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  yağız (@crypto_yagiz) reported 8 minutes ago

  @damonemcrp @axisrobotics @BinanceWallet 1.5M points in a separate pool is a strong move for Axis. Do you think Binance Wallet can bring in a lot of new contributors? Let’s support each other’s posts 🤝

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  Paranormal_trader (@paranrml_trader) reported 13 minutes ago

  @mdfuad_Defi12 Agent OS with Binance MCP cuts down on switching, does that simplify the workflow too much?

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  CryptoforniaX (@CryptoforniaX) reported 13 minutes ago

  @scottmelker M.E./Asia face severe US stock access friction. @binance lets nonUS users trade options via Stables/BNB, bypassing US retail. Becoming world offshore prime broker, CZ locks sticky capital off traditional rails. Don't hate @cz_binance, Hate the game! To CZ and Binance, Cheers! 🥂

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  Enrich_Enhance official (@Enrich_Enhance) reported 17 minutes ago

  Did you know that pi network is the real plans for the world stablecoin? Did you know that Bitcoin was just a tests run? Did you know that Bitcoin wasn't created for pump and dumb? Did you know that Bitcoin was created to give freedoms to humanities? Did you know that is evil KABAH that hijacked Bitcoin? Did you know that during the early days of Bitcoin there's no any crypto exchange like binance? Did you know that a real cryptocurrency like pi network don't need pump and dumb? But real utilities? Did you know that pi is money? Did You know that as a human you are the pi liquidity? If you want me to break it down for you. Like. repost. Share. Follow me and I will follow you back

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  Rxo (@ibmwallet) reported 19 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Why does Binance block trading for a cryptocurrency without even making an official announcement? Especially coming from a platform that always claimed the community comes first—were those words just lies all along? $NES

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  Nora Dvorakova (@NoraDvorak8d) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Haber953901 Hey, Don’t panic or send anything else yet. The transaction hash can tell us exactly where the ETH went and whether Binance can recover it. Send me the Binance deposit address you used and I’ll help you trace it step by step.

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  Max Gas (@aqualanga) reported 20 minutes ago

  quiet day, 14 coins with real flow, so the shape matters more than the size. exchange side was clean: $ENA had $4.8M sent onto Binance and Gate, supply that can now be sold, while UNI had $1.1M taken off Binance and Gate, supply that can't. positioning is where the disagreement lives. XRP crowd is 72/28 long while price is down 3% on the day, and fresh money there is net negative, $717K came out of positions, not in. longs stacked, price not cooperating, size shrinking. BNB crowd is also 71/29 long into a red day, but getting fresh money added on top. watching XRP tomorrow: a heavy long crowd losing money and losing size is the kind of setup that resolves loudly either way. NFA

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  Binance Wallet (@BinanceWallet) reported 21 minutes ago

  The Binance Wallet Services are not supervised by a regulatory authority. You are solely responsible for your access or use of dApps through Binance Wallet. You should do your own research before using Binance Wallet. Not financial advice. Review the Terms of Use and Risk Warning.

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  Meta Alchemist (@meta_alchemist) reported 22 minutes ago

  one of the most interesting thing about the Robinhood Chain experiment vs other chains is that they didn't try to gatekeep or kingmake anything everyone started with the same cards, whoever played it better got more attention no visible team that supports a particular project no special programs all about decentralized free for all type **** all they had to do was get out of the way and support whoever really proved themselves that's good **** compared that to Binance, I'll tell you from first-hand experience: we were the biggest launchpad there, for like 2-3 years, were the biggest ROI utility launchpad by far in all chains, even did 44X average ROI per project in a certain bull run for a year: and not a single person from Binance came to any support, while left and right people with connections who have done 1% of what we did got into the exchange, because they were connected to some VCs or people we saw a lot of such stuff with another chain and exchange, too, a lot of trying to kingmake what they invested, trying to push it down people's throat, you probably know who I'm talking about Robinhood is the opposite from what we seen thus far they deserve the love coming from the trenches.

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  Yes (@SatoshiMaverick) reported 25 minutes ago

  @LeonidasNFT @binance @cz_binance because we don't you, a nobody to get rich. If you want to have it listed, pay you broke piece of garbage

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  Brian Cohen (@inthepixels) reported 26 minutes ago

  YTD — The 2026 Outlier Index: What Actually Won Across Crypto, Stocks and ETFs Year-to-date through early September 2026, the Outlier Index tells a very different story from the familiar market averages. The S&P 500 is up only around 10–12%. Bitcoin $BTC and many of the largest cryptocurrencies have struggled. Yet enormous returns have appeared elsewhere: in crypto, storage, semiconductors, AI infrastructure, South Korea and—in one spectacular case—tanker-freight futures. Zcash $ZEC and the Grayscale Zcash ETF $ZCSH belong in this conversation. But they are not at the top of it. That distinction matters. This is not an attempt to construct a leaderboard that Zcash conveniently wins. It asks a more interesting question: What actually won in 2026 once we remove microscopic assets, securities that remain OTC, and conventional 2x/3x leveraged products—and require enough size for the return to matter? The answer leads to a concept conventional performance tables often obscure: return at scale. Building the Outlier Index The screen is simple. Crypto: market capitalization of at least $100 million. Stocks: market capitalization of at least $100 million, currently listed on the New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq or NYSE American. Securities that remain on OTC Markets are excluded. However, a security that began 2026 on the OTC market and was subsequently uplisted to a qualifying major exchange remains eligible. The Outlier Index measures where an asset stands now; an earlier OTC listing does not erase a later uplisting. ETFs: U.S.-listed, generally with at least $100 million in assets. Conventional daily-reset 2x and 3x leveraged or inverse products are excluded. This distinction matters for the Grayscale Zcash ETF $ZCSH. It began the year as the OTC-traded Grayscale Zcash Trust before being uplisted to NYSE Arca and converted into an ETF. Its OTC history is therefore part of its 2026 return story, not grounds for excluding it. The objective isn't to discover the most mathematically extreme security hiding somewhere in the market. It is to identify extraordinary returns occurring at enough size, liquidity and accessibility to matter. Then we accept whatever survives the screen—even when we don't particularly like the answer. Crypto: Three Very Different Kinds of Winner Hyperliquid $HYPE is one of the cleanest large-cap crypto winners. By early September it trades around $82, with approximately $18 billion of market capitalization, attached to what has become a major decentralized perpetual-futures trading ecosystem. That scale is important. This isn't a tiny token moving several hundred percent because a few million dollars arrived. Billions of dollars of market value have been created around an operating crypto platform. Then there is one of the year's truly extraordinary percentage moves. Venice Token $VVV is up roughly 900% YTD. $VVV began the year around $1.60–$1.65 and by early September trades around $16, giving it a market capitalization around $750–800 million. That is roughly a tenfold increase in eight months. More interestingly, $VVV is attached to an operating product. It is the native economic asset associated with Venice AI, the privacy-focused artificial-intelligence platform co-founded by Erik Voorhees. That places Venice in an unusual position in the 2026 market. The AI trade did not remain confined to semiconductor companies, storage manufacturers and server makers. It reached crypto. And Venice introduces an idea that will become important later: $VVV is an economic asset attached to private AI. $ZEC is an economic asset attached to private money. Then there is Binance Life, the English rendering of the Chinese-named BNB Chain meme token. We include Binance Life reluctantly.

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 27 minutes ago

  AAVE isn't a setup worth chasing here — it's pinned under a ceiling near $128 with a floor almost 5% below at $121, and only a clean 4-hour close above $128 puts it back in play. The shape of this chart is the problem. Price is squeezed against resistance with less than 1% of headroom, but nearly five times that much air underneath before the next real support. That's a poor risk trade-off on its own — very little room to run, a lot of room to fall — and short-term momentum on the 4-hour still hasn't turned up to argue otherwise. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin is soft on the same timeframe, the US dollar has been grinding higher all week (which tends to lean on crypto broadly), and what money is rotating is quietly moving back into Bitcoin rather than out into smaller names like AAVE. Zoom out and the daily chart has already delivered a large move and looks stretched, so buyers stepping in up here are paying a premium into a tired trend. The one genuine positive is that actual usage of the protocol is ticking up in the background — a mild tailwind, but not enough to override everything else lined up against it right now. Two things would change the picture: a proper pullback into the $121–$123 area that sees real buying show up, or a decisive 4-hour candle that closes above $128 and holds. Until one of those happens, AAVE is worth watching, not leaning into. — 📡 On the Radar · $AAVE · Available on Binance

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  MIDORI- puppies (@puppiesMIDORI) reported 32 minutes ago

  Crypto friends, can you believe this? The word “PUPPIES” seems to be treated as a sensitive word on Binance Square. Posts containing it appear to get virtually no views. Many community members contacted customer support about this last year, but to this day, we still haven’t received a clear explanation. Do you know how damaging that can be to a community that is genuinely trying to build?If you don’t believe it, try posting the word “PUPPIES” yourself and see what happens.What did PUPPIES ever do to deserve this? 🐶 #memecoin #crypto

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 34 minutes ago

  ETH is on the radar, not in play — a clean 4-hour close back above $2,430 (with Bitcoin recovering alongside it) is what flips this back on. On the daily chart, Ethereum is running straight into a ceiling near $2,404, barely half a percent above where it trades now. The daily candles have also stretched a long way from their usual path, which is a polite way of saying the easy upside has mostly been spent already. Zoom in and there is a real positive worth naming. On the 4-hour, price is bouncing off the $2,385 floor and the underlying buying pressure is quietly curling back up after a rough stretch. The 15-minute chart shows early buyers stepping in too. In isolation, that is the shape of a workable bounce. The problem is everything around it. Bitcoin's own short-term momentum is deeply negative, the dollar keeps grinding higher, and capital is rotating into Bitcoin at the expense of the rest of the market. On top of that, smaller traders are crowded onto the long side while the sharpest desks are sitting on their hands — the kind of split that usually resolves against the crowd. So the bounce is real, but with a wall directly overhead and the macro tape leaning the other way, the payoff is too thin to justify the risk today. Worth watching, not chasing — and $2,430 on a 4-hour close, with Bitcoin turning with it, is the line that changes the story. — 📡 On the Radar · $ETH · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  BearBullBunny (@bearbullbunny_) reported 35 minutes ago

  @DustyBC ETF desks were buying while the tape was doing the opposite: $ETH is $2,393 and down 2.98% with 24h market buys of $19.39B against $21.29B of sells. Biggest single $ETH buy print was about $11.1M on Binance versus a $10.4M sell, so the flows are nearly matched.