months ago
Beaucaire	Transactions	3 months ago

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Binance Issues Reports

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  Lisa manobal (@lisaManobal23) reported 4 minutes ago

  That first paycheck lands, and the instinct is either to spend fast or invest fast. Both skip a step that actually matters more. Slow down for a minute first. A budget is the starting point, not because it's exciting, but because it tells you exactly what's coming in and where it's actually going. Skip this and everything after it is guesswork. Before saving or investing gets involved, an emergency fund earns its place first. It's money set aside specifically so one unexpected expense doesn't unravel whatever plan you're building. Here's where a lot of confusion starts: ⬢ Saving protects what you already have ⬢ Investing accepts risk in exchange for potential growth ⬢ Treating those two as interchangeable is where early mistakes usually begin Diversification matters too, not as a rule to follow blindly, but because spreading exposure across different assets is just basic risk management, not overcaution. And underneath all of it, understanding your own risk tolerance decides more than people realize. What's reasonable for someone else's paycheck might be completely wrong for yours. If crypto ends up part of the conversation later, Binance Academy has explainers on Bitcoin, blockchain, and risk basics worth going through before acting on anything. Spend or invest eventually. Understand first. Educational only, not financial advice. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  lyx 🐂🀄️ (@DexGemsReal) reported 7 minutes ago

  Wild to think about it but binance literally never listed S tier meme coin except pepe Everything else was pure garbage except maybe wif

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  tottoritto (@Related2Gaming) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Mattertrades @Hedgedhaus I hate binance because I deep down know they have shady stuff going on, but why did the freaking ban you if you are on their leader board???

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  Ahmed (@kassim7887) reported 12 minutes ago

  @binance Can somebody please help me for my daughters education please my binance id 183919519 please I'm from india please trust me this is real

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  TraderSZ (@trader1sz) reported 13 minutes ago

  @erdogan_crypto @cz_binance @binance I only have a problem with this because they don’t interact with my bags

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  Killua (@cryptokillua99) reported 13 minutes ago

  As CZ’s son(joking), I’ll give my unbiased opinion on both coins. 4444: Around 70% of the supply sits with CZ, and CZ burned 4,444 tokens of this Marscoin. That creates a very low-float setup, which means it can move extremely fast, both up and down. FLAP: This one actually connects the Marscoin narrative to SPCX. Even though SPCX is obviously way too big for this buying pressure to materially matter right now, the mechanism itself is interesting. This Marscoin has also already made it onto Binance Alpha. From what I understand, the same ticker can’t simply get another Alpha listing, although I haven’t been able to verify that rule officially. Conclusion: Short term, FOMO around 4444 can be a good way to make money, and most of that move may have already happened. Long term, I think the FLAP version has the stronger narrative because it actually ties Marscoin to Elon’s favorite company in some way. 4444 = low float FOMO FLAP = long term lore + SPCX integration That’s how I see it.

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  . (@illuminatii01) reported 13 minutes ago

  @MoonriverNW Listen to me! If your systems are hfunctioning properly and theres are no problems, you have to explain this! I'm in contact with Binance, so what's the situation? We're waiting for a response. I didn't pick this money up off the street. @MoonriverNW @MoonbeamNetwork #movr

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  Peter (@Onepeterrr) reported 15 minutes ago

  I genuinely think this is a marketing stunt and a shakeout for the other one. Because how does Aster list it, Binance Alpha list it, BNB Chain tweet the CA, and Cz even talk about giving it utility, Binance Alpha apparently accumulate 12% and then support the opposite? The whole thing feels way too coordinated to be random.

