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  Nova (@badattrading_) reported 16 seconds ago

  $HELP (CA FuzeQHiX7bPZ5RzhrsJ7sgXi1UGaT9ybZrUbPQJNpump) can't be analyzed with devsnightmare. Doc, runitbackghost, imblankface are top holders. A cluster has 6% on the bubblemap, another has 5%. CEX cluster has 42.7%. Binance funded wallets have 6.1% (low), Coinbase 7.5% (low), Kucoin 6.6%, Whitebit 6.1%, Kraken 5.3%, Robinhood 4.4%, OKX 3.9%, Change Hero 3.1%. Top 10 holders have 23.5%, 492 holders with an average bag at $120. Nfa

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  The Wolf Of All Streets (@scottmelker) reported 2 minutes ago

  Bitcoin OGs just had their most profitable cycle ever, and ETFs and DATs were the exit liquidity "This was shocking and it became our title. Bitcoin OG traders just had their most profitable cycle ever. Unlike past cycles, crypto exchange traders were not the exit liquidity, it was ETFs and DATs. That structural bid pushed Binance traders' unrealized profits to nearly triple the 2021 top" "The idea here, and I think it's actually obvious, is that if you were a Bitcoin holder for a very long time, we saw clear evidence that those guys finally sold above $100K and higher, and then on the way down, and made a whole lot of money" "But the point is they were able to sell it to digital asset treasury companies. We thought it was going to be the liquidity, but they ended up with the exit liquidity instead of the buyer"

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  james stone (@JStone59888) reported 4 minutes ago

  @AshCrypto Binance must be shut down to fix crypto. The biggest enemy of crypto and the biggest thief is Binance.

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  Rahul (@RahulXBTC) reported 5 minutes ago

  @KaitoAI When you chatgpt AI and everything binance x okx wow wtf are you doing kaito

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  Vogs (@Vogscrypyo) reported 5 minutes ago

  Your First Salary Is More Than Money It's a Chance to Build Better Habits Getting your first salary feels amazing. For the first time, you're earning money through your own work, and suddenly there are countless things you could spend it on. But earning money and managing money are two completely different skills. I wish I had learned that earlier. 1. Give every rupee a purpose Before thinking about investments or big purchases, understand your income and expenses. Know what comes in. Know what goes out. And pay attention to the small expenses that quietly add up. You don't need a complicated spreadsheet. Even a basic budget can give you a much clearer picture of your finances. 2. Create a safety net Life doesn't always follow your monthly budget. A medical bill, repair, family expense, or unexpected gap in income can appear without warning. Building an emergency fund gives you money specifically for situations you didn't plan for. That foundation can be more important than chasing returns early on. 3. Separate short-term money from long-term money Money you may need soon has a different job from money you're willing to leave invested for years. Saving is generally focused on accessibility and stability. Investing involves taking risk for the possibility of long-term growth. Knowing which money belongs in which category can help you avoid making decisions you'll regret later. 4. Avoid putting your entire future behind one idea It's easy to become convinced that one asset, investment, or trend is the answer. But concentrating too much of your money in one place can increase your exposure to a single outcome. Diversification can help spread that exposure, although it doesn't eliminate risk. 5. Understand what risk actually means to you Risk isn't just a number on a chart. It's also about how you'll behave when your investment falls. If a temporary decline would make you panic and sell, you may be taking more risk than you're comfortable with. Your financial decisions should reflect your own situation—not someone else's lifestyle or social media portfolio. And if you're exploring crypto, start with education rather than hype. Binance Academy offers beginner-friendly resources covering topics such as Bitcoin, blockchain, crypto markets, risk management, and DYOR. You don't need to know everything before making financial decisions. But you should understand what you're getting into. Your first salary can disappear quickly if you don't have a plan. Or it can become the starting point for better financial habits. The goal isn't to spend less just for the sake of spending less. It's to make your money work toward the life you actually want. Educational content only. Not financial advice. Always use official sources and do your own research. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Mir (@MirxBinance) reported 6 minutes ago

  Appeal to Binance & Binance Square 🙏 I’m respectfully appealing my “Not eligible” status for the DUSK CreatorPad campaign. My account did not pass the required risk assessment, but I would sincerely appreciate a manual review of my eligibility. I respect Binance’s risk and compliance policies and understand the importance of keeping campaigns safe for users. I’ve always aimed to create educational, research-based crypto content and contribute positively to the Binance Square community. If there is a specific reason my account failed the assessment, I would be grateful for clarification and the opportunity to resolve any issue if possible. Please review my account and reconsider my eligibility for the DUSK CreatorPad campaign. Thank you, Binance Team. 🙏 @binance #CreatorPad #DUSK

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  Harun Eroğlu (@trasharun) reported 7 minutes ago

  @binance The Binance app stole $7,000 of my funds. I contacted customer service, and they blocked me. The Binance app is a thief and a scammer. User-16bc7 ID: 343880937 This is my Binance account. They track you via IP address, track your coins, and steal your funds.

