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  Zhao Lusi (@zhao_lusi1) reported 1 minute ago

  Most people choose a crypto platform the same way they choose a restaurant. Whatever a friend recommended. Whatever appeared first. Whatever looked familiar enough. That works fine for dinner. It creates real problems when financial infrastructure is involved. The question worth asking before signing up isn’t is this popular? It’s do I understand what I’m trusting this platform with. Those are very different questions. A few things the evaluation should actually include: 1) confirm you’re on the real platform. Fake sites aren’t obviously fake anymore. URLs differ by one character. App store clones exist. Verify the official source before anything else. 2) security tools exist for a reason. 2FA, anti-phishing codes, withdrawal whitelisting. Most compromised accounts aren’t victims of platform failures. They’re victims of not enabling protections that were already available. 3) understand what support actually looks like. No legitimate support agent will ever ask for your password, OTP, seed phrase, or private keys. Ever. If someone asks stop and verify through official channels only. Popularity is not the same as trustworthiness. No platform eliminates risk entirely. But understanding what you’re using before you use it changes the nature of that risk considerably. DYOR, always. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  meliboi sama (@meliboi_sama) reported 4 minutes ago

  @binance @UgandaRedCross @MSF_southafrica good to see them actually working with msf and red cross instead of just tweeting thoughts and prayers

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  Ferbin (@Ferbin08) reported 4 minutes ago

  @CazroWeb3 $400M week one isn't because people want stocks. It's because people want access. 1 in 4 are under 25. First time ever they can buy Apple or Tesla from anywhere, instantly. That's why Binance wins, not because they're cheaper.

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  siipi.xch翼🌱 (@StradegyMonkey) reported 6 minutes ago

  Wing Waves is an algorithm that measures how, for example, a change in the ratio between the 5-minute Bollinger Bands and the price is reflected in real time in the ratio between the 15-minute Bollinger Bands and the price, taking into account the candle history that affects each timeframe’s Bollinger Bands-to-price ratio, with the SMA period set to 20. Wing Waves is the measure of how much a change in the Bollinger Bands levels ratio on a smaller timeframe alters the ratio on larger timeframes (and vice versa) — that is, how these ratio changes, according to the changes in the ratios, modify the position, specifically the maximum position change (positive/negative % of volume) based on the ratios of these different timeframe ratios. It replaces machine learning in trading. It's bidirectional weighting. 15 minutes timeframe counts last 20 times of a close every 15 minutes. 5 minutes timeframe counts last 20 times of a close every 5 minutes. There's no timeframe-specific positions. Redundancy isn't a problem as same data means different results on different timeframes. What matters is the ratio between those different results. It's not about prediction but adaptation. That's why I've said I don't try to predict anything and never fail. Ratio of average price and average SMA of different timeframes results into % of average of average volume of different timeframes with the same period. I haven't claimed I never lose anything, I have told people I make no errors and screenshots/claims can be verified by anyone as everything is based on rules I have teached to others for free. I developed Wing Waves in 2017-2018. I didn't trade with Wing Waves on Poloniex or Binance all the time, mostly paper trading, but it didn't differ from trading with cash due to the rules. I have no psyhology problems, when trading with cash. I stay objective no matter what happens. That's why I was first 50k on profit and then 80k on loss with no problem, when trading to my Facebook Messenger contact before even getting into Wing Waves but only fundamentals. When using Wing Waves, I follow the rules without exception like I was a bot. That's the objective part. The 80k loss was unrealized and came from market crashing, while I had open long-term positions based on relevance of technologies on my project. Unrealized loss doesn't mean there's something psychological in play, it means my methods don't help anybody to avoid a loss. That being said, a loss isn't an error. The contact eventually got scared due to the unrealized loss and ended our deal. I had emphasized Zcash from December 2024 to the end of the deal in early 2025 and would have continued the Zcash position a very long time. In September 2025 I concluded it's the next asset to surge and it surged around 20x in October-November 2025. The contact shouldn't have realized the loss and ended the deal. I was right in my long-term positions. I had planned to keep the Zcash at least the year 2025. The contact was a multimillionaire, who had made at least a dozen millions from holding Bitcoin through bear markets and couldn't resist realizing 80k loss. He gave me a million to trade with, implying he is ready to risk a lot, but couldn't keep a little 8% unrealized loss (0.5% of his net worth). He risked a million, get it. Maybe he thought I would get anxious of large positions like a beginner or somebody who hasn't seen large amounts of cash or who trades cash differently from paper trading and wouldn't get into 80k unrealized loss in just over one month. He was wrong. When he ended the deal, I told him the question was about long-term positions, unrealized loss and that I didn't even get to my strategy (Wing Waves) yet. I will never lie that Wing Waves wasn't tested, when I clearly know that I have used it in a paper trading like a bot. Also, no profit is guaranteed/promised. Spacegate doesn't promise profit or avoidance of a loss. Risks apply as always to any strategy. I have never promised profit or avoidance of loss, I told SpaceGateX customers I can't promise profit. I didn't give anybody expectations of large profit. My Instagram profile named after SpaceGateX was about my own Wing Waves trades with cash and on paper, while teaching Wing Waves, without confusing SpaceGateX with trades based on Wing Waves, because I told SpaceGateX customers the trading is based on AI, without mentioning Wing Waves, which isn't AI. Nobody was able to make a deposit without talking to me directly and learning SpaceGateX was about AI and no profit is guaranteed. I developed Wing Waves in 2017-2018. The trading for the contact happened from November 2024 to February 2025, not before development of Wing Waves.

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  Saif Khan (@SaifKhan349) reported 10 minutes ago

  @ShahMuzami98676 bro i do not see them on my binance account? where do I access them?

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  ZoneX (@zonex_ch) reported 12 minutes ago

  Most crypto prop firms lock you into one exchange. We connect to 7+ and counting. Binance, Bybit, OKX, Phemex, Gate, CoinW, Hyperliquid. Why? Because we trade on the same platform we give to our traders. If an exchange goes down or liquidity dries up, we need options too. Exchange-agnostic means nobody is stuck. Including us.

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  Vladyslav Ivanko - AI Driven UI/UX Designer (@IvankoDesign) reported 13 minutes ago

  @1inch "140.34 SPCXx" displayed like any other token is the tokenized stocks design problem. binance wallet shipped tokenholder rights checkmarks. 1inch could go further: distinguish "real claim" from "price tracker" at the asset level. tokenized doesn't mean equivalent.

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  Asad Chohan (@Asa_d33) reported 14 minutes ago

  What does a red market actually mean? 🔴 Everyone is talking about the red market this week. But a red market is much less dramatic than most people think. A red market simply means prices are moving lower. It doesn't mean the entire market is broken. It doesn't mean every project is failing. And it doesn't mean investors should panic. Markets move up and down because buyers and sellers constantly disagree on value. When sellers become more aggressive than buyers, prices fall and the market turns red. That's a normal part of how markets work. In fact, every major bull market in history has gone through red periods along the way. The mistake many people make is focusing only on the color of the chart instead of understanding what is causing the move. Smart investors use red markets to learn, research, and reassess their convictions. Because successful investing isn't about reacting to every red candle. It's about understanding the bigger picture. As always, stay informed and DYOR before making any investment decisions. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  ChainAlphaZ (@ChainAlphabz) reported 18 minutes ago

  @arnie Binance wallet block transiction and i can buy or sell and token is reduce by 58 token

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  Luna Classic Revival validator | Marz token (@onlycryptobaron) reported 23 minutes ago

  @MatthewAllen178 @thepazza71 Incorrect, due to pending lawsuits in the United States only is the reason for the hold off on listing LUNC on Binance US. Also if you are so smart, transparent, and a good actor maybe you should help LUNC becoming a validator.. or do you not have the skills, outreach, vision, etc. and just want to be a keyboard warrior in your basement?

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  Our Crypto Talk (@ourcryptotalk) reported 24 minutes ago

  Gate just switched on $USD1 Soft Staking - up to 20% APR, no lockup, nothing to actually "stake." You just hold it and earn. Kind of the laziest yield there is. Here's how it works 👇 > Gate snapshots your USD1 every hour, 24 times a day, and pays you the next day. Minimum is 1 USD1. That's the whole flow. > The 20% isn't fixed though - it's the opening rate. Resets every day at 06:00 UTC, and the more people pile in, the more it steps down. So early = best rate. Classic. What I find more interesting than the number: Gate already does this for USDT and USDG. Dropping USD1 right next to them means they're treating it as a real peer stablecoin, not some side experiment. And USD1's showing up everywhere lately: yield on Gate, collateral on Binance Portfolio Margin, LP rewards on Byreal. Three jobs across three big venues in a short window. That's the signal. On the 20% - normal CEX stablecoin yield is 4–8%. So this is 2.5–5x that, which honestly reads more like "please bring your USD1 here" than organic yield. Nice if you're early, so reap the benefits.

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  CRX ROLLINS (@crx_rollins) reported 27 minutes ago

  My first #BinanceStocks trade was not really planned. I was watching the market that night before going to sleep. I trade a little bit in crypto, so I opened Binance. Suddenly, many people are talking about the Stocks section. Out of curiosity, I started to wander a little. The first stock I bought was Apple. The reason is simple I use the iPhone every day, and I started with the company's products that I felt I used myself. Honestly during the first trade there was more excitement working than profit and loss. I was checking again and again if the price went up or down by one cent. After a few days, I realized that the mood of stock trading and crypto trading is not the same. I have learned to be more patient when it comes to stocks. I still remember that first trade because it helped me get more serious about investing. Not a big profit story, not a big loss story either. It was just the beginning of learning something new. #BinanceStocks

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  G E N N Y (@Gennycruz_) reported 28 minutes ago

  Why does a red market make everyone act like the whole game is over? One of the most searched phrases this week is “red market,” and honestly, it makes sense. When people open their charts and see red candles everywhere, the first reaction is usually fear. Timelines get loud, group chats get messy, and suddenly everyone becomes an expert on why the market is finished. But let’s keep it real. A red market simply means prices are moving lower. That’s it. It means sellers are stronger than buyers for that moment. It means some assets are down from where they were before. It means the market is correcting, cooling off, or reacting to something. It does not automatically mean crypto is dead. It does not mean every project is finished. It does not mean you need to panic. And it definitely does not mean the long term story changed in one candle. Markets breathe. They move up, they pull back, they reset, and then they decide the next direction. That is normal. No market goes straight up forever, not Bitcoin, not Ethereum, not stocks, not anything. The mistake most beginners make is thinking red means danger every time. But experienced people look at it differently. They ask better questions. Is this just profit taking? Is leverage getting cleaned out? Is the market reacting to news? Is the price still holding key support? Is volume showing panic or healthy selling? That is the difference between reacting emotionally and reading the market properly. A red market can feel uncomfortable, but it also teaches discipline. It shows who has a plan and who was only following green candles. It reminds traders that risk management is not optional. It separates noise from real conviction. The goal is not to act fearlessly. The goal is to stay clear minded. When the market turns red, slow down. Zoom out. Respect your stop loss. Protect your capital. Do not let one bad day control your whole mindset. Because red does not always mean something is broken. Sometimes red is just the market taking a breath. And the people who understand that usually make better decisions than the people who panic first and think later. #LearnWithBinance #Binance #BinanceAcademy

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  Linus (@Linus9311550161) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Cryptograph_IT @binance @cz_binance Those funds sitting in Binance would really help Neo now! Instead they are selling neo tokens🤷

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  Ashleyez (@ashleyez1010) reported 32 minutes ago

  Red market. A phrase that often triggers fear before people even understand what is actually happening. When the market turns red, it simply means prices are moving lower across certain assets or sectors. It does not always mean the trend is over, and it does not guarantee that prices will continue falling. The decline may come from profit-taking, weak sentiment, macroeconomic pressure, liquidations, unexpected news, or a normal correction after a strong rally. What matters is the reason behind the move. Before reacting, check whether major support levels are holding, whether selling volume is increasing, whether the weakness is market-wide, and whether the overall structure has changed. A red screen can create pressure, but emotional decisions usually create bigger mistakes. Do not panic sell just because prices are falling, and do not buy blindly just because something looks cheaper. Study the setup, manage your risk, and wait for confirmation. Red markets are not unusual. They are part of every financial cycle. The goal is not to fear red days. The goal is to understand what they are telling you. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance