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  Aminul (아미눌) (@1nxnn__) reported 1 minute ago

  @Helle_een @binance Early access helps, but real investing needs education.

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  Ioan (@Ioan010178) reported 3 minutes ago

  @binance Crypto is garbage and you are the biggest scammers in history!🤮

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  Anderio (@anderio_eth) reported 4 minutes ago

  Let's imagine that BTC is trading at $78,000 on Binance and $80,000 on Bybit. If I buy one Bitcoin on Binance and sell it on Bybit, I’ll make $2,000? ... It would seem true, if not for a bunch of things that make it more complicated. Trading fee, withdrawal fee, slippage... liquidity! But it’s precisely because of these things that, in 2026, it’s STILL possible to profit from spreads between exchanges Of course, not $2,000 per trade. It all depends on the opportunities you find. But manually tracking spreads and opening positions on two exchanges is very difficult. There simply isn’t enough time. Together with @Banlife_eth , we’re building a website that lets you track spreads, see how long they’ve lasted, view their history and a few more things. This can help you decide whether it’s worth opening a position. But by then, it might already be too late also. And very soon, this won’t be a problem for us either. Details in the article👇

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  scotthardiman2019 (@scottahardiman) reported 5 minutes ago

  🚨 MSI FLOW SIGNAL — BTC ETF INFLOW STREAK BREAKS 🟠 SIGNAL — institutional liquidity cooled on 27 August 2026. Fresh Farside data now show U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of about US$41.0 million on 27 August, reversing the previous two strong sessions of +US$314.3 million on 25 August and +US$232.2 million on 26 August. This is material because it marks a short-term reversal in institutional BTC flow momentum, but it is not large enough by itself to call a broader risk-off shift. The correct MSI interpretation is: BTC institutional demand: 🟢 CONFIRMED / structurally strong Short-term ETF flow momentum: 🟢 → 🟠 COOLING / WATCH Broader crypto-liquidity reversal: 🔴 NOT CONFIRMED The internal composition is also worth watching: Fidelity's FBTC showed roughly US$83.6m of outflows, while some other funds still recorded inflows, including about US$29.7m at ARKB and US$21.7m at BITB. SOL ETF flows also slowed sharply: Farside currently shows US$0 net flow for 27 August, following US$3.6m on 26 August and more than US$32m per day on 24–25 August. SHIB watch No newer Binance/SHIB transaction identified in this scan changes the assessment of yesterday's 3.09 trillion SHIB Binance-to-Binance transfer. It remains an internal cold-wallet redistribution, not evidence of a 3.09T SHIB purchase or customer withdrawal. The accompanying decline in aggregate SHIB exchange reserves remains the more relevant supply-side signal. SHIB exchange-reserve trend: 🟠 CONSTRUCTIVE SIGNAL Binance accumulation: 🔴 UNVERIFIED Large independent-wallet accumulation: still under watch. No new primary-source IQD redenomination/RV, lower-denomination release, SWIFT/DTCC implementation milestone, U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve change, or central-bank digital-currency announcement since the previous MSI update that warrants a rating change.

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  CryptQ 𐤊. (@_fnal) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Mr_RiqBTC Over the last ten days, what looks like a “balanced” market in the 24‑hour snapshot is actually a large, two‑sided liquidation event. From the CoinGlass data, the move that started on Wednesday, August 19, 2026 lines up with a major derivatives flush of about $2.99B in liquidations, making it one of the top ten liquidation events on record. That initial spike was driven mainly by shorts being forced out, which produced the big green candle people are calling “demand,” but most of it was forced buying from liquidations, not clean spot accumulation. As price pushed into the $80,000 area the following Monday, positioning flipped. Over the rest of that move, around $1.8B in longs have been taken out on the way back down, largely from late entrants chasing the breakout. The current CoinGlass readout confirms how this has evolved: Top event: 2026‑08‑19: ~$2.99B in liquidations tied to US Treasury buybacks + SEC crypto regulation headlines. Last 24 hours (all assets):Total: $409.13M Longs: $163.81M Shorts: $245.32M Largest single order: Binance ETHUSDT, about $12.40M By coin, BTC, ETH, and SOL are still at the core of this: BTC: ~$2.78M in liquidations ETH: ~$1.75M SOL: ~$310K The pattern is simple: this wasn’t a clean spot‑led trend. It was a leverage reset. First, over‑levered shorts were wiped out into the spike, then late leveraged longs were picked off on the reversal. The latest 24‑hour numbers (with >$160M in long liquidations and >$240M in short liquidations) show that the clearing process isn’t finished yet,there’s still enough open interest on both sides for another cascade if price starts moving hard through local support. again the crowd never sees this.