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  Greg Miller (@greg_miller05) reported 10 minutes ago

  I still remember staring at my screen the first time I thought about buying Bitcoin. The price was moving up and down and I had no idea if I was making a smart move or just following the hype. Looking back, there were a few things I wish someone had told me earlier. Bitcoin isn't something you need to buy a whole coin of. You can start small and buy fractions of it. That alone took a lot of pressure off. I also learned that volatility is normal here, prices can swing hard in either direction, so understanding that before jumping in matters more than trying to time anything perfectly. The biggest lesson though was slowing down. Not buying because everyone else is talking about it, but actually taking time to understand what I was getting into. For anyone taking that first step, Binance's My First $BTC campaign offers 7-day price protection on qualifying first trades for eligible users, worth checking the terms on. It doesn't remove the risk, but it's a small cushion while you're learning. Start with knowledge, not hype. DYOR always. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Ulexander Gaseff 🌕🌊 (@UlexanderGaseff) reported 17 minutes ago

  $MOVR and $GLMR networks got shut down. Now there is nothing left just ideas. Binance will delist them cause there is no business. Team also left

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  Baris (@Barisaktass35) reported 23 minutes ago

  @binance **** you scammer. First, you list it. Then, you scam the whole world. And then, a year or two later, you delist it. You sons of *******.

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  Ishaq (@Ishaq0x_) reported 23 minutes ago

  When I first started using crypto exchanges, Binance was the only exchange I really used. I had accounts on a few other exchanges, Binance was my main exchange. At that time, I was participating in airdrops and other Web3 activities. Whenever I earned USDT, I would send it to Binance and use P2P to convert it to Naira. Then one day, I went to do a P2P trade and ran into a problem. I met a scammer who claimed that he had sent the money, but I didn't receive it. I really needed the money at that time, so the situation was stressful. I showed him my bank transaction history to prove that I hadn't received anything, but we still had to go through an appeal. We went back and forth trying to prove what happened, and thankfully, I was able to protect myself and resolve the situation. After that experience, I became more careful with P2P. Later, I was talking with one of my friends and told him what had happened. After listening to my story, he suggested that I try Bitget. I already had a Bitget account, so I thought, Why not give it a try? A few days later, I received 100 USDT from an airdrop I decided that this time, instead of sending it to Binance, I would try Bitget P2P. I transferred the USDT to Bitget, opened a P2P trade, and everything went smoothly. That was my first P2P trade on Bitget. From that moment, I started using Bitget for P2P from time to time. Whenever I earned USDT, I would transfer it to Bitget and use P2P to convert it to Naira. For a while, I was using both Binance and Bitget. Sometimes I used Binance, and sometimes I used Bitget. What really made me comfortable with Bitget was the P2P experience. I liked the way the merchants handled their trades. If they posted a price, that was the price. I didn't have to deal with people asking for unnecessary discounts or changing the price after the trade had started. I also liked the fact that Bitget's system and merchant process gave me confidence that trades were being handled properly. Since I started using Bitget, I personally haven't experienced another P2P scam or had a merchant treat me unfairly. Then, over time, I started using Bitget for trading as well. I began trading some of the tokens I was interested in, including BONK and DOGS. I won some trades and lost some trades because, at that time, I was still learning. For me, those wins and losses were part of the learning process. The more I traded, the more comfortable I became with Bitget's interface. One thing I really liked was the charting experience. I could analyze charts in a way that felt similar to using TradingView, which made the platform easier and more enjoyable for me to use. That was another reason I continued using Bitget. From that point, Bitget became my main platform for P2P. So my journey with Bitget started because a friend encouraged me to try it after I had a bad P2P experience elsewhere. I learned how to trade on Bitget, experienced both wins and losses, became more comfortable with the interface, and continued using the platform for both P2P and trading. That's how I became a Bitget Fan. My rToken Story Recently, Bitget launched a campaign around rToken trading, and I wanted to try it because I've always been interested in the stock market. I attempted to get into the rToken trading experience and wanted to make at least two trades. But when I checked the requirements, I realized that I needed to unlock VIP access before I could properly start trading, and the requirement was around $2,000. At that time, I had less than $1,000 on the exchange around $700 so I couldn't meet the requirement. Because of that, I wasn't able to complete my rToken trades But I still have a goal to try it in the future For me, this is still another part of my Bitget journey From my first P2P trade, to learning how to trade crypto, to discovering rTokens, my experience with Bitget has continued to grow That's my #BitgetFanStory

