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  CZ Legacy (@iamzeus22) reported 4 minutes ago

  @STEPN_PI @binance “This deserves more eyes. Let’s fix that.”

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  Harun Eroğlu (@trasharun) reported 5 minutes ago

  @binance The Binance app stole $7,000 of my funds. I contacted customer service, and they blocked me. The Binance app is a thief and a scammer. User-16bc7 ID: 343880937 This is my Binance account. They track you via IP address, track your coins, and steal your funds.

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  XWIN Japan and DeFi Asset Management (@xwinfinance) reported 5 minutes ago

  📊【XWIN CAPITAL INDEX｜August 14, 2026】 Overall Score: 41 / 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: 48.86 → 14-Day Moving Average: 36.57 ↓ Market Direction: “Neutral, but weakening again in the short term.” The overall score is below the 7-day average but remains above the 14-day average. The sharp recovery seen in early August has temporarily stalled, and the market is now testing whether the broader recovery structure can be sustained. ――――――――――――――――――― Market Summary ・BTC has fallen back toward the $63,000 area and has been unable to decisively reclaim the Trader’s On-chain Realized Price near $65,600. Selling pressure remains strong around this key level. ・The most notable feature is that BTC has failed to rally despite an improving macro environment. Even as CPI and PPI data eased monetary-tightening concerns, spot capital inflows into crypto have remained insufficient. ・The S&P 500 remains near record highs while BTC continues to underperform. This suggests that the issue is not broad risk-off sentiment, but rather capital being allocated toward equities, AI, and semiconductors instead of crypto. ・BTC futures demand has improved, but spot demand remains weak. The market has yet to reach a structure in which both spot and derivatives demand are simultaneously supporting BTC. ・Total BTC trading volume has fallen to roughly $54.4 billion, one of the lowest levels since late 2023. This indicates not only weak price action but also declining market participation. ・Bitcoin’s 30-day price range has narrowed to just 5.6%, while 7-day BVOL has fallen to 2.86. Extreme volatility compression increases the probability of a larger move ahead. ・Publicly listed Bitcoin miners have sold approximately 28,000 BTC in 2026. Capital allocation toward AI and data-center investment is creating an additional source of BTC supply. ・The current structure is not outright bearish. Buyers remain present, but spot demand is still insufficient to absorb selling pressure and establish a sustainable upward trend. ――――――――――――――――――― On-Chain & Technical Trends ・The 7-day average net inflow into BTC ETFs has increased to approximately 1,895 BTC, while total ETF holdings have risen to around 1.1925 million BTC. Institutional ETF demand is showing signs of recovery. ・The Coinbase Premium Gap has improved from around -$133 in May to -$68.27 as of August 12. It remains negative, but U.S. spot demand is gradually recovering. ・Data also indicate increased BTC buying activity on Coinbase, potentially signaling improving U.S. investor demand. However, a move in the Coinbase Premium into positive territory would provide stronger confirmation. ・Binance BTC reserves have increased to approximately 667,500 BTC. More BTC available on exchanges means greater potential sell-side liquidity, creating a short-term supply headwind. ・The Binance Whale Ratio has risen from 0.44 to 0.50. Increased whale deposits during BTC’s rebound toward $65,000 suggest that large holders may be contributing to resistance. ・Supply in Profit has declined to 51.4%, meaning approximately 48.6% of BTC supply is currently held at an unrealized loss. This reflects weakness but is also consistent with conditions often seen near market-bottom formation phases. ・Open Interest has declined alongside price, indicating long-position liquidation and broader leverage reduction. While negative in the short term, this deleveraging can improve market structure over the medium term. ・Stablecoin signals remain mixed. Market capitalization on Tron increased by roughly $1 billion over seven days, while broader market data indicate renewed net outflows. A decisive