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  अधिवक्ता( एडवोकेट) (@bns_sec_2) reported 6 minutes ago

  I want to recover my @binance account but because of passkey problem it is unable to regulate it properly

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  Seyvion 𐤊 (@XSeyvion) reported 9 minutes ago

  $ETH Binance pausing ETH deposits is not a chain problem. It is wallet maintenance for about an hour. Still, it matters if you trade fast. When a top exchange flips deposits and withdrawals off, even briefly, you can get weird gaps between venues. Perps keep trading, but spot moves can desync and you lose the easy arbitrage. If you need to move ETH for margin, do it before the window, not during it.

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  اية الله و امير المؤمنين ترامب (@f2tekkez) reported 12 minutes ago

  @binance Scam ****

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  smartmate (@QuantVault) reported 16 minutes ago

  Quant Analayis: Market Briefing — Thu 27 Aug 2026, 17:30 UTC Headline: the squeeze worked, then stopped being a squeeze. The 08:00 candle did what the morning read said it would. What has happened since is the part worth your attention: BTC is 1% higher than it was eight hours ago and has been net sold on both spot and perps the entire way up. PRICES (BINANCE PERPS) BTC Last: $80,764 24h: +3.0% 7d: +11.1% Since 19 Aug: +25.3% vs 5d high: −0.63% ETH Last: $2,526 24h: +2.8% 7d: +7.9% Since 19 Aug: +32.1% vs 5d high: −1.61% SOL Last: $109.19 24h: +12.7% 7d: +24.9% Since 19 Aug: +41.5% vs 5d high: −0.66% HYPE Last: $85.44 24h: +6.2% 7d: +16.4% Since 19 Aug: +46.0% vs 5d high: −0.06% Breadth is 19/19 green, median +5.2%. BTC.D 59.2%. Nothing is down today. WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED Two legs, and they are not the same trade. 08:00 UTC — the squeeze. BTC printed $1.57bn in one hour (3.35x its usual 08:00 volume) with +$227M of aggressive buying. ETH did $1.70bn (4.23x), SOL $436M (4.57x). Liquidations were almost entirely shorts: BTC 89% short, SOL 88%, ETH 71%, HYPE 94%. That leg was real and it was mechanical. 09:00–12:00 — it failed. BTC gave back the whole move, $79,958 → $79,247, on negative CVD every hour. ETH dropped 1.22% in the 10:00 hour alone on −$183M of selling. If the 08:00 break had had spot behind it, that retrace does not happen. 13:00–17:00 — the grind. BTC has walked from $79,493 to $80,764. But the last hour made its high on 0.82x median volume, and across the whole 8-hour stretch BTC perp CVD is −$29.8M and spot CVD is −$55.2M. Both negative. The entire +$379M of 24h perp buying was earned in the squeeze hour and nothing since. Price up, flow down, volume falling. That is a market being marked up, not bought. POSITIONING IS AT RECORDS — AND COSTS NOTHING TO HOLD This is the combination that stands out. • Open interest is at the top of its 30-day range: BTC 99th percentile ($18.1bn, +4.4% on the day), SOL 100th percentile and +25.7% in 24h, ETH 96th, HYPE 88th. Aggregate across 25 names and 4 venues: $40.9bn. • Funding is below baseline almost everywhere. BTC averages 4.8% annualised against the 10.95% flat-baseline; ETH 3.3%, XRP 1.2%, DOGE 3.0%. Only ZEC (23%) and XMR (25%) are hot. • 3m basis is calm: BTC 4.72%, ETH 3.38%. Curve flat. This is unlevered carry — nowhere near the 10%+ that marks a crowded book. Record positions that nobody is paying up to hold. Read it either way, but read it honestly: it means the marginal long is cheap-funded and therefore cheap to unwind. THE ONE THING THAT DOESN'T FIT The options market changed its mind before the level broke. At 09:40 this morning BTC 1-month 25-delta skew was −6.4 (puts bid) — the morning brief flagged that as the tell, and said a break of $81.3k with puts still bid would be a squeeze the options market didn't believe in. That is not what happened. BTC never cleared $81,270. But skew is now +2.8 (calls bid), ETH +3.3. A ~9-vol flip in eight hours, into a level that has not yet broken. The disbelief that would have powered the move through is gone; the people paying for downside this morning are paying for upside this afternoon. DVOL is up with it — BTC 41.6 (+1.5), ETH 57.1 (+1.5) — while realised sits at 37.5% and 50.9%. Implied is over realised on both (VRP +2.9 and +3.9 vols). Vol is being bought at a premium into a tape whose volume is falling. Caveat: I can reproduce today's skew from the live Deribit chain, but not this morning's −6.4 print — Deribit serves no historical surface. Treat the size of the flip as directional, the current level as measured. SPOT FLOW — WHO IS ACTUALLY BUYING Not the same names. BTC Perp CVD 24h: +$379M Spot CVD 24h: −$92M Coinbase prem: +0.6bp ETH Perp CVD 24h: +$180M Spot CVD 24h: +$20M Coinbase prem: −0.3bp SOL Perp CVD 24h: +$107M Spot CVD 24h: +$62M Coinbase prem: −3.7bp HYPE Perp CVD 24h: +$64M Spot CVD 24h: n/a (no taker split) Coinbase prem: +8.2bp BTC spot is a net seller into perp-led strength. SOL and HYPE are the only names with genuine two-sided demand — SOL spot +$62M, HYPE at an 8.2bp Coinbase premium and printing a fresh high as of this hour. ETH is the laggard: ETH/BTC is −0.24% on a day when everything else is up, and its basis curve is inverted (1m 4.45% over 3m 3.38%) — near-term leverage demand with no term conviction behind it. REFERENCE BTC $1.62tn · ETH $305bn · BNB $95bn · XRP $92bn · SOL $64bn · HYPE $19bn. Stablecoins $282bn, 10.35% of total cap, all pegs within 4bp. Total cap $2.73tn (+0.76%). Hyperliquid carries 21.9% of the $40.9bn OI we track — and 71% of HYPE's own OI. NET The short squeeze happened and is finished — 88-94% of today's liquidations were shorts, so that fuel is spent. What is holding the tape up now is not buying; BTC's last eight hours are negative flow on both spot and perps with volume decaying into the high. SOL and HYPE are the only two names where the move is paid for: real spot demand, the biggest OI builds (SOL +25.7%, 100th percentile), and in HYPE's case a US premium. If you want exposure to this tape, that is where it is actually being bought. BTC is the one to be careful with. Record OI, spot distribution, falling volume, and an options market that flipped to chasing calls before $81.3k gave way. Cheap funding says there is room; it also says nobody is committed. The level that matters is unchanged at $81,270 — but the reason to want it has weakened, not strengthened, since this morning.

