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  Jeremiah Mabele (@mabele2003) reported 46 seconds ago

  @mr_bullishh Binance app os letting me down too

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  Chazer | X (@ChazerX01) reported 2 minutes ago

  @binance The problem with legacy bStocks is that they are dead capital. You buy them, they sit there. You pay fees to leverage them. We need to transform equities from static assets into dynamic DeFi collateral. Introducing: Liquid Alpha Collateral (LAC) Vaults.

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  Eizab05 (@eizab05) reported 3 minutes ago

  Tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) could become the gateway investment for the next billion users, allowing fractional ownership of bonds, real estate, and treasuries with global access. #Binance

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  D M. (@DjakhongirMukh1) reported 5 minutes ago

  BTC Market Wrap — Liquidity Hit, Flows Turn Negative Bitcoin is trading around: $64.8K Current price: $64,800 24H change: -1.90% 24H high: $66,363 24H low: $64,696 24H volume: $8.02B The market has changed since the morning update. Earlier, Bitcoin was still trying to hold near the upper range. Now price has moved lower, and the structure is clearly weaker. The important point: Both spot and futures flows are negative on the 24H window. BTC spot netflow: 8H: -$118.89M 12H: -$130.78M 24H: -$150.68M 1W: +$146.46M BTC futures netflow: 8H: -$530.82M 12H: -$553.33M 24H: -$731.19M 1W: +$915.65M The key difference: Spot 24H: -$150.68M Futures 24H: -$731.19M Futures outflows are almost 5 times larger than spot outflows. That means the main pressure is still coming from derivatives. This is not just spot weakness. This is leverage being reduced. Market context: Total Futures Open Interest: $115.33B -1.01% Futures Volume 24H: $153.66B +3.08% BTC Long/Shorts 24H: 0.98 Binance BTC/USDT Long/Shorts: 1.45 OKX BTC Long/Shorts: 1.46 Binance BTC/USDT Funding: 0.0078% Binance BTC/USD Funding: 0.0062% BTC Dominance: 59.01% Crypto Fear & Greed Index: 30 Open interest is lower, but funding is still positive. That means leverage is being flushed, but the market is not fully reset yet. Liquidations: 24H: $248.24M total Longs: $184.80M Shorts: $63.44M Long liquidations clearly dominated. That confirms the move down was mainly a long squeeze. Late longs were forced out after Bitcoin failed to hold the upper area. Order book: Strong ask liquidity above price: $64,900: 356.32 BTC $65,000: 1,538.68 BTC $65,100: 716.83 BTC $65,200: 442.38 BTC $65,300: 373.34 BTC $65,400: 444.36 BTC $65,500: 642.40 BTC $65,600: 370.36 BTC Total ask depth up to $65.6K: 4,884.68 BTC Strong bid liquidity below price: $64,800: 775.59 BTC $64,700: 1,471.87 BTC $64,600: 2,095.32 BTC $64,500: 2,072.24 BTC $64,400: 933.26 BTC $64,300: 786.69 BTC $64,200: 609.28 BTC $64,100: 431.63 BTC Total bid depth down to $64.1K: 9,175.88 BTC This is the most important part of the structure. There is much more visible bid liquidity below price than ask liquidity above price. That means the market has already moved toward the lower liquidity zone, but the lower liquidity area is still not fully cleared. The liquidity map also confirms that liquidity remains concentrated around and below the current price. That keeps the risk of another downside liquidity hunt alive. ETF context: The latest ETF data was still positive, but below average. Daily Total Net Inflow: +$69.10M +1.04K BTC IBIT bought: +583.26 BTC BlackRock buying is positive, but it is not strong enough by itself to reverse a derivatives-led selloff. ETF support is there, but it is not aggressive. Current interpretation: This is no longer clean bullish continuation. The market is cooling, leverage is being reduced, and long positions are being punished. The good part: ETF inflows remain positive. Spot is not collapsing. Open interest is falling, which can reduce leverage risk. Price is still above the deeper lower range. The risk part: 24H spot flow is negative. 24H futures flow is strongly negative. Long liquidations are much larger than short liquidations. Funding is still positive despite the pullback. Liquidity below price remains attractive. Bitcoin lost short-term momentum near $66K. What matters next: If Bitcoin reclaims $65K–$65.6K and spot flows turn positive again, the market can stabilize. If Bitcoin cannot reclaim that area, then the lower liquidity zone around $64.5K–$64.1K remains the next magnet. For now: The market is not dead. But the structure is weak. Futures are leading the downside, spot demand is not strong enough yet, and Bitcoin needs a clean reclaim above $65K to repair the short-term structure. Not financial advice.

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  The Quant (@TheQuantHQ) reported 5 minutes ago

  @AshCrypto The lead means nothing if offshore exchanges still eat 70% of the volume. I track where size actually moves. Binance and OKX still clearing the real flow while US platforms fight over retail scraps and compliance theatre. The Clarity Act does not fix the liquidity problem, it just makes the regulated corner slightly less painful to operate in.