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  Nolan henson (@HensonNola93778) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Moira_BNB @cz_binance @binance Let me help

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  0x4663 (@0x46687251) reported 20 minutes ago

  0x2f87799ae9cbc99b7576a78e39d106301a237777 Don't fall for the sales pitch from those Chinese farmers; this isn't a B-stock pair, Binance won't recognize it, and there are issues with the taxes and fees as well.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 25 minutes ago

  @VanGogh29610794 dolomite 72, recent 22% pop and usd1 occ approval landed yesterday, rwa integration already moving ixs 68, institutional rwa play with binance backing, 10x still under its 2024 ath at 83 cents spark 65, 7.9b tvl, survived oracle attack, token buyback call in 3 days metis 58, l2 ai infra angle fits the eth rally but no ath reference point rhea 52, near dex, 10x lands near its aug 2025 peak so mostly recovery trade suilend 48, sui dominance and 1b tvl but down 98% from 2024, long climb dmtr 35, agtech rwa utility solid but 99% off ath from 2021, needs full reset

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  Anndy Lian (@anndylian) reported 28 minutes ago

  1/ The Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index stayed negative for 90 days. This metric calculates the price difference between Coinbase and Binance. A reading of -0.1066% indicates the asset trades at a discount in the United States market. Smart money anticipates further downside risk and refuses to accumulate digital assets at current valuations. This persistent discount highlights a profound lack of domestic buying interest among institutional players. 2/ Bitcoin dropped from $79,000 in May to $62,923.64. The Relative Strength Index remained below the neutral level, reflecting bearish sentiment. Bollinger Bands supported the volatility that prevented the price from hitting a high bullish threshold. Whale wallets bought 54,000 more coins since mid-June, but the price action ignored this aggressive accumulation. Large players are stepping away from defending current valuation levels. 3/Buy-side support below the current price continues to erode rapidly. A significant concentration of buy orders existed earlier, especially in June. Market participants have now removed or lowered many of those bids. This leaves fewer orders directly beneath the price. The market liquidity buffer weakened significantly with less buy-side support to cushion further declines. This lack of underlying bid depth creates major structural vulnerability. 4/ The digital currency fell from $65,000 on Monday to $62,470 by Friday. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 closed the week approximately 1% higher during the exact same period. Wall Street pushed to fresh record highs as inflation cools. Traders dialed back expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike in September. This distinct decoupling suggests that internal market mechanics currently overpower external macroeconomic stimuli. 5/ Michael Saylor noted that an enormous amount of capital currently flows into artificial intelligence infrastructure. Companies like Alphabet and Meta represent the largest near-term headwinds for the digital currency. The premier cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence currently compete for the same pool of speculative capital. Artificial intelligence wins this battle for investor attention right now. Wall Street allocates billions to data centers rather than decentralized ledger networks. 6/ United States spot exchange-traded funds recorded $5.48 billion in net outflows in 2026. These funds only recovered $459.6 million so far in August. The digital currency formed a smaller bear pennant around $60,000 to $65,000 since the June selloff. A decisive break below the rising support of this pennant could accelerate the existing flag breakdown. The measured move points toward approximately $46,300. 7/ The United States national debt currently nears $40T. This massive fiscal burden forces the government to issue more bonds, which drains liquidity from the financial system. This expanding debt ceiling restricts the excess capital available for highly speculative assets. The combination of massive artificial intelligence investments and soaring national debt creates a perfect storm that suppresses digital asset valuations. Global liquidity constraints dictate the next major move. 8/ AI bubble (for subs)

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  Sager (@TradeSager) reported 29 minutes ago

  In the top-floor office of Binance headquarters, the night view of Dubai stretched outside the floor-to-ceiling windows, city lights flickering like a string of jumping candlesticks. CZ leaned back in his ergonomic chair, suddenly turned his head, a mischievous glint in his eyes, and said to He Yi, who was reviewing reports: “Do you know how to walk a dog?” He Yi’s stylus froze mid-air. She looked up, completely puzzled: “Huh? A dog? You mean your Belgian Malinois at home? Or… those shitcoins out on the market?” She shook her head, thinking seriously for a couple of seconds: “No idea. Isn’t proper dog-walking just leash, poop bags, and two laps around the neighborhood?” CZ didn’t answer. He slowly pulled out his phone, unlocked it, and opened the wallet app. His fingers casually swiped a couple of times and tapped into a completely random-looking address — inside sat a handful of BNB, a few unknown meme coins, and a little USDT. His movements were smooth and effortless: Select all → Confirm → Send to the 0x000… black-hole address. The numbers on the screen quickly dropped to zero. A “Burn” transaction hit the blockchain in an instant. He Yi’s eyes widened slightly; the report in her hand almost slipped to the floor: “What… what did you just do?” CZ tossed the phone onto the desk, crossed his arms, and looked completely nonchalant: “See? That’s how you walk a dog. Pick any random wallet and burn every coin inside it. That ‘dog’ suddenly has no food left, so it has no choice but to follow you quietly. No leash needed, no poop scooping, not even a direction — it’ll just run far, far away and never come back to bite anyone again.” He Yi was silent for three seconds, the corner of her mouth twitching: “So… you were just teaching me how to ‘walk shitcoins’?” CZ nodded and added: “Exactly. And it has to be random — the more random, the better. Let the market keep guessing: Whose dog got walked? Why? Whose is next? The more panicked the guessing, the faster the dog runs.” He Yi took a deep breath, pushed the reports aside, and pulled out her own phone. She stared at CZ for two seconds, then suddenly smiled: “Alright. Lesson learned. Next time someone asks me ‘how do you walk a dog,’ I’ll just transfer everything to the black hole and reply — ‘CZ taught me.’” The only sounds left in the office were the low hum of the air conditioner and the quiet green checkmark of that freshly confirmed Burn transaction, glowing on some block explorer somewhere.

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  ᴄᴀʟᴍ (@Tjiawens) reported 30 minutes ago

  Thats problem with Binance wallet, don’t trade first

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  Muglock (@MuglonMusk) reported 32 minutes ago

  Hit this **** up boys 👀 @binance won’t sleep on this cat forever Manifesting 🧘

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  Coder Junkie (@CoderJunkie) reported 32 minutes ago

  @MilonAlpha binance for the main portfolio, the others for the garbage they refuse to list

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  Comet (@cometwtf) reported 35 minutes ago

  If you have survived > BTC crash from $69k to $15.4k > SOL crashed down to $9 > LUNA to $0 by Do Kwon > FTX / FTT Meltdown > Celsius and Voyager bankrupt > Binance bank run > CZ stepping down > SEC suing everyone > 4-year bear market > October 10 liquidation > Celebrities launching memecoins and rugging everyone You are a crypto OG now

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  Crypto Banter (@crypto_banter) reported 36 minutes ago

  🚨L1s ARE THE WORST INVESTMENTS IN HUMAN HISTORY! On @MarketBubble, @blknoiz06 and @mdudas highlight how countless L1s and L2s that piggybacked off Ethereum and Solana are down 98%. A basket of Binance-listed VC L1, L2 and infra projects is potentially the worst investment in the history of mankind. While those same people moralize against memes and on-chain speculation.

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  Samharin (@samharin97877) reported 36 minutes ago

  Yesterday, I received a $49 donation via Binance. I’m truly grateful. 🤍 Only $44 remain to reach my goal and buy food for my children. We’re so close. Please help me raise the last $44. 🙏🤍

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  4 🔶 BNB (@4memeBNB) reported 36 minutes ago

  The answer is because @cz_binance and @binance doesn’t want to deal with legal issues surrounding equity-like assets in the future. $MarsCoin/SPCX could potentially create serious legal problems. And CZ’s goal is to focus on $4, the $BinanceLife generation. @4onbs.

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  Binance Customer Support (@BinanceHelpDesk) reported 37 minutes ago

  @NGLAMAKA Hello, you may search "How to Reset Your Binance Account Password?" and try to reset from your side first. If you need more support, let's share the error via DM so we can check it for you - CN

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  Aldebaran (@aldebaran1188) reported 41 minutes ago

  MASTR is the GOAT 🥳. Thanks to him, I caught wind of the whole Aster drama, got prepared for MICA, was able to switch timely while others were scrambling to get off Binance just a day before the EU shutdown. No customer information send by them.

