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  Kerry19 (@kerrylyy19) reported 20 seconds ago

  Binance continued working toward European authorisation but reached the July 2026 deadline without a MiCA licence in place. The crypto market may move at lightning speed, but regulators work on deadlines. And when the deadline finally arrives, it doesn’t matter

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  Charlie Wren (@CharlieWre39158) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Bonk_Whale @binance @cz_binance Someone walked away with 20 million and Bonk has had no real explanation and is not trying to fix the problem,I down about 5000 dollars with about 750 million tokens holding till it does whatever.Had high hopes now not so much

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  Vydamo (@vydamo_) reported 7 minutes ago

  I don't know what this is, but get me 5 minutes with some binance execs and I will hardpill them on a meme which has the chance to unite western and Chinese consumers and why it's extremely beneficial for them to support a meme that even westerners can relate to They already have the Chinese market, they need to bridge the two worlds, and I've got just the cat to do it

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  Sunshine (@sunshinebinance) reported 8 minutes ago

  Binance is launching an exclusive promotion for Lite Loan! During the Promotion Period, users can enjoy a 70% reduction on the Lite Loan service fee and get a chance to share a 5,000 USDT reward pool.

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  Sallie Stone (@IndieAuthors) reported 11 minutes ago

  @toolshed_labs @CryptoVerse_Co I'd say 2029 if we are to go with Google, Microsoft and Cloudflare. So, it's necessary to start preparing. @QANplatform is already working on its mainnet, Algorand is getting ready and now, we have Binance.

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  Doshky (@Doshky39) reported 12 minutes ago

  That’s why the story isn’t simply: “OKX won and Binance lost.” It’s more accurately: “OKX was positioned earlier for the new regulatory environment, while Binance was still working through its European licensing path when the deadline arrived.

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  Logan BTC (@Logan_BTC__) reported 12 minutes ago

  Thinking about bought your first Bitcoin? Understand These 3 Things I remember when Bitcoin first caught my attention. The price was moving fast, everyone seemed to be talking about it, and it was easy to feel like I was already late. What I didn't realize at the time was that the hardest part wasn't buying Bitcoin. It was understanding what I was actually buying. Here are three things I wish I had learned first: 1. Know what Bitcoin is Bitcoin is a decentralized digital asset with a maximum supply of 21 million BTC. That limited supply is one of the fundamental characteristics that makes Bitcoin different from traditional forms of money. Before buying any asset, understanding its purpose, design, and basic mechanics should come before thinking about its price. 2. Expect volatility and understand fractions Bitcoin's price can move significantly in either direction. A green candle can create excitement. A sharp correction can create panic. Understanding that volatility beforehand can help you avoid making emotional decisions when the market moves. And you don't need to buy one whole Bitcoin. BTC can be purchased in smaller fractions, meaning you can learn about the asset without needing enough money to purchase an entire BTC. 3. Don't confuse attention with opportunity This is probably the lesson I would take most seriously. When everyone is talking about an asset, it's tempting to assume you need to buy immediately. But hype isn't research. FOMO isn't a strategy. Before making a decision, ask yourself: Do I understand what I'm buying? Do I understand the risks? Am I making this decision because of my own research or because everyone else is doing it? There's also something worth knowing about Binance's My First BTC campaign. Eligible first-time users may receive 7-day price protection on qualifying first trades, subject to the campaign's specific terms and conditions. It's important to understand what that means. Price protection doesn't eliminate market risk, guarantee profits, or make Bitcoin risk-free. It's a campaign feature not a substitute for understanding the asset. If I could give my younger self one piece of advice, it would be simple: Slow down. Learn what Bitcoin is. Understand its volatility. Ignore the pressure to act because of hype. Then make your own decision. The first step into crypto should begin with knowledge not FOMO. Educational content only. Not financial advice. Always use official sources, check the latest campaign terms, understand the risks, and do your own research. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  KaKa_Defi (@BlesdAbroad) reported 13 minutes ago

  BTC and ETH remain stuck in a decision zone. BTC is trading around $64K to $65K after failing to hold above $65K, while ETH has slipped below $1,900 and is hovering near $1,870 to $1,920. The near-term pressure is clear. U.S. spot ETFs recorded roughly $144.67M in BTC outflows and $14.59M in ETH outflows on August 10. USDT dominance is also holding above the 8.27% support area, which could signal more caution if it breaks higher. But the bigger picture is not entirely bearish. Bitcoin wallets holding at least 10,000 BTC reportedly reached a six month high of 90. Smaller and mid-sized holders have added around $1.5B worth of BTC since July 29. On the Ethereum side, approximately 90,000 ETH was reportedly withdrawn from Binance, with about 40,000 ETH moved into staking. That creates a clear conflict: ETF demand and price momentum are weakening, while larger holders appear to be positioning for the longer term. For now, patience matters more than prediction. BTC needs to reclaim $65K with volume, while ETH needs to recover and hold above $1,900. Until then, expect more chop and avoid chasing sudden moves.

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  Jay (@JayWrldCrypto) reported 14 minutes ago

  @LeonardoLUNC @ForTheCross_CH @binance Your website nice could add a timeframe when binance stop withdrawals that definitely had a impact

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  TCC (@TCryptochicks) reported 19 minutes ago

  I’ve seen so many nonsense rumors and FUD circulating over the past few days, so I want to make this clear again. I support visions I believe in. I don’t do paid partnerships. That way I remain free to speak my mind and keep my timeline organic, which will always be my #1 priority. Interactions within Binance/BSC happen randomly. There’s nothing coordinated behind them. Don’t overthink every interaction, build theories around it, or invest based on rumors. Always DYOR.

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  Henrik Andersson (@phenrikand) reported 20 minutes ago

  it's certain to happen; - login with what google, or apple - fund with crypto or apple pay - trade spot, perps, leveraged tokens, options equities, commodities (okay crypto too!) - set auto-reblance if you like - users dont have to care about chains, gas etc, all under the hood - withdraw to bank or crypto wallet This fully onchain, non-custodial Fidelity is all very doable today. Not "onchain Binance", "onchain Fidelity". cc @_ermin

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  Spigg 🔶 (@Spigg1115) reported 27 minutes ago

  some people say it’s easy to support @binance because they’re number one. fair. but almost nobody asks the harder question. why are they number one, and why they remain year after year. because being number one is the hardest position there is. everyone is measuring you. every competitor builds against you. every regulator looks at you first. and you have to keep evolving while holding that standard, because the second you stop, someone below you doesn’t. getting there is a moment but staying there is a discipline. and they never stopped moving. the easy thing at the top is to protect what already works. instead they kept building outward. tokenized stocks are the latest example. and let’s be honest, a move like that could only come from the number one. bringing equities on-chain doesn’t work without the liquidity to make the markets real, the distribution to put them in front of millions of users on day one, and the regulatory weight to be taken seriously doing it. nobody had done it at this scale. and the pressure never stops. keeping users safe, satisfying them, giving back to them. because they know that’s what Binance actually is. not the volume, not the rankings. it’s the people using it every day. Binance has held that spot through multiple cycles, through bear markets, through pressure that would have ended most companies. hundred millions of people around the world trust them with their money every day. that doesn’t happen by accident. leadership isn’t immunity. it’s a thing you have to keep working on every cycle. this is why, they’re number one. keep building.

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  SureTrades (@Gboodaman) reported 29 minutes ago

  $AXTI just doubled in a week. The bigger question now is: can liquidity handle the volatility? $AXTI surged from around $50 to $88.58 after a major earnings beat, putting the compound-semiconductor supplier at the center of the AI optical-interconnect trade. The numbers explain the move: Q2 revenue: $47.60M, vs. $34.10M expected Q2 EPS: $0.19, vs. $0.07 expected Q3 revenue guidance: $66M, vs. $38.80M expected Market cap: roughly $5.8B The bigger story is InP. AXTI supplies indium phosphide substrates used in the lasers behind 800G and 1.6T optical modules. With more than $100M in hard orders and capacity approaching saturation, the company sits upstream of a critical AI infrastructure bottleneck. But when a stock moves this quickly, liquidity becomes part of the trade thesis. Large orders can move thin books, creating slippage and making entry or exit prices very different from what traders expected. That's why order-book depth matters especially for larger positions. Recent liquidity data shows @bitget 's rToken and Stock Perps offering deeper liquidity for names including AXTI, SPCX, SNDK and AMD than competing venues such as Binance, OKX, Bybit and Hyperliquid. That gives traders more flexibility to express a view without automatically shrinking position size just to manage market impact. For AXTI, I'd be watching whether price can hold the breakout structure after such an aggressive repricing. Strong fundamentals can support a trend, but chasing a vertical move without confirmation is a different trade entirely. Trade the AI infrastructure trend but respect the liquidity behind the price. #AXTI #AI #StockMarket

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  Mark yu (@Markymarco34) reported 29 minutes ago

  What Changed Since Ledger #1 & #2 🔄 PoX-5 restaking deadline: future → passed 🔄 sBTC signers: expected → rotation underway / 3 new institutional-grade signers confirmed 🔄 Genesis Bond: “around September” → Bitcoin block 966,350 / projected Sep. 10 🔄 Binance cohort: ACX, LSK and STX monitored together → ACX subsequently selected for delisting; STX and LSK were not 🔄 Korean crypto tax: 2027 remains current law, but a new proposal now seeks a delay to 2030 Still Unknown ⬜ Binance Monitoring Tag removal ⬜ Final Cycle 141 locked STX ⬜ Final Cycle 141 participant count ⬜ Full PoX-5 restaking recovery ⬜ Exact institutional BTC in the Genesis Bond ⬜ Actual institutional deals ⬜ Actual STX free-float reduction ⬜ Market-maker inventory changes ⬜ Whether supply tightening translates into sustained market repricing No price target. No prediction. No assumptions presented as facts. Facts stay facts. Statements stay statements. Unknowns stay unknown. No hype. No FUD. Just evidence.

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  ALIMA (@Alima_dao88) reported 30 minutes ago

  What to Know Before Buying Your First Bitcoin I still remember staring at my first exchange screen, finger hovering over the buy button, heart doing something it really shouldn't do over a purchase. That feeling doesn't fully go away even now, years in, there's a flicker of am I doing this right? every time price starts moving fast. If you're feeling that right now, you're not broken. You're just new, and new is normal. The thing nobody tells you loudly enough: volatility isn't a bug in crypto, it's the whole personality of the asset. Bitcoin can move 5-10% in a day like it's nothing. I remember buying in once right before a dip that made my stomach drop for a week straight nothing dramatic happened, price came back but I learned fast that surviving your own reaction matters more than surviving the market. Size your position like someone who knows this could happen, and then don't check the price every eleven minutes. It helps no one. The other trap is FOMO, watching a green candle and feeling like you're being left behind. Some of the worst entries I've made came from that exact feeling, not from bad research. Slowing down and understanding why you're buying matters more than when. If a bit of breathing room while you get your footing sounds useful, it's worth knowing Binance runs a My First BTC campaign for eligible first timers, which can include 7 day price protection on that initial trade. Availability and terms vary by region, so pull up their official page and confirm before you assume it applies to you, don't take my word for it. None of this is advice, just how I've learned to think about it the hard way. DYOR & take your time. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance