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  Scrolling (@Imnotscrolotzr) reported 4 minutes ago

  🫡 BitMEX is shutting down. An entire era of crypto comes to an end. Long before Binance became the giant it is today, BitMEX defined the market—introducing perpetual futures and turning 100x leverage into crypto culture. Registrations are already closed, and new positions will be restricted starting August 26. What else does this bear market need to sacrifice before it's finally over? 😭 #Bitcoin #Crypto #BitMEX

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  Our Crypto Talk (@ourcryptotalk) reported 6 minutes ago

  DID YOU NOTICE THIS? 👀 The interesting part of Binance's $SPCX listing is the settlement unit. > May 18, BTCUSD1 became the first perp to settle in USD1. > July 3, ETHUSD1. > July 20, an equity. In two months the same settlement rail went from carrying only BTC to pricing a US stock. SPCXUSD1 went live July 20 on Binance Futures: SpaceX exposure, settled in USD1, 24/7, up to 25x leverage. It is the first stock-linked contract on Binance to settle in USD1, and that is the detail worth sitting with. Crypto-native settlement was step one. Equities are a different constituency, with different flow and different reasons to show up. That progression is the whole point. A settlement asset earns relevance by adding asset classes, not by piling more volume into the one it already has. Every new pair that settles in USD1 creates structural demand to hold it as margin, and equity traders are a fresh source of that demand. They arrive with their own reason to keep a USD1 balance, separate from the crypto-native crowd. The honest value proposition sits with the hours. SPCX trades during US market hours. The perp quotes around the clock, including a Saturday Starship window when the stock itself is closed. Access is the pitch, and access is enough. One thing to keep straight: this is synthetic exposure. A position on SPCXUSD1 tracks the price. It is not a share. That structure is exactly what lets a crypto venue list an equity-referenced contract in the first place.

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  Max Gas (@aqualanga) reported 8 minutes ago

  $DEXE's shorts finally got the dump they wanted, 25% off the highs, and now they're the ones running. OI just flipped from piling in to draining, $1.7M of size walked out in the last hour alone. trigger was reportedly team wallets landing on Binance and getting sold, everything since is liquidation cascade. whoever's still in this trade is paying ~$724K a day to hold a $17.2M book while price just sits mid-range, well off today's low. crowd's still 61% long into a coin down 66% since we first flagged it three chapters ago. that's not a small bet to be wrong on. NFA 👀

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  L3V (@l3v1010) reported 10 minutes ago

  @BSCGemsAlert Wow ur business is dying! Your business is so bad you didnt even list hype ot monad or many good projects on spot . Binance is going to **** tbh. @cz_binance you need to take over this is bullshit,,, who gives about a low cap meme coin that doesnt do much to the industry

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  ZC (@goldstagcrypto) reported 11 minutes ago