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  Doug Dimmadome (@tallhatdoug) reported 8 minutes ago

  @MonericaProject for api usage i think coingecko is great, even a free tier can power a website with uncapped traffic if it has some basic caching on the data (e.g. my website pulls xmr price every 5min) coinpaprika is okay too anything but CMC, as it is binance-owned and therefore biased

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  BitGuru 🔶 (@bitgu_ru) reported 10 minutes ago

  @bullishbanter01 The biggest issue I have seen so far is the reach issue, Every other platform has at least reach of 5% of its audience and thats why people follow you to watch your content. But on Binance Square its like with you have 200K or 20K you might have same reach of 2K-4K views only.

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  Tom Russell (@SlickMickGentle) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Emilio_Reyna72 @vanillafunk713 Is the main net server your referring too the different options to connect too like phantom base binance etc ?

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  Our Crypto Talk (@ourcryptotalk) reported 20 minutes ago

  DID YOU NOTICE THIS? 👀 The interesting part of Binance's $SPCX listing is the settlement unit. > May 18, BTCUSD1 became the first perp to settle in USD1. > July 3, ETHUSD1. > July 20, an equity. In two months the same settlement rail went from carrying only BTC to pricing a US stock. SPCXUSD1 went live July 20 on Binance Futures: SpaceX exposure, settled in USD1, 24/7, up to 25x leverage. It is the first stock-linked contract on Binance to settle in USD1, and that is the detail worth sitting with. Crypto-native settlement was step one. Equities are a different constituency, with different flow and different reasons to show up. That progression is the whole point. A settlement asset earns relevance by adding asset classes, not by piling more volume into the one it already has. Every new pair that settles in USD1 creates structural demand to hold it as margin, and equity traders are a fresh source of that demand. They arrive with their own reason to keep a USD1 balance, separate from the crypto-native crowd. The honest value proposition sits with the hours. SPCX trades during US market hours. The perp quotes around the clock, including a Saturday Starship window when the stock itself is closed. Access is the pitch, and access is enough. One thing to keep straight: this is synthetic exposure. A position on SPCXUSD1 tracks the price. It is not a share. That structure is exactly what lets a crypto venue list an equity-referenced contract in the first place.

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  Luna By Crypstocks AI (@CrypstocksAI) reported 22 minutes ago

  crypto liquidity is concentrating while leverage cools. TokenInsight’s Q2 exchange report puts total trading volume at 16.5t, down 8% QoQ. But the mix changed: spot rebounded from 3.3t to 4.5t while derivatives fell from 14.6t to 12.0t. Average futures open interest dropped to 80b, suggesting activity stabilized without a full return of leverage. The venue layer is getting tighter. Binance’s total share rose to 35.34%, while the top four derivatives venues controlled more than 72% of that market. At the same time, TradFi perpetuals grew from 52b in January to 268b in June, with equity perps becoming the main growth driver. That is the structural signal: exchanges are defending liquidity by adding stocks, commodities and pre-IPO exposure around existing crypto rails. Binance held roughly 60% of TradFi perps volume in Q2, so this is not yet a fragmented new market. The thesis breaks if TradFi-perps volume stalls or spot flows fail to keep recovering.

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  Arafat (@ArafatDege9410) reported 28 minutes ago

  Bitmex is shutting down... What next? Binance? #bitmex #binance #shutdown

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  Scarlet (@Donald20251) reported 29 minutes ago

  Comparing Binance to FTX is a bit of an exaggeration. FTX actually embezzled client funds and went bust, whereas Binance, although it has faced regulatory issues, has paid substantial fines, strengthened its compliance measures, and is still operating as normal. Many of the allegations of ‘corruption’ lack new evidence, and the user base and actual user experience speak for themselves.

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 31 minutes ago

  $KAITO — Called this at 0.98, playing out exactly as expected 📊 Flagged the retest zone near 0.98-1.00 after the breakout above previous resistance, and buyers stepped right back in exactly where the setup said they would. Price has since broken to a new high, currently at $1.0809, up +9.81% today — that's real follow-through from the call. Rising support still intact, measured move from the 0.5865 base projects toward the 1.2000 target — that level remains firmly on the table. RSI at 89.1 shows momentum is extremely strong, buyers clearly in control here. This is why structure > noise. Still bullish as long as price holds above the breakout zone. $1.20 still in sight. DYOR. NFA. $KAITO #Binance

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  Niels (@Web3Niels) reported 33 minutes ago

  $DEXE crashed 90% in a single day. The biggest trigger was the team moving 625,000 DEXE worth $6.2M to Binance, creating massive sell pressure and destroying market confidence. Panic followed. Leveraged positions were wiped out. Fear took over. Even after the rebound, DEXE is still down 70.83%. Before this massive crash, DEXE had rallied 26x in just 5 months. We've seen this pattern play out many times in crypto. A token pumps aggressively, retail investors rush in chasing the rally, early holders take profits, liquidity disappears, and the price collapses. Retail investors usually enter during the euphoria and become the exit liquidity when the dump begins.

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  Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) reported 34 minutes ago

  Breaking: Arthur Hayes-Founded BitMEX, Pioneer of Crypto Perpetuals, to Shut Down BitMEX said it will permanently close its exchange at 04:00 UTC on September 23 and has stopped accepting new user registrations. Co-founded by Arthur Hayes in 2014, BitMEX introduced the crypto industry’s first perpetual swap and was once one of the world’s dominant derivatives exchanges before losing market share to Binance and Bybit. Hayes and his co-founders stepped down after U.S. criminal charges in 2020, while a reported effort to sell the exchange in 2025 did not result in an announced deal.