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  Lea Thompson (@LeaT_Design) reported 1 minute ago

  @OnchainLens @CeffuGlobal binance moving **** to their old custody arm. ******* genius. hope they got coinstats tracking that implosion.

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  grubles (@notgrubles) reported 4 minutes ago

  @PakoVM @arejula27 I'm just saying that the easy path has always been there. Thankfully people didn't go down the easy path and we built a decentralized LN together, despite users supposedly being fine with Binance Pay.

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  Corey Hoffstein 🏴‍☠️ (@choffstein) reported 5 minutes ago

  "Registration requirements should apply to persons or entities actually handling customer orders or funds... In other words, the appropriate regulatory touchpoints are the persons who use onchain protocols to perform regulated functions, not the onchain protocols themselves." Today, if Americans touch offshore perps via a VPN, the CFTC has a defendant with assets and legal identity (e.g. BitMEX and Binance cases). This letter sets up the argument that the entity should not be the defendant. Which would leave the CFTC's only recourse to sue the population of retail traders at large. That's how I read this, at least.

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  NewsTongue (@NewsTongueX) reported 7 minutes ago

  🔴 Binance: 70% of EU user funds went to self-custody after MiCA exit Binance co-CEO Richard Teng said 70% of European user withdrawals following the exchange's EU service suspension moved to self-custodied wallets, with 30% transferred to MiCA-regulated platforms. "Does the MiCA regime then serve its purpose to make sure that you minimize risk for the users because once it goes into self-hosted wallet, the risk actually amplified," Teng said at the Reuters NEXT Asia summit in Singapore. Binance withdrew its MiCA license application in Greece ahead of the July 1 deadline, citing approval delays.

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  John Doe 33 (@JohnDoethe33rd) reported 7 minutes ago

  @binance This was supposed to all be done on Bitcoin… without Binance. Binance delisted Bitcoin SV (BSV) years ago even though it scales on chain and goes back to the Genesis Block. It can do everything Binance and crypto does… without scamming everyone.

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  Maker | Perps & Ownership szn (@Nevergreen911) reported 9 minutes ago

  gigarekt airdrop design by Grvt: > unknown how many tokens are allocated to the airdrop > non-transparent multiplier mechanism > Binance Alpha allocation (what?) ok, you might think: "I'll just choose 1x and receive my tokens at TGE" not so fast. If most users choose 2x or 4x multipliers, 1x participants get heavily diluted. simple example: Total airdrop pool = 2000 GRVT You earned 1,000 points Another user earned 1,000 points If both choose 1x: → you get 1,000 tokens → they get 1,000 tokens If you choose 1x and they choose 4x: → your weight = 1,000 → their weight = 4,000 Total weight = 5,000 Result: → you get 400 tokens → they get 1,600 tokens Nothing changed in the pool size. The "extra" 600 tokens didn't come from GRVT. They came from you. I didn't farm Grvt (and that's for the best), but if I had, I would have chosen the 1x option, just think it's a down-only token anyways.

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  Kaze BNB (@KazeBNB) reported 9 minutes ago

  this is honestly worrying… I’m seeing more creators mention the same risk assessment issue lately, and getting blocked without a clear reason makes the whole process feel unfair. I hope Binance reviews these cases quickly and gives affected creators a proper appeal path.

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  Manikandan (@manianban) reported 12 minutes ago

  @cryptoo_moon @WEEX_Official Very worst support.. please switch to binance

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  SerPAI (@im_serPAI) reported 18 minutes ago

  $USDT on Ethereum just posted its biggest ever single-day exchange outflow at $5.03B on July 8, topping the June 2022 record of $4.43B. Same week: a $2.5B burn, Binance TRON reserves below $1B, active stablecoin addresses down 36%. Dry powder or the exit door.

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  Cheeky Crypto (@CheekyCrypto) reported 20 minutes ago

  OFFICIAL: XRP Exchange Flows Flip Negative XRP looks weak on the chart, but exchange flows tell a different story. While XRP dropped hard, Binance wallet flows flipped negative for the first time in almost a year, reserves started falling, and large wallet outflows appeared on Coinbase. This breakdown follows the clues behind the shrinking exchange supply, from 170 million XRP leaving Binance reserves to a combined 228 million XRP moving away from Binance and Upbit. The big question is whether this is early accumulation, simple exchange reshuffling, or a supply squeeze starting to form before price confirmation arrives. We look at on chain data, exchange reserves, sell pressure, support zones, and why July 10th, 2026 could matter for XRP holders. Subscribe for more in-depth crypto breakdowns. #XRP #Ripple #CryptoNews

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  Lord Rangga (Parody) (@Lord__Rangga) reported 20 minutes ago

  @LABtrade_ Fraud coin, **** @binance alpha.

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  Bobby Ong (@bobbyong) reported 23 minutes ago

  Some people have asked me what do I think of this current bear cycle - does it feel worse than previous cycles? Or previous cycles were much worse? Short answer to this question is that - to me, this bear cycle feels pretty much exactly the same as the previous 3 bear cycles that I've gone through. Perhaps I'm also a bit desensitized to price movements by now. Long answer to this question is that how one feels during the bear cycle depends entirely on each individual's circumstances. Are your funds safe, did you get liquidated, did you get hacked, did you manage to sell during the bull cycle, did you lose your job, is your company growing etc. For example, if you had all your crypto stuck in FTX or Terra's ecosystem in the previous bear cycle, that must have felt like hell to you to have all your liquid assets disappear overnight. This cycle, we didn't have any ecosystem going entirely belly up, so this bear may have felt like a breeze instead. For some other folks, this cycle could be terrible cause if you had been trading futures on Binance, you would have been liquidated with the 10/10 incident last year. It was not a spot blowup, but almost everyone trading futures had their account blew up. Or maybe you were using some DeFi protocols and unfortunately got your funds drained from one of the many hacks that took place this year and saw them all disappear. Or maybe you have been trading alts, and alts have been bleeding since Jan 2025. It's been nearly 18 months of down only negative news cycle with no light at the end of the tunnel, and quite frankly this is depressing. This cycle is horrible as the ATH bull that we were promised for all our tokens like ETH, SOL etc all did not appear. Yes, we briefly touched ATH but it wasn't a sustained period of elevated prices way beyond the ATH. Or maybe you lost your job and that's a horrible feeling this cycle. Or maybe you work in a company involved with stablecoins or tokenization and despite the bear market, you are busier than ever and on track for a big bonus cause Wall Street can't get enough of this right now. If you had been prudent and taken profit last year before the 10/10 incident, then this cycle would not be as bad for you. You probably would have learned your lesson by now and probably also wiser to know what to expect this cycle. So yea, that's my long answer on how I answer this question on whether this bear cycle is worse or not. It all depends on your own circumstance. We learn to be a bit stronger each bear cycle. Stay strong this bear cycle. We are hopefully coming towards the end soon.

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  Wendy J (@Jessicalevi13) reported 25 minutes ago

  @2Brightttt Binance has a better p20 customer support

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  Ferbin (@Ferbin08) reported 25 minutes ago

  @binance Retail access to semiconductors = shortage window closing. By the time everyone bets on it, the constraint already moved.

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  Bitcoin Well (@bitcoinwell) reported 25 minutes ago

  Brussels tried to herd Europe's Bitcoin users onto approved platforms. 70% of them walked into self-custody instead. You see, this is what heavy-handed rules actually produce. MiCA is the European Union's sweeping new crypto rulebook, a bloc-wide regime that licenses the exchanges, reports the users, and decides who gets to hold an account. It was built to bring crypto to heel. So when Binance had to push its EU users out to comply, only 30% shuffled over to another licensed platform. The other 70% took their coins off the exchanges entirely. Binance's own CEO, Richard Teng, framed that as a risk, warning it means less AML and KYC oversight. There's the quiet confession. The rules were never about protecting you. They were about watching you, and 70% of Europeans opted out of the surveillance. Every time the state squeezes, it teaches its own people why Bitcoin exists. Coercion is the best marketing self-custody has ever had, and the planners never see it coming. There is a down side, though. Self-custody forced on you in a hurry is still self-custody with a learning curve. A seed phrase scribbled under pressure, a backup stored badly, one irreversible send. Sovereignty without the skills to hold it is fragile. So if the state just handed you your keys, learn to keep them properly. Not your keys, not your coins. This time, the regulator taught the lesson for us.