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  Jake Collis (@HappyCatKripto) reported 6 minutes ago

  @binance Nice try... Wait... **** I still engaged.

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  Loshmi (@loshmi) reported 7 minutes ago

  another farm binance tweeted about aura last night let old holders have an exit pump (probably was a complete scheme as well) now they have deleted the tweet and aura is already down tremendeously how many more extractions until people actually start buying coins that make sense or stop buying them at all? insanity

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  Jack (@JackN1x) reported 9 minutes ago

  @binance Sounds smooth. Does it support group chats too?

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  BeardedHodler (@BeardedHodler_) reported 9 minutes ago

  I challenge CZ to buy just 10% of $WKC supply and burn them for support. Since Binance listing is not coming yet.

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  Cripto_signal.03 (@Criptoprime0) reported 10 minutes ago

  As long as btc holds and chops tight, certain alts have the room to go and bounce off support. Very hard to call but just sitting back watching the PA. Binance #AVA/ #USDT Take-Profit target 3 ✅ Profit: 13.8571% 📈 Period: 8 Days 2 Hours 7 Minutes ⏰

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 14 minutes ago

  @thesauna_king the volatility is literally the feature here. up 250% in a week, down 89% from ATH, insider allegations on the binance listing. unstable delivered as advertised

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 21 minutes ago

  @maverickbas35 binance delisting and google warnings don't help visibility. fundamentals vs price action gaps stick around longer than they should in defi infrastructure

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  Nejat (@nejatcrypto) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Bull_Rides Binance is notorious with their listings. They would list all garbage just not to list their competitors

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  MarketRhythm | Timing & Structure (@Mktrhythms) reported 22 minutes ago

  @WhaleInsider Cumulative long liquidation leverage is heavily concentrated around $75,725. A move down to $75,725 could trigger a significant cascade. Binance holds the largest long liquidation leverage at $62.73M. OKX and Bybit have relatively smaller long liquidation leverage.

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  sahirama (@mirzalex) reported 22 minutes ago

  I've encountered @binance support chat for the first time. It says 'wait for a specialist 1 minute', even though half an hour has already passed... Is this really how it should work?!

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  PΞroThePenguin 🕶️ (@Damian886767) reported 24 minutes ago

  @binance Day one support means everything.

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  dougen (@dougen_btc) reported 24 minutes ago

  @StarPlatinum_ Crypto isn’t a scam, but @binance is very sus if you. look at what **** they list, just to dump like crazy on their users

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  IT Tech (@IT_Tech_PL) reported 25 minutes ago

  $BTC spiked to 82K and got immediately rejected. SuperTrend (bearish bias indicator) flipped S right at the high - now price is grinding under 81K with longs building below. - Binance 15m: sharp rally to 82,479 on 05-11, full reversal within hours, back to ~80.8K - SuperTrend bearish at 81,213 - price capped below it since the rejection - Long liquidation cluster stacking: 80K -> 79.5K - a dip there triggers cascades Path of least resistance is down to sweep those longs. Short-side liquidity above 81,213 is thin - no squeeze fuel. Bulls need a close above SuperTrend to change the structure.

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  PeakGoblinHours🇺🇸 (Parody) (@PeakGoblinHours) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Husseintal1984 @gsi_qi 1) I have seen this game before with the behemoth binance listing the pvp coin Neiro. 2) $sato arbitrage will be its death knell. Sato will never bond. The arbitrage bug factor is nasty. People are busy buying it on uniswap instead of minting tokens. 3) $sato You have to pay $1.22 on the website to mint, and you only get $0.69 to burn. Horrible price impact. #sat1 is 1:1 between mint and burn.

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  Drez (@garni1999) reported 27 minutes ago

  From $49 to $80K in Two Years - Then Binance Wiped It All Out. Why I’m Done with @binance (Part 1) It was January 2023, New Year’s time, when I deposited funds and $49 appeared on the exchange. Back then, I was still on MEX Global. For scalping, it wasn’t a bad exchange. That’s how I started - just having fun with scalping. I picked one volatile asset to trade, and little by little I noticed that $1–2 was being added each day. I began to understand what I was doing. I enjoyed it; I wasn’t focused only on money. I was scalping — buy, sell — but it took a lot of time. The first months were very difficult. The more funds I added, the easier it became, but until I reached $500 it was tough. It took months, I was at it day and night, but I enjoyed it and believed it would get easier over time. I thought it was better to struggle now. I became convinced that I had found an edge in the market, but it was exhausting — you had to sit there constantly. It felt more like a bot’s job. When I reached $1,000, I already felt like a professional. It wasn’t a huge amount of money, but it felt like a million dollars because of how much effort I had put in. I kept thinking about how much I had managed to achieve. From $1,000 it became easier, I diversified my capital, and then I found an even better edge in futures trading. That was pure happiness — seeing hard work bring such results. I miss that time. To tell the truth, by mid‑year I already had around $8,000, and then suddenly MEX Global blocked me without warning. I was shocked — what happened? I thought about risk control, but I knew I hadn’t done anything wrong. They wouldn’t release my funds, my account was blocked. They kept ignoring me, dragging things out, and I was constantly waiting for some response. They never explained what was going on. Eventually, I realized they were just stalling, hoping I’d give up. I threatened the operators, telling them to release my money or I would demand answers publicly. It’s a terrible feeling — after all the effort to climb to $8,000, the money is locked and you can’t withdraw. They told me, “Don’t do anything now, we’ll resolve it,” and after a while they wrote back: “Fine, take your money and leave.” I was stunned — if it was that simple, why did they make me worry for two weeks? I even said, “Let me leave some funds to keep trading,” but they told me, “No, no — take the money and don’t trade anymore. Just withdraw and go.” It was almost laughable. Was it because I was profitable that this happened? Looking back, it was still a good time. I left and moved to Binance with $8,000, and started thinking about my future plans. Then I took a break for 1–2 months, practically hugging that $8,000, grateful I got it back. I began thinking about changing strategies so I wouldn’t burn myself out every single day. But in the end, I still hit burnout, and it even affected my health. Scalping is stressful and unbelievably exhausting. That’s why I built an automated bot — using the same strategy — because a bot doesn’t get tired. By the end of the year, when the bull run had already started, I had around $26,000. The bot could earn about 10% monthly on its capital. , and at the same time I started preparing for the bull run with diversification — I bought several Assets. Imagine what I managed to achieve in just one year. I always said: first I struggle, then it pays off. And that’s exactly what happened — I ended up with a bot that worked while I sat back, and it kept generating money. My hard work brought me here. The effort was rewarded. I began preparing specifically for the bull run, because when I calculated, my automated bot was already giving me a good ROI, but I thought long‑term strategies could also be profitable. Waiting for the bull run was tiring, because once I got used to working hard, I constantly wanted to trade. It turned out the bull run was actually more risky, but since I had diversification, my separate bots kept trading and generating monthly income. Later I even invented a new strategy. I discussed it with a chatbot — it explained one thing, I explained another. In the end, it told me it had never even heard of such a strategy.I had separate bots trading on#Binance worth — a modular blockchain — and by the end I remember its total value wasn’t even $3,000. The rest also went into losses, and today basically all the alts are dead.Reactive hedging with lighter scalping was easier than what I had before on#MEXGlobal, and lighter than what my bot was trading. At the same time, I was still using the bot, trading manually myself, and also running spot positions. They didn’t interfere with each other because the strategies were different and diversified. My Assets went into losses — heavy losses. The expectation of a bull run turned out to be false. It dragged me into losses. one alone I had bought$17K — around 2025. Without the Assets losses, it would have been much higher. Then in March came the Binance incident that drained my capital — $19.1K from futures in a single day. I’ll explain that incident later, and why Binance couldn’t defend itself. Based on my materials, the Dubai regulator created a reform (rolebook 2.0 in May)and tightened rules on Binance, but it didn’t protect me. Binance only paid me $10.8K of the total loss after VARA got involved, and even that took me a month of struggle to get the truth acknowledged. They never answered any of my questions.Overall, it meant that in the end I was working just to compensate for the losses from those alts. Buying alts was a mistake, although I still managed to raise my account to about$80K . Make your decisions in time - before it’s too late. Once you face a problem on the exchange, you won’t be able to change it afterward.I let it go, thinking “fine, maybe they won’t repeat this again.” mistake! But in October the incident happened again, on a larger scale. In total, I lost$80K