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  Doobie the Whale (@doobiethewhale) reported 11 seconds ago

  @binance The ultimate customer support response.

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  Diana (@vitaminBtc1) reported 21 seconds ago

  @GazaXhamza @Subhoji08372967 @binance Binance can’t expect user trust to grow when everyday users feel ignored, unsupported, and treated unfairly whenever issues arise.

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  Edward | Learn Crypto and Money (@Edvrd_) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph Binance wants in on the degen ****, kinda sad where we're headed. This is what Vitalik is talking about, if this space keeps being all about gamba then it's going to die out

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  Bittopia (@Bittopia_) reported 9 minutes ago

  @fveswvojk066829 @binance Coverage really is the key. Hopefully more merchants will support it over time.

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  ALPHA (@CKRcrypto) reported 11 minutes ago

  @czbinanceprd follow you with great interest. It is amazing that you are the founder of an exchange like Binance and that it provides services accessible in every corner of the world today. You are one of the first names that come to mind when people think of a "Bull" market in the crypto space. Recently, we have been having a hard time making sense of your comments and posts, and understanding what is happening behind the scenes. There are armed conflicts all over the world, and wars never end. If the rally is going to happen at a time when nobody knows or expects it, is this even possible in such an environment? Assets are just flooding the market with supply. Even projects with actual use cases fail to inspire confidence. I think we have all understood the importance of digital currency by now. But it feels like a gambling system where transactions are untraceable, and no one can claim any legal rights. I want to believe that this is not the case. I suspect that every post you make is a FOMO call and that you only care about yourself. You are a billionaire; when prices drop, you can make stronger purchases. But as altcoin investors with only $1,000 in hand, we cannot do that. Do whatever needs to be done. And I invite you to support the EIGEN coin. You are a powerhouse, and you should reflect this strength.

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  ZORD CRYPT (@zordcrypt) reported 14 minutes ago

  @LordOfAlts @binance Earning on idle crypto can help, as long as risks understood.

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  万联welinkBTC(🦄,🦄) | 🔶 逍遥游版 (@fly_welinkBTC) reported 17 minutes ago

  BTC's return to 64k is just a correction; it hasn't truly broken through yet! BTC's recovery above 64k is more like a correction within a range than a valid breakout, and it doesn't signal a return to risk-on sentiment in the entire crypto market. BTC is still in the late stage of recovery, not in a decisive breakout phase. The recent surge in 64k shares was mainly driven by short-term liquidity and short-selling pressure, rather than by sustained buying interest in the spot market. Risk appetite has stabilized around BTC, but altcoins haven't really started to expand yet. ETF demand has cooled down, profit margins are limited, the derivatives structure is relatively balanced, and the risk of chasing the rally is high. The key in the next few weeks will be whether BTC can hold steady between 65.4k and 66.8k without incurring too much leverage risk. BTC has climbed back above $64,000, currently trading at around $64,062, leaving some room for trading, but this alone doesn't indicate the market has entered a new phase. BTC is currently more like digesting previous pressure: while the past 30 days have been positive, the price hasn't yet surpassed the recent high of $66,800. Derivatives are only slightly bullish, ETF demand is cooling, and on-chain profitability is not high. Risk appetite is stabilizing, not expanding. 64k is more like a liquidity pulse than a trend reversal. Round numbers easily trigger algorithmic orders, stop-loss orders, and headline-driven trades, but they don't inherently create sustained buying pressure. At the time of the alert, BTC's 1-day trading range was roughly $63.5k–$64.6k, while the upper limit of the 30-day range was still capped by $66.8k. Structurally, this appears more like a range-bound correction than a confirmed upward expansion. The claim in the market that "BTC has reclaimed a key psychological level" is largely noise. Psychological price levels only truly matter in two situations: Attracting stable spot buying interest to enter the market; This triggers a sustainable chain reaction of leverage. Current evidence supports a short-term liquidity reaction rather than a broad consensus. The market still views BTC as the "least bad" option among crypto assets: there is sufficient demand to absorb pullbacks, but not enough to push the entire market into a risk-on state. Fund flows do not support chasing the rise. There was no frenzy in the derivatives market. BTC futures open interest was approximately $47.4 billion, with a slightly positive funding rate of about 0.007%, and the long/short ratio was nearly balanced at about 1.03. Binance liquidation data showed that short positions were liquidated at a higher rate than long positions, consistent with a short squeeze explanation. However, 24-hour futures trading volume was declining, indicating that this market movement was not driven by continued leverage expansion. The spot market's fund flows are more complex. BTC ETFs saw strong inflows earlier this month, but have experienced a net outflow of approximately $526 million over the last four settled trading days. On-chain, exchange reserves have decreased by approximately 12,400 BTC so far this month, and the net inflow in both directions indicates that supply hasn't flooded trading platforms. This provides support for the price, but with SOPR around 0.996, MVRV around 1.21, and NUPL around 0.17, it suggests that holders haven't entered a state of aggressive profit-taking. This is more like a correction after accumulation than a distribution at the end of a cycle or an exuberant breakout. The market is undervalued and undergoing a period of consolidation; overvalued markets are breaking out directly. I'm more inclined to view this as a BTC-led consolidation phase, while retaining the risk of upward squeeze, rather than betting on a full-blown beta expansion. BTC may continue to outperform altcoins as it acts as a liquidity reservoir and collateral anchor. However, this doesn't mean a healthy altcoin cycle has begun. If BTC's market share continues to rise while it's trending upwards, high-beta altcoins, memes, and less liquid AI/gaming assets are still prone to false breakouts. Over the next 1–4 weeks, I will be closely monitoring the following: Only when BTC recovers and stabilizes above the $65.4k–$66.8k supply zone should we consider increasing our risk exposure. Do not chase after altcoins until ETF fund flows turn positive and SOPR returns above 1. If funding rates rise above 0.01% and OI (Online Investment) increases in tandem, this should be considered a vulnerability rather than a trend confirmation. If the price recovers to $64,000 but then falls below $63,500, the bullish assumption should be abandoned. The point of non-consensus is simple: panic at the high level of 20 is not enough to prompt people to short BTC, but it's also not enough to justify "buying everything." In this market situation, BTC can continue to grind higher, while other crypto assets continue to lose relative value. Currently, BTC is still in the late stage of accumulation and repair with neutral risk, and the breakout has not been confirmed. It is not too early for traders to buy now, and it is too late to chase the price. The real advantage lies with active traders and long-term holders with low leverage who can patiently wait for confirmation at 65.4k-66.8k. High-beta buying in altcoins is not dominant.

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  THE CRYPTO ORBIT (@Crypto_orbit06) reported 17 minutes ago

  Day 13/100 — Exchange vs Wallet 🔐 One of the biggest mistakes beginners make is thinking an exchange and a wallet are the same thing. They aren't. 🏦 Exchange (Binance, CoinDCX, Coinbase, etc.) • Used to buy and sell crypto. • Easy for beginners. • The exchange controls your private keys. • If the platform freezes withdrawals, gets hacked, or your account is restricted, your access can be affected. 🔐 Wallet • Used to store your crypto. • You own and control the private keys. • No company can access your funds without your permission. • Ideal for long-term holders who want full ownership. This is why the crypto community has repeated one phrase for years: "Not your keys, not your coins." That doesn't mean exchanges are bad. They're great for trading, but many experienced investors move long-term holdings to a wallet they control for greater security and ownership. The lesson is simple: 👉 Exchange = Trading 👉 Wallet = Ownership Where do you keep most of your crypto today? 🏦 Exchange 🔐 Wallet

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  anonymous🍊,💊 (@anounymous1217) reported 19 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet Binance alpha is nothing more than a **** know 245 what a ****

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  Alpha (@nmalpha052) reported 19 minutes ago

  Most People Use Crypto for One Reason. They're Missing the Rest. Ask someone why they own crypto and you'll usually hear the same answer: "I'm waiting for the price to go up." But digital assets can serve more than one purpose. For eligible users, crypto earning products provide an opportunity to receive rewards on supported assets under specific product terms, rather than leaving them inactive. A well-known example is Binance Simple Earn, which offers two different approaches. 🟡 Flexible Products are built for users who want access to their supported assets while remaining eligible for rewards according to the product conditions. 🔒 Locked Products are designed for those who don't mind committing supported assets for a set duration, with reward structures that may differ. Neither approach is a one-size-fits-all solution. The right choice depends on your objectives, preferred level of access, and the terms of each product. Before getting started, it's worth checking which assets are supported in your region, along with eligibility requirements, reward rates, redemption rules, and availability. The more you understand the tools available in crypto, the better equipped you'll be to navigate the ecosystem. Educational content only. Not financial advice. Always do your own research and refer to official sources. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  👀 🐂🀄️ (@I4NFTS) reported 24 minutes ago

  So now we’ve had crime on Robinhood with $pipedog Crime on Binance (king of crime) with $MarsCoin And yet @solana stills adds zero help to push anything on their chain People are degenerates and constantly add most volume on low caps on pump but if it were for that I really wish solana would just lose a massive share of meme volume to the people who actually care to address them and push them

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  ALPHA (@CKRcrypto) reported 30 minutes ago

  @czbinanceprd follow you with great interest. It is amazing that you are the founder of an exchange like Binance and that it provides services accessible in every corner of the world today. You are one of the first names that come to mind when people think of a "Bull" market in the crypto space. Recently, we have been having a hard time making sense of your comments and posts, and understanding what is happening behind the scenes. There are armed conflicts all over the world, and wars never end. If the rally is going to happen at a time when nobody knows or expects it, is this even possible in such an environment? Assets are just flooding the market with supply. Even projects with actual use cases fail to inspire confidence. I think we have all understood the importance of digital currency by now. But it feels like a gambling system where transactions are untraceable, and no one can claim any legal rights. I want to believe that this is not the case. I suspect that every post you make is a FOMO call and that you only care about yourself. You are a billionaire; when prices drop, you can make stronger purchases. But as altcoin investors with only $1,000 in hand, we cannot do that. Do whatever needs to be done. And I invite you to support the EIGEN coin. You are a powerhouse, and you should reflect this strength.

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  Owen Scott (@Owen_Scott8) reported 34 minutes ago

  Most people hear “crypto” and immediately think of trading. Charts. Candles. Green and red numbers. Fast decisions. But crypto earning products are a different category. They are designed for eligible users who want to use supported digital assets under specific product terms to receive rewards. Binance Simple Earn is one example. Flexible products usually give more room to redeem assets. Locked products usually require keeping assets committed for a fixed period. That difference matters. Flexible is about access. Locked is about commitment. Both require understanding the asset, reward rate, redemption rules, availability and risks. The communication mistake is only showing the reward rate. The smarter approach is to explain the full decision. In crypto, the first question should not be “how much?” It should be “how does it work?” #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Swapiz (@swapizofficial) reported 36 minutes ago

  Lorenzo Valente of ARK Invest says crypto is in its biggest consolidation in history as weak projects exit. He calls it "extremely bullish for the space." Meanwhile, Binance expanded its bStocks lineup with 10 new tokenized stock pairs on Binance Spot, including Apple, Amazon, Goldman Sachs, and PayPal. Bitcoin price (bitcoin:native ) remained trapped near $64,600 today as renewed US-Iran fighting, a hawkish Federal Reserve, and another CLARITY Act delay prevented buyers from extending the recovery. Ethereum (ethereum:native ) is clinging to support near $1,800 as rising leverage, crowded longs, and persistent U.S. spot ETF outflows deepen downside risks for the second-largest cryptocurrency.

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  ALTSTEIN (@Altsteinn) reported 36 minutes ago

  CZ’s exact words > "I support all meme coins. I might even buy (or sell) one or two in the next few weeks to test a few new things. May the best memes win!” I’ve been here long enough to have experienced a proper BSC szn especially with CZ and Binance pushing I’m on the lookout for some BSC memes, shill me some if you have too 👇🏼