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Binance Issues Reports

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  Goblin (@nodegoblin) reported 39 seconds ago

  @zordcrypt Good **** for USD1... Binance push just might make it go mainstream.

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  Bông 🍊 po (@B0ngQy) reported 7 minutes ago

  2) That’s when I found crypto and opened Binance. I didn’t start big. I started with almost nothing—just enough to prove I’m still trying. It didn’t fix my life overnight. But it gave me hope, and a habit: save, learn, repeat. #HumansOfBinance

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  ABADI (@LUCYQ81) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Z__Baba @KLASSIQTUNEZ BINANCE ID 724260035 HELP ME PLEASE

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  Ohidul islam (@AkashIslam45616) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk @Rjofficialearn @binance Your support is useless, please fix the IDs of all users in Bangladesh.

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  X (@YoouNext) reported 11 minutes ago

  @binance Binance is a fraudlent platform .it support scammer .please aware all your friends and family to dont use binance before any financial loss .it supoort scammer by hiding their data .

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  Dr Pegger (@dr_pegger) reported 14 minutes ago

  @CastlekeepDAI @binance That ain’t the reason. Tron, XRP, both listed with founders holding excess of 70% of supply. Recent projects listed: Sui 83% owned by the team, Aptos 87% controlled by Aptos Foundation, Starknet 92% All got listings. As I said: Nobody gives a ****

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  XITCOIN vs BITCOIN (@cryptoProj17879) reported 14 minutes ago

  GitHub confirmed unauthorized access to nearly 3,800 internal repositories after an employee device was compromised. Binance founder Changpeng Zhao urged developers to rotate API keys stored in private and public code repositories.

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  Polyfund (@polyfundX) reported 14 minutes ago

  @coinbureau the SEC that sued Coinbase, Binance, and Kraken for years is now streamlining public market access and everybody seems to take that for granted

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  Bizfluent (@Bizzfluent) reported 19 minutes ago

  💰🚀 Crypto Alert! 🚀💰BREAKING: GitHub Claims Customer Repos Safe as Binance’s Changpeng Zhao Issues Warning

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  CryptDoh CEO! (@CryptDohCEO) reported 19 minutes ago

  🚨 Weak hands are folding fast. Short-term #Bitcoin holders just dumped over 10,000 $BTC at a loss — roughly $770M sent to Binance as panic spreads across the market. 📉 With BTC falling to $76.5K amid rising US-Iran tensions, analysts now warn that losing the $76K support could open the door to a deeper correction toward $65K-$70K. Data from CryptoQuant shows recent buyers capitulating below their average cost basis of $78.4K, echoing past selloffs that triggered sharp declines. Meanwhile, Glassnode reports 7.8M BTC are currently being held at a loss — a massive supply overhang the market still needs to absorb before any sustainable rally can return. Fear is rising. Volatility is back. 👀 Not financial advice DYOR 👍 #blockchains $BTC #CryptoTradingLife

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  No Rice No Life (@ItzLoh) reported 20 minutes ago

  Never thought this would ever be an issue but it seems I have reached my cash out limit on binance 💀

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  The Canny Capper (@capper53151) reported 22 minutes ago

  Not even the largest asset in the world can survive a binance listing. They have accomplished the impossible.

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  Trish (@TrishtiaTrish) reported 23 minutes ago

  @polyfundX @coinbureau Binance may still dominate inflows, but market share doesn’t erase the regulatory issues, controversies, and trust problems surrounding the platform.

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  0x33cd ☂️ (@0x33cd) reported 24 minutes ago

  @MeteoraAG just shipped the limit order that PAYS YOU to use it. Not a metaphor. Read that literally. Every limit order you've ever placed — on Binance, on Uniswap, anywhere — you wait for free and the venue earns the spread. Meteora flipped it. Your resting order earns fees while it sits, and earns a bonus when it fills. The mechanism is the part that makes me genuinely excited. DLMM was always secretly an orderbook. Discrete price bins, spaced by bin step, liquidity sitting at exact prices. It just behaved like an AMM — when your liquidity got consumed, it flipped to the other token and waited for the reverse trade. Limit Orders kill the flip. When your order fills, the funds leave the book in the same transaction. No racing to hit "withdraw" before the market reverses and converts you back into the wrong token. The fill IS the exit. This is the first design where the limit order isn't bolted onto an AMM — the limit order IS the AMM. Same bin, same swap, same fee accrual. Why this is bigger than it looks: → Fully on-chain, permissionless. Your order is fillable by Jupiter, Titan, every arb bot on Solana. That means your orders are MORE likely to fill than on any walled-garden orderbook, because the entire ecosystem is your counterparty. → No keepers, no cranks, no fugazi infra. It just works at the protocol level. → It lives inside existing DLMM pools. No new pool needed. Your order gets consumed pro-rata after passive liquidity depletes. But the composability is where my brain actually broke. A locked limit order is an option. Lock a sell — you've written a call. Lock a bid — you've written a put. Permissionless, on-chain, no Deribit, no counterparty risk. Token teams can pay contributors in locked limit orders that fill over time as people buy — meaning the team literally cannot market-dump, because their comp only unlocks through organic demand. That single primitive fixes one of the oldest problems in this industry. I've been running DLMM positions for months. I understood the fee engine. I did not see "native option primitive for all of Solana" coming as a side effect. Solana didn't get a limit order feature today. It got a new building block, and people are going to build things on top of this for years. CEX orderbooks have nothing that pays the maker to wait. What's the first thing you'd build on a limit order that earns while it rests?

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  TheUG (@Usmaangani252) reported 24 minutes ago

  Instead of asking upcoming projects: “When airdrop?” “When TGE?” “When Binance?” “When listing?” Maybe CT should start asking: • What real problem does your project solve? • Why does this token need to exist? • What happens after incentives end? • How will you retain users without rewards? • Is revenue real or subsidized? • Who are the actual users outside farmers? • What utility creates long-term buy pressure? • How much supply is allocated to insiders/VCs? • What prevents a slow death after launch? • Can the ecosystem survive a bear market? • Are developers genuinely building here? • What metrics matter besides wallet count? • What’s the plan after hype fades? • Why should someone hold the token for 3 years? • What value accrues back to the community? • Is the product usable without token speculation? • Are you building a protocol or just a narrative? No 200-page whitepaper. No vague AMA answers. No “big things coming soon.” Just clear answers. Because crypto doesn’t need more hype cycles. It needs projects that still matter after nobody is paid to tweet about them.