recovery in deployable liquidity has yet to emerge. ――――――――――――――――――― Sentiment ・BTC’s failure to hold $65,000 and subsequent decline toward $63,000 have pushed short-term market psychology back toward caution. ・The decline in Supply in Profit, shrinking STH supply, and rising LTH share are increasingly resembling conditions often observed during the later stages of bearish phases or market-bottom formation. ・“Conviction Buyers,” representing stronger long-term holders, reportedly control around 4 million BTC and continue accumulating despite price weakness. ・Bitcoin active addresses have reportedly fallen to a seven-year low, highlighting weak network activity and limited retail participation. ・Web traffic to major crypto exchanges declined approximately 2.35% month over month in July, suggesting that retail participation has not yet meaningfully recovered. ・Bollinger Bands and realized volatility remain extremely compressed. Current sentiment is better characterized by low participation and hesitation than by outright panic. ・The divergence between record-high U.S. equities and weak BTC performance is weighing on crypto sentiment. Investors increasingly view the weakness as crypto-specific rather than a broader risk-asset problem. ・At the same time, regulatory progress involving the SEC, CFTC, and OCC, alongside increasing TradFi ETF exposure, continues to provide structural support for longer-term sentiment. ――――――――――――――――――― U.S. Traditional Markets ・July PPI rose 4.7% year over year and was flat month over month, coming in below market expectations. Core PPI increased only 0.2% month over month, indicating easing inflationary pressure. ・CPI came in at 3.4% year over year, in line with expectations. Taken together, CPI and PPI have reduced concerns over renewed inflation acceleration. ・Based on the provided market data, the probability of a September rate hike fell from roughly 55% to 32.1%. From a monetary-policy perspective, this is supportive for BTC and other risk assets. ・The S&P 500 remains near record highs, indicating that the broader U.S. market continues to operate in a risk-on environment. ・Approximately 75% of S&P 500 technology stocks are trading above their 200-day moving averages, suggesting that equity strength is becoming broader rather than remaining concentrated in only a handful of mega-cap stocks. ・Capital continues to flow toward AI and semiconductor stocks. Memory-related equities reportedly added approximately $115 billion in market capitalization, showing that AI-related assets currently have stronger capital momentum than crypto. ・The U.S. 30-year Treasury auction yield reached 5.216%, its highest level since 2001. Even with improving short-term inflation data, elevated long-term yields remain a significant constraint for risk assets. ・The U.S. July fiscal deficit reached approximately $432 billion, a record for the month. High interest costs are a near-term macro burden, but persistent fiscal expansion may reinforce Bitcoin’s longer-term scarcity and monetary-debasement narrative. ――――――――――――――――――― Overall Assessment The XWIN CAPITAL INDEX stands at 41 / 100. The broader recovery from 18 on August 1 remains intact, but momentum has weakened again after reaching 58 on August 10, with subsequent readings of 54 → 42 → 45 → 41. The score has fallen below the 7-day moving average of 48.86, signaling deteriorating short-term momentum. However, it remains above the 14-day average of 36.57, meaning the broader structural improvement from the extreme weakness of early August has not yet been fully reversed. Macro conditions, ETF flows, and Coinbase demand show signs of improvement, but weak spot demand, low trading volume, rising Binance reserves, and an elevated Whale Ratio continue to prevent a sustained bullish structure. The next meaningful improvement would require a shift from a futures-driven market toward one where spot, ETF, and derivatives demand are all aligned. Key Crypto Market Factors to Watch Today ・Whether BTC spot demand turns sustainably positive ・Whether U.S. spot BTC ETF net inflows continue ・Whether the Coinbase Premium Gap recovers toward zero or positive territory ・Whether the rise in Binance reserves and the Whale Ratio begins to reverse ・Whether BTC can reclaim the $65,600 area with stronger spot trading volume