  Reviewing yesterday's market, many traders successfully capitalized on the trading opportunities. If you haven't yet found a suitable trading rhythm, we recommend continuing to follow our updates. BTC Latest Market Analysis (July 24, 2026, 08:11 HKT) Current Real-Time Price: Approximately $64,850 – $64,950 USD (Binance BTCUSD, July 23rd daily candlestick close approximately $65,090, continued its decline in early trading today, July 24th daily candlestick open approximately $65,048). The price is currently in a consolidation phase after retracing from the $66.5k–$66.9k resistance zone. Today's Hexagram: Upper trigram Gen, Lower trigram Li = Mountain Fire (Hexagram 22). The hexagram's text reads, "Success, small gains are possible"—symbolizing adornment, refinement, and fire beneath a mountain, representing outward brilliance but inner substance. In the short term, it suggests "splendid first, then substantial; refinement is better than aggressive moves," suitable for range-bound adjustments rather than strong one-sided trends. 24-hour trend: High-level consolidation or a potential decline followed by a rise; expected range: -0.8% to +1.2% (midpoint approximately +0.3%). A breach of key support levels would increase risk. Order Placement Strategies 1. Long Position (Buy on Dips/Rebound Strategy) Entry: Place a buy order at the current price of $64,800–$65,000 or after confirming a hold above $65,100–$65,200; a better buy-on-dips zone is $64,300–$64,600. Take Profit: First level: $65,600–$66,000 Second level: $66,500–$67,000 Stop Loss: $64,000–$63,800 (invalid if support is broken) 2. Short Position (Breakdown Strategy) Entry: Place a short order after confirming a break below the key support level of $64,200–$64,000 with significant volume (entry $63,900–$64,100). Take Profit: First level: $63,200–$63,000 Second level: $62,500–$62,000 Stop Loss: $64,700–$64,900 (Stop if pullback fails) Risk Warning: The hexagram "Ben" signifies adornment, outward brilliance but inner substance is lacking; short-term trading should focus on small profits. Total energy is +0.36, indicating weak positive momentum and lack of strong direction; range trading is preferred. Key support: $64,000–$64,200; resistance: $66,000–$66,900. Current ETHUSD real-time price: 1875-1880 USD (A pullback after yesterday's large bearish candle, approximately -3% in 24 hours). Overall: Today's market is consolidating, with key support at 1870 and resistance at 1920. Recommended Trading Strategy: Range Trading (Optimal, aligns with the "Small Accumulation" hexagram's accumulation phase) Range Trading (Main Force): Buy at 1865 → Sell at 1910, or buy low and sell high between 1875-1900, with a stop-loss and take-profit of 25-35 points each. Suitable for multiple intraday trades. Long Strategy: Entry Price: 1865~1885 (Buy near support) Stop Loss: 1850 (Invalid if 1870 support is broken; strictly adhere to this; loss control <1.5%) Take-Profit: First level 1910 Second level 1930~1940 Short Selling (Defensive): If 1850 is broken, enter a short position near 1840, with a stop-loss at 1870 and a take-profit at 1800 (probability approximately 40%, small position size). Alternative Strategy: Buy on Dips (Breakout): Enter a long position after a valid breakout above 1920, with a stop-loss at 1895 and a take-profit at 1960 (small position, enter only after breakout confirmation). Risk Warning: While the hexagram "Small Accumulation" suggests accumulation, the "dense clouds without rain" pattern indicates that a break below support could accelerate the decline. Strict stop-loss orders are advised. Monitor whether volume continues to shrink and whether there is a large-scale outflow from on-chain transactions.

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  Doug Dimmadome (@tallhatdoug) reported 12 minutes ago

  @MonericaProject for api usage i think coingecko is great, even a free tier can power a website with uncapped traffic if it has some basic caching on the data (e.g. my website pulls xmr price every 5min) coinpaprika is okay too anything but CMC, as it is binance-owned and therefore biased

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  Horus (@horusflow) reported 18 minutes ago

  Horus is split into exactly two files and that split isn't arbitrary. background.js runs as a service worker and owns every network call. content.js runs on the binance page and only renders what it's told. they talk through message passing, nothing else. the reason: content scripts inherit the host page's CSP. a raw websocket to binance's data feed would likely get blocked running from that context. the service worker isn't subject to that CSP, so all the actual data plumbing lives there instead.

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  Quang (@quang250802) reported 20 minutes ago

  @nixkhhil hell nahhh wen binance shut down huhu

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  India Crypto Research (@icr_indiacrypto) reported 32 minutes ago

  🇮🇳India just handed crypto oversight to the industry itself, while admitting the law behind it still doesn't exist. The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance tabled its 36th Report on the Securities Markets Code, 2025, in Parliament on 23 July. Crypto stays out of that new securities law entirely. Instead, the committee wants Self-Regulatory Organisations running the show, under a designated regulator, until a full crypto law actually exists. Why SROs first? 🔹Months of consultations, that's why. Binance, WazirX, ZebPay, the IFSCA, the RBI, the ICAI, the Income Tax Department, all of them sat across the table from this committee. The report is what came out the other end. What would these SROs actually cover? 🔹Governance standards. Transparency rules. Disclosure requirements. Investor protection. Grievance redressal. Codes of conduct. A working rulebook built by the industry itself, supervised from above, rather than a government agency trying to write crypto-specific law from scratch. The committee didn't stop there. It also pushed the Finance Ministry to define virtual digital assets properly, not lump every token into one bucket. Some belong under securities. Some under derivatives. Some don't fit either category. Lawmakers want that sorted out before anyone tries to build enforcement on top of a definition that doesn't hold. The government's own position, quoted directly in the report, is that crypto in India is "presently unregulated," except for tax, AML and reporting. That's the official line, in 2026, on an asset class already taxed at 30% with 1% TDS on every trade. Nothing changes today for how crypto is taxed or traded in India. A phased build, SROs now, comprehensive law later, is still a build. That's more than the last few reports managed. Source - The Crypto Times

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 32 minutes ago

  JST is one to keep on the watchlist, not chase here — the whole setup unlocks on a clean 4-hour close back above $0.1013 with real volume behind it. Zoom out and the bigger picture is actually fine. On the daily chart JST is still trending up and sitting comfortably above its longer-term average price, with a floor near $0.0957 and a ceiling near $0.1046. That's a healthy structure. The issue is what's happening much closer to current price. On the 4-hour chart, price is pinned right underneath a stubborn ceiling around $0.1012 — only about half a percent overhead — while the nearest support sits nearly three times further below. That's a lopsided risk: very little room to gain if it breaks up, a lot of room to give back if it doesn't. And underneath the sideways grind, buying pressure on both the 4-hour and 1-hour charts is quietly fading. When price stalls under resistance while momentum leaks out, it usually means the bid is tiring, not loading up. The broader tape isn't helping either. Bitcoin is soft, the dollar is firming up, and capital is rotating out of smaller coins and back into BTC. Fighting a local ceiling into that kind of backdrop is a low-percentage move, and a short-term bounce on the 15-minute chart doesn't change any of it. The level to watch is clear: a decisive 4-hour close back above $0.1013, with volume actually showing up, would break that ceiling and put JST firmly back in play. Until then, it's a watch, not a lean. — 📡 On the Radar · $JST · Available on Binance

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  Emmanuel David◻️ (@Emmanueldavidok) reported 32 minutes ago

  @_Primewind @peniremit Here are the primary reasons why Peniremit’s exchange rate differs from other platforms or P2P markets: ​1. Direct Settlement vs. Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Bidding ​P2P Markets (e.g., Binance, Bybit): On peer-to-peer exchanges, individual traders set their own prices based on open market demand. High competition and risk premiums among merchant sellers often push P2P exchange rates higher. ​Peniremit (Over-the-Counter / Direct Gateway): Peniremit operates as an automated remittance/off-ramp service rather than a open order-book P2P marketplace. Payout rates are fixed centrally by the platform based on their direct liquidity pipelines rather than speculative user bids. ​2. Built-in Spread vs. Explicit Transaction Fees ​Platforms use different revenue models. Some exchanges display higher rates but charge explicit processing fees, network charges, or withdrawal commissions at checkout. ​Peniremit often bakes operational costs directly into the exchange rate spread. By lowering the rate slightly, they can offer lower or zero explicit payout fees while maintaining predictable margins.

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  Cajun Crypteaux (@cajun_crypteaux) reported 35 minutes ago

  🚨 BitMEX is shutting down after 11 years. Not a hack. Not a rug. Not a sudden scandal. Just a quiet death by irrelevance. Here’s why we think it’s really over: 1. They invented perps… then watched everyone else perfect them.
Binance, Bybit, Hyperliquid came in with deeper books, more pairs, faster execution, and zero legacy baggage. Liquidity left. It never came back. 2. The regulatory hangover never fully healed.
2020 charges, massive fines, founders out. Even after compliance cleaned up, the “BitMEX risk” stigma stuck with banks, market makers, and serious capital. 3. They stopped being the destination.
At its peak BitMEX was crypto derivatives. By 2025–26 it was just another mid-tier CEX bleeding volume while the real action moved on. Once the whales leave, the game is over. 4. The board finally did the math.
Running a full exchange with compliance, security, and staff costs while market share collapses isn’t noble. It’s expensive. Strategic review “this no longer makes financial sense.” BitMEX leaves a clean record: zero customer funds lost to hacks in 11+ years. That’s rare. But pioneering a product doesn’t guarantee you own it forever. In crypto, the graveyard is full of first-movers who got out-executed. What’s the next “untouchable” platform you think is quietly running out of road?

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  RICHIE (@leee_rich_leee) reported 36 minutes ago

  🧵 NOA's Web3 Learning Diary NOA 的幣圈學習日記 Your Crypto Is Always Online — Unless It Isn't 你的幣，到底住在哪裡？ There's a moment every new crypto person faces. Someone says "keep your assets in a cold wallet" and you nod. But secretly you're wondering — is the wallet… cold? Like, temperature cold? Does it live in a fridge? That was essentially my first confusion. I kept imagining a physical object being chilled. Turns out the "temperature" is a metaphor. Hot and cold describe one thing only: whether the wallet is connected to the internet. That's it. The whole distinction. A hot wallet is always online. MetaMask is a hot wallet. Exchange accounts like Coinbase or Binance — also hot wallets. They're convenient. You can sign transactions in seconds. But being connected means being exposed. Hackers don't need to be in the same room as you. They just need a door, and a hot wallet keeps a door open. A cold wallet is offline. A hardware device like a Ledger or Trezor stores your private key — the actual proof that you own your crypto — somewhere the internet cannot reach. To move your funds, you physically plug in the device and approve the transaction manually. The key never travels online. It never gets intercepted mid-air. 私鑰就是一切。這句話聽起來簡單，但真正理解的時候，會有點發涼。 Because here's what surprised me most: the wallet doesn't actually "hold" your crypto. The coins exist on the blockchain. The wallet just holds the key that proves you control them. Lose the key — lose the crypto. Someone steals the key — they own your crypto now. The wallet is not a container. It's a credential. This changes how you think about security. Humans tend to protect objects. Lock a door, guard a box, hide a wallet in a drawer. But in Web3, what you're protecting is information. And information is invisible, copyable, and infinitely stealable without ever leaving your hand. Cold wallets are the closest thing to physically isolating that information from the networked world. Most people who lose crypto don't get robbed in the dramatic sense. They click a bad link. They paste their seed phrase into a fake site. They leave everything on an exchange that gets hacked. The hot wallet wasn't the problem — the exposure was. 方便是有代價的，只是代價不是每天都收。 So here's what NOA is still sitting with: humans built the most open financial system in history, and now they have to learn to be their own bank, their own security team, their own vault. That's a lot of responsibility for a species that still clicks "remind me later" on software updates. How do you store your assets? Hot, cold, or still figuring it out? 👇

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  Paul White Gold Eagle (@PaulGoldEagle) reported 39 minutes ago

  BitMEX is shutting down permanently. The exchange officially announced on July 23, 2026, that it will cease all operations on September 23, 2026, at 04:00 UTC. Its parent company, HDR Global Trading Limited, decided to sunset the platform following a comprehensive strategic review of the business and the shifting competitive landscape of the crypto industry. Key Timelines for Users If you have an active account or open trades on BitMEX, you must follow their official phased wind-down schedule: Immediate Effect: New user account registrations are completely halted. All staked BMEX tokens have been unstaked and returned to users to facilitate withdrawal. August 26, 2026 (04:00 UTC): Risk limits kick in. Users will be blocked from opening any new positions and will only be permitted to reduce or close existing ones. September 23, 2026 (04:00 UTC): The official "Closure Time". Any remaining open positions will be forcibly closed and liquidated by the exchange. [1, 2] Post-Closure: While users will still be able to log in to view histories and withdraw funds, any accounts left with unwithdrawn assets will be penalized with a monthly administrative maintenance fee ($50 equivalent or 1% per annum, whichever is higher). Why the Exchange is Closing While the BitMEX Official Blog Announcement frames the decision as a strategic exit after an 11-year run, industry analysts highlight several compounding factors that led to the platform's downfall: Loss of Market Share: BitMEX famously pioneered the 100x leverage perpetual swap contract in 2014, commanding over 50% of the digital derivatives market at its peak. However, its market share recently collapsed to less than 0.01% due to intense competition from major centralized platforms like Binance and emerging decentralized perpetual networks like Hyperliquid. Legal and Regulatory Fallout: The exchange never fully recovered from years of legal battles. Its co-founders (including Arthur Hayes) pleaded guilty to Bank Secrecy Act and anti-money laundering violations in 2022, and the company itself pleaded guilty in 2024, amassing over $230 million in combined fines and penalties. Executive Exodus: The shutdown comes just three weeks after the platform's chief executive officer (CEO), chief financial officer (CFO), and head of growth all abruptly departed the firm. The company has explicitly reassured users that all assets remain entirely safe, fully backed, and under customer control during this transition. However, they advise everyone to remain highly vigilant against phishing emails or fake support scams promising "expedited" or priority withdrawals during the wind-down period.

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  Alec (@alecweb3) reported 41 minutes ago

  BitMEX shutting down marks the end of an era. Before Binance dominated volume. Before perpetuals became the standard. Before most people even understood crypto derivatives, there was BitMEX. It didn’t just survive a cycle. It defined one. Every perp exchange today owes part of its playbook to what BitMEX built.