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  XWIN Japan and DeFi Asset Management (@xwinfinance) reported 42 minutes ago

  📊【XWIN CAPITAL INDEX｜August 17, 2026】 Overall Score: 38 / 100 ・80–100 = Strong Bullish Environment ・60–79 = Bullish Bias ・40–59 = Neutral / No Clear Direction ・20–39 = Bearish Bias ・0–19 = Strong Bearish Environment 7-Day Moving Average: 46.43 ↓ 14-Day Moving Average: 40.57 ↑ Direction: “Bearish Bias / Short-Term Deterioration, While Medium-Term Bottom-Building Remains Intact.” Brief Comment: Selling pressure itself is showing signs of cooling, but ETF outflows, weak U.S. spot demand, elevated Open Interest, and rising exchange reserves remain significant headwinds. A cautious stance is warranted until demand clearly recovers. ――――――――――――――――――― Market Summary ・The most important feature of the BTC market is that “selling pressure is beginning to weaken, but new demand has not yet returned sufficiently.” Bottom formation and weak demand are occurring simultaneously. ・U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $385 million in weekly net outflows, interrupting the strong inflow trend seen in previous weeks. The largest institutional capital channel has temporarily turned into a headwind. ・The Coinbase Premium Index has reportedly remained negative for approximately 102 consecutive days, indicating that U.S. spot BTC demand outside ETFs also remains weak. This is one of the most important negative factors in the current market. ・The 30-day change in Realized Cap is also around -0.3%. Even though BTC remains range-bound, actual new capital entering the Bitcoin market has not yet turned net positive. ・Meanwhile, Exchange Netflow fell sharply from +3,507 BTC on August 14 to approximately +29 BTC. New BTC inflows to exchanges have declined substantially, suggesting that short-term selling pressure is cooling. ・Wallets holding more than 100 BTC have accumulated approximately 54,000 BTC since mid-June. Mega Whale Concentration has also increased, indicating that large holders continue accumulating despite weak prices. ・Trading activity across BTC spot, futures, options, ETFs, and DAT-related equities has declined significantly month over month. Even with prices holding relatively steady, market participation is shrinking, contributing to weak upside demand. ・The current market is therefore not a capitulation phase. It is better described as a phase where selling pressure is declining, but demand recovery has not yet caught up. Over the next 2–4 weeks, ETF flows and U.S. spot demand will be critical. ――――――――――――――――――― On-Chain & Technical Trends ・BTC Exchange Netflow fell sharply from +3,507 BTC to approximately +29 BTC. Exchange inflows that could represent potential selling have cooled considerably. ・Funding Rates also declined from 0.0228 to 0.00465, normalizing excessive long positioning. Open Interest also fell temporarily from approximately $23.11 billion to $22.94 billion. ・However, on a broader timeframe, BTC Open Interest is reportedly near an eight-month high. The fact that leverage remains elevated while price stagnates should be treated as a liquidation risk rather than a bullish signal. ・The Exchange Net Flow Indicator stands at -0.77, with its 7-day average around -1.41. After adjusting for internal transfers, BTC withdrawals remain dominant across several exchanges, which is constructive from a medium-term supply perspective. ・At the same time, reserves at major exchanges have increased. Binance reportedly added approximately 9,600 BTC, Kraken around 5,200 BTC, and OKX around 2,100 BTC, increasing the amount of BTC potentially available for sale. ・The weekly average Binance Whale Inflow Ratio has reached approximately 0.65, reportedly a record high. Large holders are moving more BTC onto Binance, creating potential selling risk. However, special transfers related to incidents such as Coldcard may distort the data, so not all inflows should be interpreted as selling. ・Wallets holding more than 100 BTC have accumulated approximately 54,000 BTC. Whale accumulation is constructive, but the lack of corresponding price appreciation suggests that it has not yet been sufficient to overcome broader demand weakness. ・Risk-adjusted momentum has moved into negative territory. Accumulation alone should therefore not be treated as confirmation of a bullish reversal; Coinbase Premium, Realized Cap, and ETF flows must also improve. ――――――――――――――――――― Sentiment ・IBCI Daily, a Bitcoin market sentiment indicator, remains low at 4.76. Investor sentiment is still weak, with no confirmation of a