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  TOMMY ✳️ (@Haryor449022) reported 4 minutes ago

  They're buying crypto, tokenized stocks, AI-driven companies, and other global assets, not because it's trendy, but because technology has finally made access possible. The next billion investors aren't waiting for the future of finance. They're already building it. #Binance

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  Julius Elum (@JuliusElum) reported 7 minutes ago

  I was speaking to a whale who invested in $LAB, $VELVET, $ESPORTS, $UB, $H, and $RAVE Who also invested in $BANK We had lengthy conversation. I've been in touch with him for the past 8 months. He invest in Binance Alpha TGEs and Ai narrative tokens with nothing $100k-$1 million. He shared a secret with me today, and I won't make that secret public. But it will help pick the best Charts that will pump. According to his Thesis he is been using, he told me that $BANK pump is not done yet. The first pump was to attract attention, it got the attention, and late longs got in. That's the capital burnt by the early whale buyers; the next pump will make the whales profit. Not saying this so you would buy BANK now, as I don't promote FOMO. It's why I call signals at the bottom. It's Also why I called BANK at bottom and it pumped 7X.

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  zkpuzzlematt 🧩 (@zkmattwyatt) reported 8 minutes ago

  FWIW every successful bottoms up consumer app (Claude, ChatGPT, cognition, polymarket, kalshi, stake, rainbet, etc) all use KOL/UGC UGC/KOL is the cheapest CAC method any business can go with right now. It’s become the standard playbook for LA restaurants even now. IMO it’s not a W to frame negatively However there’s been a history in the way crypto KOLs/binance cabal does it to dump **** product on people’s heads knowingly vs ppl like Arthur Hayes pumping then changing mind post pump very quickly. This is different than ppl in LA barely liking the food/price from a restaurant but posting anyways bc paid and not costs vs builder content creators for Claude or chatGPT on YT that acknowledge bias but prefer that group anyways vs pump, phantom & fomo KOLS/influencers on twitch/TikTok/insta that are pushing product with bias but not trying to dump on heads All in all — think @ethos_network is pretty good regarding some social credit scoring of KOLs/influencers — Put simply — I’m bearish teams that don’t have KOLs/influencers they’ve won over AND I’m bearish teams that have sketchy KOLs/influencers that have a history of pump and dumping If you guys can capture that ethos in TTF + level/efficiency of spend towards it — would be great

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  COINTURK NEWS (@Cointurknews) reported 12 minutes ago

  🚨 XRP reverses above $1.10 after a brief drop below $1.06 in July. 💡 Whale inflows to Binance fall to a 2-month low, down 34% from late June. 📊 Withdrawal transactions surge, echoing patterns seen before previous $XRP rallies. 🔎 XRP remains at key support, with both traders and analysts closely watching next moves.

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  Ktoto (@WolfDigger) reported 18 minutes ago

  The address is used as HOT wallet connected to Binance. Binance support says they have nothing to do with the address. Well, I thing I have to work with the Cyber Police of Ukraine first...

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  Christian Tanner, MLaw, LL.M., TEP (@TacTanner) reported 26 minutes ago