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  AB 🔶 (@Abrlien) reported 27 minutes ago

  Wait… WHAT? 😳 At this pace, who will even need a traditional broker anymore? #Binance is bringing more and more global stocks and ETFs onchain with 24/7 access, and it feels like every few days another major market gets added. @cz_binance No market closing bell. No waiting for Monday. No waiting days just to move your own money. Access the World 🌍 This is how we xchange the World

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  1kx (@1kxnetwork) reported 27 minutes ago

  Total crypto revenues fell 23% YoY in H1 2026, to $47B. The decline is what you'd expect in a bear market. Most crypto revenue still tracks prices and volumes: exchanges, brokerage, wallets, staking, mining. Two drivers behind most of the $14B drop: 1) Finance-related income fell below 2024 levels. CEX, derivatives and market maker income was down $5.2B, onchain DeFi down $1.8B (-32%), ETF and fund management fees down $1.1B. 2) Blockchain revenues kept grinding lower. Staking and mining rewards fell $6.2B, transaction fees and MEV halved. Blockchains are down to 25% of industry revenue, a historical low. What didn't follow the cycle: stablecoin and RWA issuance, prediction markets, DePIN. Such less cyclical segments grew 14% YoY to $12B. That's 26% of the industry now, and the number we're watching most closely. Stablecoin and RWA issuer income added $0.7B. Stablecoin cards and payments added $0.1B, in line with what @a16zcrypto shared a few days ago. Prediction markets roughly 10x'd fee income, an estimated +$0.3B. DePIN fees nearly doubled. Middleware onchain fees rose about 70%, most of that @chainlink. DeFi/Finance fell in dollars but its share of industry revenue climbed to 64%. Consumer onchain fees held up better than average, down 20%. Some perspective: the last bear bottomed at $28B in half-year revenue (H2 2022). This one is running at $47B, with about a quarter of it coming from the segments that grew through the bear. What counts as revenue here: onchain-traceable fees, other income like staking yield, and offchain fees, either publicly reported (Coinbase) or estimated (Binance). The mix of the three barely moved YoY. Full methodology is in our 2025 revenue report. The 2026 edition is in the works.

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  Jackson T. (@CryptoAndeseth) reported 35 minutes ago

  Today I woke up sweating, completely bewildered. I rushed to grab my phone and write down what I'd seen in my dream. I was in the Binance offices looking for a job. I'd lost everything with worthless coins and only had $1,500 left in a meme account. To be honest, at that point I no longer expected it to explode into the sky and make me a millionaire; I had completely lost hope. The secretary asked me to take a seat and wait my turn for the interview. About 25 minutes passed before they asked me to go into the office. Upon entering, this is what I saw; only in this way can I describe it in detail. They asked me to take a seat and inquired about my interest in the job. I answered honestly, and there was absolute silence. Mr. Sahur smiled and looked at his phone. He told me that CZ had sold all his BNB and made one last bet on solana:J8PSdNP3QewKq2Z1JJJFDMaqF7KcaiJhR7gbr5KZpump . I picked up my phone and just watched as the notifications came in. The fight for the money was over; Triple T had reached the top and eliminated hundreds of people. At that moment, I woke up with a start. I grabbed my phone to see if it was real, but it hadn't happened yet. For a moment, I felt sad and desolate, but then I understood what it was all about... @cz_binance

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  JG (@TheJG_Official_) reported 35 minutes ago

  I really think people are underestimating solana:6GmAFSYs4gk3FDao5FzzySQpPZaWsa4rUJHacpMpUNgx especially at these prices. I only shill **** to my followers that has meaning, backing, and something that truly has potential. Always DYOR but the more I look into solana:6GmAFSYs4gk3FDao5FzzySQpPZaWsa4rUJHacpMpUNgx the more mispriced it gets. I think people are failing to realize the potential here and what the solana:6GmAFSYs4gk3FDao5FzzySQpPZaWsa4rUJHacpMpUNgx launchpad actually is and does and how it works. They already have daily revenue that has surpassed Ethereum, Base, Virtuals, and is on the same pace as Binance Alpha. It seems like one of the safest bids on the market at the moment, as long as they can maintain volume, and a launchpad like PumpFun doesn't implement everything they have going. Which at the moment they are having a world war with FOMO over users so I don't see it happening.