broader bullish shift. ・USDT dominance has rebounded from the lower end of its range, suggesting that some capital may be temporarily rotating out of BTC and altcoins into stablecoins. Risk appetite therefore remains cautious. ・On the other hand, Bitcoin options positioning for the August 21 expiry has reportedly shifted from put-dominant to call-dominant. Derivatives markets are beginning to price some upside scenarios rather than focusing exclusively on downside risk. ・A new BTC Buy Wall has formed, while several Sell Walls remain overhead. Downside demand exists, but a meaningful reversal will require buyers to absorb significant overhead supply. ・The Kimchi Premium remains around neutral territory, while purchasing power in Asian markets is showing tentative signs of improvement. Regional demand is beginning to diverge from the persistently weak U.S. Coinbase Premium. ・Bitcoin has reportedly remained in a “Fire Sale” valuation zone for an unusually long period. However, undervaluation alone does not confirm a bottom; fresh capital inflows are still required. ・Security concerns involving wallets such as SafePal and Coldcard are also weighing on investor confidence in self-custody. ・Overall sentiment is better described as “bearish and cautious” rather than panicked. Investors are selling less aggressively, but aggressive risk-taking has not yet returned. ――――――――――――――――――― U.S. Traditional Markets ・Global long-term bond yields are around 4.2%, reportedly the highest level since 2008. Concerns over government debt and fiscal deficits are increasingly driving long-term yields independently of central-bank policy. ・The “Higher for Longer” narrative is again gaining attention in the U.S., with some market participants questioning whether any rate cuts will occur in 2026. Persistently high rates remain a headwind for liquidity-sensitive assets such as Bitcoin. ・Global equity funds have recorded inflows for 12 consecutive weeks. Approximately $18.62 billion flowed in during the week through August 12, suggesting that capital is not leaving markets entirely but is favoring equities over crypto. ・U.S. retail money-market fund balances have reached approximately $3.05 trillion, an all-time high. A large amount of capital remains parked in cash and short-duration instruments, potentially becoming a future source of risk-asset demand. ・Massive investment in AI, semiconductors, and data centers continues. In the competition for speculative and growth capital, AI-related assets currently remain more attractive than BTC. ・Fiscal concerns are also spreading across France, the U.K., Japan, Italy, and other major economies. Rising long-term yields are increasingly a global rather than purely U.S. issue. ・Japan’s CPI and Bank of Japan policy are also important. Stronger inflation could increase expectations for additional rate hikes, potentially driving yen appreciation and a carry-trade unwind that could spill over into global risk assets. ・FOMC minutes and U.S. crypto-policy developments are also approaching. The key issue is not the events themselves, but how U.S. yields, the dollar, ETF flows, and spot BTC demand actually respond. ――――――――――――――――――― Overall Assessment The XWIN CAPITAL INDEX stands at 38 / 100, down 9 points from the previous day’s 47, shifting from “Neutral / No Clear Direction” into a “Bearish Bias.” The 7-day moving average declined from 48.71 to 46.43, and the current score of 38 now sits clearly below it. Meanwhile, the 14-day moving average rose from 38.64 to 40.57, meaning the medium-term improvement from the extreme weakness seen in early August has not completely broken down. The most important issue is not an acceleration in selling pressure, but insufficient demand. Exchange Netflow and Funding have improved, and large-holder accumulation continues. However, ETF outflows, the Coinbase Premium remaining negative for roughly 102 days, shrinking Realized Cap, elevated Open Interest, and rising exchange reserves justify a defensive assessment for the next 2–4 weeks. Key Crypto Market Factors to Watch Today ・Whether the Coinbase Premium finally turns positive after its prolonged negative period ・Whether weekly U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF outflows stop and sustained net inflows return ・Whether exchange reserves stop rising and Netflow shifts clearly toward net outflows ・Whether elevated Open Interest can remain stable without renewed Funding Rate overheating ・Whether the approximately 54,000 BTC accumulated by large holders begins translating into stronger spot demand and price action

