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  Signal_guy (@Cryptoprime00) reported 7 minutes ago

  As long as btc holds and chops tight, certain alts have the room to go and bounce off support. Very hard to call but just sitting back watching the PA. Binance #AVA/ $USDT Take-Profit target 3 ✅ Profit: 13.8571% 📈 Period: 8 Days 2 Hours 7 Minutes ⏰

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  Altcoin Amplify (@cryptoDiplomat4) reported 8 minutes ago

  @CazroWeb3 @binance P2P and Wallet working together just removes so much hassle.

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  Alastar (@AlastarTrades) reported 8 minutes ago

  $BANK update Price is down ~40% since my last post. The flows show why. - Deposits keep hitting Binance nonstop. Over the last hour alone: 596K, 551K, 489K, 468K, 453K, 421K and dozens more. Supply arriving into a falling price. - ~11M BANK (~$3.5M) was deposited to Gate over 12 hours, including 6.09M in a single transfer. Several new deposit addresses appeared alongside the ones I've been tracking. - Bitget emptied 16M BANK (~$4.2M) out of cold storage in three batches, after spending four days sweeping it in. This morning I wrote that supply sitting on hot wallets is supply that can be sold. That's what happened. One thing worth keeping in mind: the flows look heavy, but this is the same token that ran 80% in a single 10-minute candle two days ago. In a move this controlled, a reversal that takes out shorts can come at any point, and the more traders position short into the decline, the more fuel there is for it. The inflows haven't stopped, which is the part that matters now. FoIIow for more updates #bank #bankusdt

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  2𝔾𝕆𝕃𝕆 GLOBAL (@2golo_) reported 9 minutes ago

  @CrucibleCrypto @Chipitoken @De_Light00001 We've also seen multiple transfers from his wallet to Binance, including transactions of around $700 and $800. That doesn't by itself prove anything, but it certainly doesn't support the claim that he had no money.

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  amit S (@Amitleo23) reported 11 minutes ago

  @MANTRA_Chain Nuke cooking.. once it’s done then BInance will delist this **** coin.. on its last breath.. now they can’t even pay some shaddy influencer who can get more people for a rug pull .. end is loading

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  Neutral Trade (@TradeNeutral) reported 11 minutes ago

  Execution runs on @binance, with @CeffuGlobal (MirrorX) for off-exchange custody / settlement. Trading live since October 2024, pre-Neutral Trade listing. 22 months of live returns. 16 up, 6 down. Worst month: -2.1%. Max historical drawdown -6.69%, with a -15% vault drawdown limit.

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  Abhishek (@AbhishekHodler) reported 16 minutes ago

  @binance Scammers, don't you know people are not having any money left after what you did on 10/10, even altcoins that were in spot holding are literally 90-99% down. Go fk yourself with APR.

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  Strc9 (@StratosC9) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Bybit_Official @BybitEU I accidentally sent Binance-Peg USDC via BSC to my assigned Bybit deposit address. I fully acknowledge this was my mistake. Support informed me they are currently unable to recover the funds.

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  N𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗮 🌺 (@ItsNessaOnX) reported 26 minutes ago

  @RenoCzarr Binance on the chopping block?

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  D1990 (@TDeenekamp28190) reported 29 minutes ago

  I would not be surprised if $coti is getting delist in the next two weeks from binance. Same **** what happened to $dent. Scam pump, binance sells there remaining holdings and then delist.

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  Crypto Breaking News (@CryptoBreakNews) reported 30 minutes ago

  CZ Supports ASEAN Crypto License Passporting to Expand Access Binance co-founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao has endorsed a proposal for “license passporting” across ASEAN, arguing that crypto firms already authorized in one country should not have to restart the licensing process f...

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  HOKANEWS.COM (@hokanewscom) reported 31 minutes ago

  JUST IN: Crypto Security Alert: Binance Battles Phishing Risks as India Limits BitChat Access

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  Holy Poly (@HolyPoly_ca) reported 35 minutes ago

  Why is everyone talking about BitMEX shutting down? I’ve never actually used the exchange. I simply wasn’t around during its peak. By the time I got into trading, there were already more straightforward, convenient, and promising platforms, so I never really saw a reason to use BitMEX. But for some reason, I wanted to dig a little deeper and understand what actually happened there. BitMEX is one of those exchanges from the ancient days of crypto. BitMEX was essentially one of the pioneers of crypto perps. In 2016, the exchange launched 100x crypto perpetuals and dominated the market until 2019. You can imagine how much money a monopoly in the crypto futures market could generate. But that era ended. Binance, Bybit, OKX and other exchanges emerged, offering better products and infrastructure while aggressively competing for users. At the same time, BitMEX started running into problems of its own. AML/KYC controls were practically nonexistent, the exchange served users across numerous jurisdictions, and eventually ran into serious trouble with U.S. authorities. Arthur Hayes, who was running BitMEX at the time, got caught up in it as well. From 2020 onward, BitMEX started rapidly losing market share: layoffs, restructurings, regulatory issues, and repeated attempts to reinvent the business. In recent years, BitMEX was probably most useful for niche arbitrage opportunities. Sometimes it still had contracts for tokens that had already been delisted from larger exchanges, and low liquidity could lead to some pretty strange price action. I’m far from an arbitrage trader, so that’s another reason BitMEX never really crossed my radar. And then, on July 23, the exchange announced it was shutting down. At first glance, the story seems pretty simple: a once-dominant exchange failed to keep up with the competition, lost its users, and eventually shut down. But there’s one interesting detail — the Insurance Fund. BitMEX’s liquidation mechanism was structured in a way that allowed part of the funds left after certain liquidations to flow into the Insurance Fund. At its peak, that fund grew to an enormous size. And this is where things get interesting. Back in February 2025, reports emerged that BitMEX’s owners were looking for a buyer. They never found one. And one theory is that the Insurance Fund itself may have been part of the problem. For a potential buyer, it’s not simply a pile of money sitting on the balance sheet. You need to understand where that money came from, the fund’s legal status, what obligations exist toward users, and, most importantly, who ultimately owns those assets. Of course, all of this is based on publicly available information and theories. The real reason BitMEX shut down is something we’ll probably never know. And there’s one more interesting detail… Rumor has it that the CEX could come back with its own DEX. To be continued…

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  Arthur (@Arthurepxz) reported 35 minutes ago

  @launchonvaro I would never try a project that doesn't issue a token. Even giants like Binance with ETH issue their own platform tokens to attract users and whales. You guys are really unprofessional.

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  Trout (@BigTrout300) reported 36 minutes ago

  Binance just rage shorting & dumping into critical support on a Monday. Interesting players in the space thats for sure.