  1. Morning crypto market check - Zurich Zurich time: 06:28, Wednesday, 22 July 2026. Crypto starts the morning green, but not euphoric. CoinMarketCap shows the global crypto market cap around USD 2.25 trillion, up about 0.58% over 24h. Total 24h volume is around USD 70.14 billion, while Bitcoin dominance is around 58.93%. The interesting detail: stablecoin volume is larger than total reported market volume, which tells us the same old story in a new way. Crypto may be volatile, but the rails are still mostly stablecoin rails. BTC is above USD 66k. ETH is close to USD 1,936. XRP and TRX are green. HYPE is weak. So this is not a full risk-on board. It is selective. 2. Top 10 coins by CryptoMarketCap ranking Bitcoin (BTC) - USD 66,380.06 | 24h: +1.30% | trend: constructive, but USD 68k is the next serious test. Ethereum (ETH) - USD 1,935.60 | 24h: +0.64% | trend: positive, but less explosive than BTC. Tether USD (USDT) - USD 1.00 | 24h: 0.00% | trend: stable, still the dominant liquidity rail. BNB (BNB) - USD 571.74 | 24h: -0.44% | trend: slightly soft, still exchange- and regulation-sensitive. USDC (USDC) - USD 1.00 | 24h: -0.02% | trend: stable, increasingly institutional. XRP (XRP) - USD 1.14 | 24h: +1.64% | trend: strong large-cap move, still tied to payments and regulatory narratives. Solana (SOL) - USD 78.16 | 24h: +0.15% | trend: almost flat, still a key high-beta Layer 1 signal. TRON (TRX) - USD 0.329 | 24h: +0.95% | trend: resilient, still relevant for stablecoin settlement. Hyperliquid (HYPE) - USD 60.55 | 24h: -3.42% | trend: weakest top-10 name today, high-beta cooling again. Dogecoin (DOGE) - USD 0.0734 | 24h: +1.20% | trend: green, but meme beta is not leading the whole market. 3. Five biggest CoinMarketCap Top 100 gainers Midnight (NIGHT) - USD 0.02352 | 24h: +31.72% | volume: USD 116.32m. Ondo (ONDO) - USD 0.4001 | 24h: +10.31% | volume: USD 252.65m. Audiera (BEAT) - USD 2.57 | 24h: +8.72% | volume: USD 25.64m. Gram, prev. Toncoin (GRAM) - USD 1.56 | 24h: +7.30% | volume: USD 113.55m. XDC Network (XDC) - USD 0.0294 | 24h: +5.17% | volume: USD 13.55m. This is a mixed gainer board: privacy/utility narratives, tokenized finance, Telegram-linked history, infrastructure and smaller liquidity pockets all at once. Crypto still refuses to be one market. 4. Five biggest CoinMarketCap Top 100 losers DeXe (DEXE) - USD 5.13 | 24h: -85.15% | volume: USD 436.67m. 币安人生 - USD 0.5997 | 24h: -5.80% | volume: USD 42.30m. NEAR Protocol (NEAR) - USD 1.92 | 24h: -5.49% | volume: USD 208.52m. Zcash (ZEC) - USD 521.72 | 24h: -5.18% | volume: USD 429.92m. Hyperliquid (HYPE) - USD 60.50 | 24h: -3.60% | volume: USD 339.62m. The loser board is more interesting than the gainer board today. DEXE is an outlier. HYPE is cooling. ZEC is giving back some privacy-coin strength. NEAR is weak despite the broader AI/infrastructure narrative. That feels like rotation with a few sharp unwind pockets. 5. Recently added on CoinMarketCap Hooderscan (HOODER) - USD 0.001238 | 24h: +5.89% | Own Blockchain | added 15 hours ago. The Bitcoin Bull (DAVINCI) - USD 0.000002911 | 24h: +33.78% | Solana | added 17 hours ago. Chonketha the Wet Beaver (CHONKETHA) - USD 0.001208 | 24h: +21.23% | Solana | added 19 hours ago. Hyper Bull (HBULL) - USD 0.001334 | 24h: +42.55% | Solana | added 1 day ago. Jotchua (JOTCHUA) - USD 0.001841 | 24h: +7.70% | Solana | added 1 day ago. New listings remain the highest-noise part of the board. The names alone are a reminder: before the story, check liquidity. Before liquidity, check the contract. Before the contract, check who controls supply. 6. News watch - last 10 hours Bitcoin rally faces USD 68k test: BTC has rebounded around 15% from July lows and moved above USD 66k, but analysts see USD 68,000 as the next major resistance area. The market is better, but not fully healed. Trading activity still looks sleepy: CoinDesk reports that spot activity remains muted despite the rebound, with late July described as a typical “summer slumber” period. That matters: price can rise even while participation stays thin. Crypto Clarity Act still stuck on ethics: The US crypto market-structure bill remains blocked by disagreement over ethics restrictions for government officials. The legal question is no longer only “who regulates crypto?” It is also “who may profit while regulating it?” Digital Chamber sues Illinois: The Digital Chamber sued Illinois to block a 0.2% digital asset transaction tax scheduled to take effect next year. The lawsuit argues the tax discriminates against blockchain infrastructure compared with traditional financial infrastructure. Movement Labs files for Chapter 11: Movement Labs filed for bankruptcy after months of controversy around a market-making arrangement, MOVE token launch issues, internal investigations and a Binance ban tied to its market maker. Token launches are not just marketing events. They are market-structure events. Bengaluru crypto influencer scam probe: India’s Enforcement Directorate is investigating a crypto fraud estimated at around USD 35 million / Rs 300 crore, involving alleged discounted token allocations that were not fully delivered. Investigators say the structure used OTC deals, influencers, private groups and crypto wallets. Very modern packaging. Very old fraud logic. Galaxy quantum fund: Just outside the strict overnight window but relevant, Galaxy launched a USD 5 million Bitcoin Quantum Readiness Initiative to fund work on quantum-resistant signatures, wallet migration and audits. The threat is not immediate, but the governance problem is. Bitcoin upgrades take time. No major fresh hack judgment found: I did not find a major new crypto criminal conviction in the strict 10-hour scan. The legal risk story today is market-structure law, tax litigation, ethics limits, bankruptcy after token-launch controversy, and a fresh fraud investigation. 7. Altcoins, meme coins, stablecoins, CBDCs, NFTs and crypto baskets Altcoins: XRP, TRX, ONDO, GRAM and XDC look stronger. NEAR, ZEC and HYPE are weaker. That is selective rotation, not broad altseason. Meme coins: DOGE is green, but not leading. The new-listing board is full of meme-style names, especially on Solana. Meme liquidity is alive, but very uneven. Stablecoins: USDT and USDC remain close to peg. The more important story is volume: stablecoins still dominate market plumbing, settlement and exchange liquidity. Tokenized finance: ONDO is one of the strongest Top 100 names today. Tokenized securities, tokenized funds and onchain collateral remain one of the more serious themes in crypto. Privacy coins: ZEC is on the loser board, while XMR remains policy-sensitive. Privacy remains a real use case, but regulated access is getting harder, not easier. CBDCs: No major fresh CBDC headline dominated the strict overnight scan. The active digital-money story today is still private stablecoins, tokenized deposits and regulated payment rails. NFTs: NFT news is not driving the market this morning. Pudgy Penguins is down on the loser board snapshot, and NFT liquidity still follows ETH/SOL more than any single collection. Crypto baskets: CoinDesk’s CD20 is around 1,794, up slightly. CoinMarketCap’s broader market cap is also higher. The basket message is simple: market recovering, but still selective. 8. My read This morning is green, but not simple. BTC is above USD 66k, yet USD 68k is where the real test begins. ETH is positive. XRP is firm. ONDO is moving. Stablecoins still dominate the plumbing. HYPE, ZEC and NEAR are under pressure. New Solana meme listings are still appearing at speed. The legal layer is the serious part: a US market-structure bill stuck on ethics a state crypto tax lawsuit in Illinois Movement Labs in Chapter 11 after token-launch controversy a fresh Indian crypto fraud investigation quantum readiness moving from theory into funding Crypto used to claim that code could replace trust. This morning says something more sober: markets still need clean issuance, enforceable rules, fair tax treatment, credible custody, real disclosures and basic fraud controls. The technology may be new. The failure modes are not. Disclaimer: This is for informational purposes only - not investment advice. Cryptocurrencies are speculative and volatile. Consult a licensed professional before acting. No offer, recommendation, or solicitation.

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  LΞV ΛRDΞN (@Lev_arden) reported 28 minutes ago

  One of the biggest mistakes I see in crypto isn't picking the wrong coin. It's treating investing and trading like they're the same thing. They're not. Investing is about believing in the bigger picture. You build your position, stay patient, and let time do the work. Trading is about capturing shorter-term opportunities. It takes timing, discipline, and solid risk management. Both can work. The problem starts when people mix the two. They buy like an investor, but the first dip turns them into a trader. Then they panic, sell, and chase the next trending coin. That's when emotions take over. There isn't one approach that's better than the other. The right choice depends on your goals, your personality, your risk tolerance, and how much time you can give the market. Whatever you choose, don't jump in blindly. Learn first. Build a plan. Then stick to it. In crypto, discipline and consistency usually beat emotions. Educational only, not financial advice. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Nodir Tillabayev (@necktomor) reported 28 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet @virtuals_io 1. It’s been almost 2 weeks. I received funds to my Binance wallet, but the Withdraw button still doesn’t work. Support confirmed on July 7 it would be fixed within 24 hours. Still nothing. Please help.

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  Shuarix™ (@Shuarix) reported 31 minutes ago

  Can't believe big teams are able to do this kind of mistakes... $DEXE team's wallets sent $6.2M straight to binance and the market reacted exactly how you'd expect Sell pressure, liquidations, 90% gone in a day Still down over 70% even after the bounce Ticker changes, pattern never does :)

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  Klipguy (@klipguy) reported 31 minutes ago

  Kaizennomad reflects on early days in crypto. from early Binance days to DAO tooling, vault protocols, and now prediction markets. "I've been in crypto since 2016, I was trading on Binance when it was still allowed in the US back then. I got into big tech, around when I graduated college. In 2020 that's when I started building more in crypto. built on a few DAO tooling projects. Also built vaults option protocol on Arbitrum. Right now my currently, I'm working on a prediction market"

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  Andrew Wilkinson (@StartupsILike) reported 32 minutes ago

  FTX went from a $32 billion valuation to federal indictment in about 18 months. Sam Bankman Fried founded FTX in 2019 as a cryptocurrency derivatives exchange designed for sophisticated traders. By 2021 it was one of the fastest growing crypto exchanges in the world. He cultivated a carefully constructed image: the altruistic billionaire who slept on beanbags, drove a Toyota Corolla, and planned to give away his entire fortune. FTX sponsored the Miami Heat arena, and Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen were investors and endorsers. The company raised money from Sequoia, SoftBank, and other top tier institutional investors. Bankman Fried testified before Congress, and regulators praised him as a constructive voice. Then in November 2022, Coindesk published a report showing FTX and its affiliated trading firm Alameda Research had deeply intertwined balance sheets. A bank run started. Binance offered to buy FTX to rescue it, looked at the books, and walked away within 24 hours. FTX filed for bankruptcy on November 11, 2022. $8 billion in customer funds were missing. Bankman Fried was arrested in the Bahamas and extradited to the United States. He was convicted on 7 counts of fraud and conspiracy in November 2023 and sentenced to 25 years in federal prison. The most prominent face of crypto regulation turned out to be running one of the largest financial frauds in US history.

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  Towqeer Gilkar (@towqeerdxb) reported 34 minutes ago

  Movement Labs just filed Chapter 11 and honestly it's the cleanest case study in why exchange listings mean absolutely nothing anymore. Everyone thought MOVE was different. Had the listings, had the structure, had the BD polish that makes normies feel safe. Binance. OKX. Gate. The whole circus. Then the market-making scandal hit. Co-founder got suspended. Delistings cascaded. Token's down 90-something percent from highs and now they're operating under court supervision while they "restructure." But here's what kills me — retail still treats CEX listings like a legitimacy badge. Like Binance doing 30 seconds of due diligence is somehow your insurance policy against rug physics. The market-making scheme was probably running the whole time they were getting listed. The exchanges either didn't care or didn't look hard enough, because volume is volume and trading fees don't ask questions. This is why I keep saying most altcoin trading this cycle is just rearranging deck chairs. The real edge isn't finding the next 100x gem with "good tokenomics" — it's knowing that 90% of these things are structured to transfer your capital to insiders who know exactly when to exit. Movement had everything retail thinks protects them. Chapter 11 anyway. Tell me I'm wrong about the listings meaning nothing now.

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  WeirdWorld (@Weirdworld_888) reported 37 minutes ago

  @RunnerXBT Only if Binance shuts down some day, only then people can actually make money in crypto

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  Haezl (@Haezl_Crypto) reported 37 minutes ago

  Yet another story of a major scam has come to an end here🧐 Movement Labs has filed for bankruptcy. The project raised $141M and was heading towards a valuation of $3 billion 👀 According to the petition, its assets amount to less than $500 K. The token is down 99%. The most interesting thing is that it wasn’t the market that brought them down. A dodgy deal with a market maker, a dump of 66 million tokens the day after listing, a ban from Binance, and a war between the founders. And first in line among the creditors is their own sacked co-founder, with a claim for $1.6 million 🤡 Yet another confirmation that a big funding round doesn’t make a project good. Nothing can replace one thing: a team you can trust.

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  A.r.n 💢 and No (@arnobissnzh) reported 38 minutes ago

  1. The Problem: Finance Is Fragmented Today, one person may use Binance for crypto, a broker for stocks, a bank for savings, and another platform for property. Assets are divided by institutions instead of user needs. The future is removing these walls, not adding more apps.