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  makoyvillamor (@makoyvillamor) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Terrencem764 Hello 👋 Account restrictions can happen for security, compliance, or verification reasons. Please send us a DM with your case number and the platform (Binance or Coinbase), and we’ll help you understand the next steps.

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  Youn (@younweb3) reported 19 minutes ago

  @binance down bad if we're looking to crypto for astrology now

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  Ethan Miller (@Ethan_Milll) reported 20 minutes ago

  binance has two updates for eth and altcoin traders on august 27 and september 3. another chance to explain to my dad why i'm still down bad

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  HaxKai (@chartexpt) reported 21 minutes ago

  $BTR Because it on top gainers on Binance and traders will see it have good chart then fomo it for short that's so risk. after all @Crypto__Haris expect it down but not on top gainers or strong dump and no body can FOMO it. Blaah blaahh blaaahhh... ​I hope you agree with my answer and give the same response as you did to @Ryker_Crypto for senseless logic. "Ok I got you brother."

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  Ryan (@oporhhh) reported 24 minutes ago

  @binance But never impossible

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  Max Gas (@aqualanga) reported 25 minutes ago

  one wallet on solana pulled $753K of $PENGU off binance by itself, most of a $1M exchange outflow in the last hour. this isn't early. price already ran +4.4% in the last 4h before this hit, +7.2% on the day. so this is size still leaving exchanges mid move, not before it. coins off exchanges don't get sold, they sit. someone's still adding to a position that's already working, not chasing it late. NFA