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  Mir (@MirxBinance) reported 7 minutes ago

  Appeal to Binance & Binance Square 🙏 I’m respectfully appealing my “Not eligible” status for the DUSK CreatorPad campaign. My account did not pass the required risk assessment, but I would sincerely appreciate a manual review of my eligibility. I respect Binance’s risk and compliance policies and understand the importance of keeping campaigns safe for users. I’ve always aimed to create educational, research-based crypto content and contribute positively to the Binance Square community. If there is a specific reason my account failed the assessment, I would be grateful for clarification and the opportunity to resolve any issue if possible. Please review my account and reconsider my eligibility for the DUSK CreatorPad campaign. Thank you, Binance Team. 🙏 @binance #CreatorPad #DUSK

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  Robert Villela (@yosoy_robert) reported 7 minutes ago

  @N1ghtwatch7382 @MDBitcoin Nope, they are not the problem. It's Binance.

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  defido (@defido) reported 8 minutes ago

  I’m calling it now. Solana Co has lost all sense of underdog spirit. But has not lost its technical prowess. Anza remains steadfast amazing, because to Anza engineers. The tech is never completed and the competition is a database which is infinitely better at the task/job. Obviously. HL and Binance are just that. The jobs not done until they’re beaten and nasdaq next. But to others. This sense of “what do we do now” feels glaringly obvious. Same as it always was. “Bonk saved solana” no it didn’t. Solana investing in a dog meme did. But you did it poorly. “The top dog meme needs revenue and to sustain itself with a team”. How’d that work out? It just needs to make Solana’s power look undeniable and literally just be the glue that never sticks to any other chain. That’s all it will take. One dog coin. Stead fast on its solana resolve. Built multi cycle. Proven to stick to Solana. And be massively tradable onchain or off for multi cycles. Problem with shib was the chain couldn’t back up the trading part. Where Solana can. I expect Solana to be infinitely more trading ready in 4 more years meaning that dog token just gets , stronger. This dog token will never need an L2. Stop mid curving it. Honestly…

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  ZooGrizzly (@Zoo_Grizzly) reported 9 minutes ago

  @binance Is the Bstocks token at all in any ways affliated with you ? 0x244b112cf746e62a5df723cbde9906a6defd7777 down 40 k the people would love to know plz

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  LukaQuant (@LukaQuant) reported 15 minutes ago

  @binancezh Tokenized equities on Binance is one of those products that sounds boring until suddenly it isn't, especially if TradFi access keeps tightening globally and this becomes the path of least resistance for retail.

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  intelpocik (@IntelPocik) reported 17 minutes ago

  wtf is @deepstatesh by @josephdelong and how do you make money from it? deepstate is building an onchain spot order book on robinhood chain. the logic is familiar to anyone who has traded on binance or anywhere else: place a bid if you want to buy below market. place an ask if you want to sell above market. when prices cross, the contract executes the trade. best price goes first. at the same price, the order placed earlier gets filled first. yes, uniswap has limit orders too. but there the user signs a swap at a chosen price, then uniswapx looks for third party fillers to execute it. deepstate takes a different route. orders sit in a public order book inside the contract itself. market makers place real bids and asks. traders see the depth. trades execute against other users' orders, not only against an amm liquidity pool. why robinhood chain? the chain uses first come, first served sequencing. you cannot jump ahead of an order at the same price just by paying more gas. that matters for an order book. the queue actually stays a queue. what users get: → limit orders at an exact price → less dependence on the amm curve and price impact in thin pools → trading off the book instead of a swap quote → the ability to quote both sides and capture the spread here is what i found in the code that almost nobody is talking about: on august 13, deepstate added fillWithIntegratorFee and fillRouteWithIntegratorFee. any terminal, telegram bot, or trading app can route a trade and set its own wallet as the fee recipient. the cap is 100 bps, or 1% of the trade output. the protocol itself can also take up to 1%. this tells me deepstate is being built for a fight over order flow. the team will not be the only one building an interface. bots, terminals, aggregators, and communities can plug into the same liquidity and earn from the volume they bring. example: a bot routes $10m in matched output with a 20 bps fee. that is $20k in gross revenue for the bot. where is the alpha for users? right now, it is not in a token or an airdrop. deepstate has no confirmed token launch, points program, whitelist, or farm. buying any $DEEP before an official contract address exists is just donating money to scammers. watch these instead: → official contract deployment → first trading pairs → who brings liquidity to the order book → which interface or bot is first to enable integrator fees → whether they launch a trading competition, maker incentives, or a partner program if deepstate gets liquid pairs and incentives for market makers, early participants can make money either by capturing the spread or by routing trade flow through their own interfaces. right now deepstate is an early bet that robinhood chain does not need another amm. it needs a real onchain order book. the code is already there. the money and users still need to follow.

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  Fede Cardoso (@cardosofede) reported 20 minutes ago

  this is an interesting discussion, and I can speak from my experience... before joining hummingbot I was working on a hedge fund and running 9 EC2 t2.medium with a modified version of the AS strategy that we have in cython with a custom global hedge. was the strategy profitable? no, since when you are working with a contract the KPIs are more important than the strategy itself, our business was to have a very low risk with minimal loss and earn the money of the contract that we had with crypto dot com I also worked with PhDs from top universities where we were building a backtest engine for their strategies and they never found an edge in more than 6 months that I collaborated on that team right now I'm focusing on the contract path again but in my experimentation what I found most lucrative is xemm and MFT... lastly for all the crew talking about max speed and thinking that you have an edge for that, remember that the top of the book of BTC-USDT in binance perpetual has from 500k-2M USDT in orders, so if you think that you have any chance to market make or being competitive there let me tell you that your edge will not be speed instead will be intelligence

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  Arslan (@_E_T_F_) reported 21 minutes ago

  Thinking about buying Bitcoin for the first time? Honestly, before I bought $BTC I barely understood what Bitcoin actually was. I had only heard people talk about crypto websites where you could get free tokens, trade coins, and make quick money. That was the wrong way to look at it. Bitcoin is not just another token or a website. It is a digital asset with a fixed maximum supply of 21 million BTC. But that does NOT mean the price only goes up. BTC can move hard in both directions. You also don’t need to buy 1 whole Bitcoin. You can buy a fraction based on what fits your own plan. Before your first BTC purchase: • Understand what Bitcoin actually is • Know that price volatility can be high • Don’t buy just because everyone is talking about it • Avoid FOMO • Do your own research before putting in money For eligible first-time users, Binance’s My First BTC campaign may offer 7-day price protection on qualifying first trades, subject to the campaign terms. Important point: price protection does not remove investment risk, and rewards are not guaranteed. Learn first. Check the terms. Then make your own decision. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Occo (@occoxbt) reported 22 minutes ago

  This IPO just got a lot more interesting. I’m watching RedotPay closely after reports that its planned $1B+ U.S. IPO has been delayed as the company faces regulatory pressure and a major legal dispute connected to Binance. What catches my attention is the bigger picture, because RedotPay was reportedly targeting a valuation above $4B while pushing deeper into the U.S. market. I see this as a reminder that crypto companies can have massive growth narratives, but once they enter traditional capital markets, regulatory and legal risks become impossible to ignore. The reported $473M dispute with Binance adds another layer of uncertainty, and I think investors will be watching how RedotPay handles it before giving the company a public-market valuation. At the same time, securing a U.S. money transmitter license shows me that the company is still moving toward a much bigger regulated presence. I don’t think the story is dead because of a delay. I think the real question is whether RedotPay can turn this pressure into a stronger U.S. expansion story and eventually prove that crypto payment infrastructure can command a multi-billion-dollar public valuation.

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  French Ansem 🥐🥖 (@BootlegAnsemFR) reported 22 minutes ago

  DOGE is down nearly 70% over the past year. Naturally, traders have rebuilt almost the same leveraged exposure they held near the top. The dog lost 70% of its body weight, so crypto gave it a rocket and borrowed money. Responsible adults are back. Open interest has reached 17.18 BILLION DOGE—just below the 17.78B recorded in October 2025. Small detail: DOGE traded around $0.25 then. It trades near $0.07 now. The price lost more than two-thirds of its value, but the casino has almost replaced every chip. In dollar terms, roughly $1.21B of DOGE futures remain open. Binance shows more than three long accounts for every short account. On OKX, it is above five to one. Important baguette-sized nuance: That does NOT mean 3x or 5x more money is long. Every futures contract has both sides. It shows that many more individual accounts have chosen the optimistic leash. If DOGE rises, the leverage can amplify momentum and squeeze shorts. If it falls, clustered liquidations can turn the world’s friendliest dog into a forced-selling machine. My professional French diagnosis: This is neither automatically bullish nor bearish. It is a Shiba Inu wearing a dynamite vest while everyone argues about whether he is a good boy. 🥐🇫🇷 He is a good boy. The leverage is not.

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  Galilean Warrior (@GalileanWarrior) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Trezor customer's data should be erased upon delivery completed, not 90 days. And if law requirements, backed up in off grid computers. To this day, Binance might be more secured than all of you guys. Ledger got hacked, you too (partners or not, results are the same). It's a joke.

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  Dave (@d_paulson203) reported 25 minutes ago

  🚨 SCAM ALERT for Crypto Users in Türkiye! 🚨 Watch out for fake sponsored ads on Facebook claiming you’ll get 0.25 BNB for downloading the "Binance Desktop App." 🛑 These ads lead to malicious links designed to compromise your device and assets. ✅ ONLY download software directly from the official Binance website. Stay safe!