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  HELiN (@turkish_babby) reported 43 minutes ago

  Your first salary doesn’t need to be divided perfectly. It just needs a purpose. Instead of asking, “How much can I spend this month?” try asking, “What do I want this money to help me build?” Maybe part of it covers your daily needs. Maybe part goes into an emergency fund. Maybe some goes toward a goal you’ve been putting off. And maybe a small portion is kept aside to learn about investing when you’re ready. The important part is not following someone else’s exact formula. Your income, responsibilities, and priorities are different. What matters is creating a habit where your salary doesn’t disappear without you knowing where it went. Track it. Save something. Enjoy some of it. Learn before taking financial risk. Your first salary is not just a reward for the work you did. It’s the beginning of how you manage every paycheck that comes after it. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Wazza04🛡️🦓 (@GarnachoAle) reported 48 minutes ago

  Does @cz_binance even have a binance alpha wallet? Why is he still messing around on trustwallet that no one really uses? Why should we use binance wallet if he doesn’t? This issue wouldn’t have happened on that wallet and the coins he meant to interact with are clearly displayed

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  Joe Swanson (@Joe_Swanson057) reported 49 minutes ago

  A beginner asked me: “Should I buy Bitcoin?” I said: “Imagine you’re buying a phone from a shopkeeper. Would you pay first and ask questions later?” He said: “No, I’d check the model, price, warranty and reviews.” Exactly. Bitcoin is no different. Before your first BTC, check the basics: What is Bitcoin? Why does 21M supply matter? Why does price move so fast? Can I buy a fraction? Am I following research or hype? @Binance’s MyFirstBTC campaign can help eligible first-time users with 7-day price protection on qualifying first trades, subject to terms. But it does not remove investment risk. Start with knowledge, not hype. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Fablo (@0xfablo) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Defi_Blaize @flapdotsh idk, seems a bit too early to be sounding the alarm, but binance support is def a game changer for marscoin, might be worth keeping an eye on

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  Johannis (@Johannis26) reported 52 minutes ago

  Look we all knew crypto was becoming a ********, but somehow I still assumed a Binance Alpha listing would actually mean the founder of Binance wouldn’t work against his old exchange’s listed token holder’s interest. Like wtf @cz_binance go back to jail pls

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  . (@illuminatii01) reported 56 minutes ago

  @MoonriverNW Listen to me! If your systems are hfunctioning properly and theres are no problems, you have to explain this! I'm in contact with Binance, so what's the situation? We're waiting for a response. I didn't pick this money up off the street. @MoonriverNW @MoonbeamNetwork #movr

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  Peter (@peter_maliar) reported 60 minutes ago

  Your First Salary: What Do You Actually Do With It? Your first salary feels different. It’s not just money hitting your account. It’s the first time you feel like you have some real control over your own money. And honestly, it’s easy to get carried away. You start thinking about the things you’ve wanted to buy, places you want to go, subscriptions you forgot about, and suddenly a big part of your salary is gone. That’s why I think your first salary is less about how much you earn and more about the habits you build with it. Start with a budget. Nothing complicated. Just know what comes in, what goes out, what your regular expenses are, and what you can realistically keep aside. You can enjoy your money too. Budgeting isn’t about stopping yourself from spending. It’s about knowing where your money is going. Then build an emergency fund. Life doesn’t always follow your monthly plan. Unexpected expenses happen, and having some money set aside can give you breathing room when they do. After that, start learning the difference between saving and investing. They are not the same thing. They can have different purposes and different levels of risk. Before thinking about investing, understand your own risk tolerance instead of simply copying what someone else is doing. Diversification is another basic idea worth understanding. Spreading your exposure instead of relying completely on one asset or investment can help you think more carefully about risk. And if crypto interests you, don’t make social media your financial teacher. Learn the basics. Understand Bitcoin, blockchain, crypto markets, risk management, and DYOR. Binance Academy can be a useful place to learn these fundamentals. Your first salary doesn’t need to make you an expert. It can simply be the beginning of better financial habits. Budget first. Build an emergency fund. Learn. Understand risk. Then make informed decisions based on your own circumstances. Your future self may appreciate those habits more than anything you bought with your first paycheck. Educational only. This is not financial advice. Always do your own research. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance