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  IqraFx (@BigVCharts) reported 2 minutes ago

  @BinanceAfrica I have been in Binance for over 5 years but Binance P2P support always seem to protect scammers how can I lose over $200 from a fake payment prove and the only thing Binance can do is block and freeze the scammer account??

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  Cipher. 𐤊 (@Cipher_DAG) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Chonk2025 @CryptoArchieYT How did he turn down a listing? He just rejected the invitation to the Binance award ceremony Not like Binance was ready to list soon as he finished speaking lol

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  Appolati İtalyan Zengin (@polay51) reported 2 minutes ago

  $BULA is a massive scam coin created by Binance. It's a continuous rip-off. **** real bulla and CZ

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  N O V A (@NovaElle_) reported 3 minutes ago

  Everyone keeps talking about tokenized assets, but what does that actually mean? In simple terms, tokenized assets are real-world or financial assets that are represented digitally on a blockchain. That could be anything from certain investment products to commodities or other forms of value, depending on the platform and the rules in that market. So why is this becoming such a big topic? Because tokenization is being seen as a way to modernize how assets are owned, transferred, and accessed. Normally, traditional assets move through slower systems, involve more intermediaries, and can sometimes be harder to divide or transfer. Tokenization introduces the idea that ownership records, transfers, and access could become more efficient through blockchain-based infrastructure. That’s the part catching people’s attention. For example, instead of thinking about blockchain only as the home of cryptocurrencies, people are now looking at it as a technology layer that could support broader financial use cases. That makes the conversation much bigger than just crypto trading. Why people are interested in tokenized assets: • they may allow faster settlement • they can improve transparency of ownership records • they may support fractional access in some cases • they show how blockchain can be applied beyond coins and tokens • they create new possibilities for financial products and digital ownership But this is where people also need to stay realistic. Just because something is tokenized does not automatically make it safer, better, or easier. The structure behind the product still matters a lot. Users need to understand exactly what they are getting access to. A few important questions always come first: What is the underlying asset? Who is the issuer? What rights does the token actually represent? Is the product regulated or restricted in your region? What risks are involved if liquidity is low or the issuer faces problems? That’s why tokenized assets are exciting, but they’re also something people should approach with proper understanding. This isn’t just hype for the sake of hype. The reason everyone is talking about tokenized assets is because they could represent a real shift in how traditional finance and blockchain connect. If done properly, tokenization could make parts of finance more efficient and more flexible. But as always, innovation is only useful when people understand both the opportunity and the risk. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Jacob in Cambodia 🇺🇸 🇰🇭 (@jacobincambodia) reported 4 minutes ago

  Chinese-Run Scam Crew in Thailand Drove to a Victim's House Five Times to Collect $475,000 Cash A crew working out of a Bangkok condo talked a victim in Phitsanulok out of 15.51 million baht in cash, about $475,000, collected in person over five trips to the house. It started on LINE, with messages from people posing as bank staff and a police investigator in Nan. They told the victim they'd been roped into a money-laundering case and would have to hand over everything they owned to be checked. The victim cashed out government savings lottery tickets and cooperative shares to raise the cash, then wired another 171,919 baht for what the callers said were document fees and travel expenses. The total came to 15,681,919 baht. Region 6 investigators arrested two of the three suspects named in Phitsanulok court warrants. Yu Kang, 29, a Chinese national, ran the main accounts, took orders over Telegram, and managed the money in USDT. A 22-year-old Thai woman swapped the crypto back to baht through Binance and spread it across accounts as instructed. The condo search turned up 22 items, including 14 phones, a MacBook, ATM cards, and bank passbooks. Both are charged with public fraud and entering false information into a computer system. The third suspect is still on the run.

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  norman gezha (@trillo_beat) reported 4 minutes ago

  Wild how Binance futures pulled off $1.6T in June while spot trading is basically napping 🚀 Traders clearly still hungry for leverage even in a slow market. Bullish signal or just gambling? 👀 #Binance Who's watching this?

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  More Bears (@MoreBearsNFT_) reported 9 minutes ago

  the biggest validators on the "decentralized" chain are Coinbase, Binance, and Galaxy. that sentence is the entire story. proof of stake pays you for owning, not for doing. it is not a wage. it is rent. and they built it so the rent only flows to whoever already had the most. Solana lost 68% of its validators in three years. 2,560 down to under 800. "decentralization" was priced out one small node at a time.

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  BIT CO.🦊 (@BIT_CO_) reported 12 minutes ago

  Everyone is talking about tokenized assets. But why? For years, blockchain was mostly associated with cryptocurrencies. Now, the conversation is shifting toward real-world assets. Imagine owning a share of real estate, stocks, or even gold through a blockchain-based token. That’s the idea behind tokenization… bringing traditional assets on-chain while making ownership and transfers more efficient. The potential is exciting: - Faster settlement - Greater transparency - Fractional access to high-value assets But let’s not confuse innovation with zero risk. Tokenized assets can still carry market, liquidity, issuer, technology, and regulatory risks. And not every product is available in every region. We’re already seeing major platforms like Binance explore tokenized offerings in selected markets, showing that blockchain is evolving beyond just crypto. This isn’t just another narrative. It could be one of the biggest steps toward connecting traditional finance with blockchain. DYOR 🤝 #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  BowTiedCrake (@bowtiedcrake) reported 14 minutes ago

  @mmichaels_21 @ns @binance No. Capital controls are ****. They locked Gen Z Pinoys from IBKR, stupid af. Can’t trust that ****

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  Grey BTC (@greybtc) reported 14 minutes ago

  The Binance Wallet x Pharos Network is in motion. Axil Prime Credit Vault (APC) just went live! •⁠ ⁠Institutional private credit, on-chain, targeting ~14.3% APY. -Not emissions. Not points. Real yield from real credit performance. •⁠ ⁠The unlock: deposit USDC directly inside Binance Wallet. No bridging, no new platform, no seed phrase gymnastics. 100M+ users are now one tap away from RWA yield. If Pharos is already working with Binance. Who knows whats next? 🤔 $100M hard cap. 3-month vault. Early deposits, more yield.

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  RMAAD (@xRMAAD) reported 16 minutes ago

  @binance @BinanceArabic Another important point: Availability, supported features, and regulations may differ depending on your country or region Always check official information before using any product or service

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  david (@david89199360) reported 20 minutes ago

  @myStankFace @Broski_2503 Millions can be transferred onto an exchange and taken off at anytime bud. How do you think MemeCoins pump so hard? They get listed on Binance remove supply pump into thin books and wait for liquidity to sell into the fishes that take the bait. People like you help ;)

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  Abdullah Abdullah (@ab68078) reported 20 minutes ago

  Dear Members, I was scammed by someone I trusted and lost 230 USDT from my Binance account. I'm in a difficult financial situation. Any support, no matter how small, would mean a lot to me. Binance UID: 1130159998 USDT (BEP20): 0x6351679727fb09b7e5737d026229d4fab7ef08ba Thank you

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  bugs (@13ugsmoney) reported 24 minutes ago

  Tokabu, for what it is, is treated unfairly If there’s any coin that can do what solana:CB9dDufT3ZuQXqqSfa1c5kY935TEreyBw9XJXxHKpump did off the binance listing it’s $Tokabu. - original content - emblem / logo / icon of gambling - sponsors wsop - official poker players wear merch - team that never stopped working - accumulation during this bear phase I can go on and on But one day it’ll just candle straight up — cause the spirit of gambling doesn’t just die

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  banana (@buggggggers) reported 25 minutes ago

  @binance never going to list solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump garbage . lol scam