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  METAX (@MetaX_AI) reported 5 minutes ago

  BTC up 0.97% today to 64,805. Open interest down 0.96%. Price up while open interest falls means one thing. Nobody is opening. People are closing and walking out. Funding slid from 0.0046% to 0.0029%. Nobody wants to pay to hold this. Retail long/short went 1.27 to 1.11. They cut into the rally. Here's the odd part. Top traders are still 1.49 long. For once the crowd is the cautious side. So where did this move come from? Not buyers arriving. Sellers finished leaving. When the closing is done there's nothing left pushing. All public Binance API. Go pull it yourself.

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  Owen Scott (@Owen_Scott8) reported 11 minutes ago

  The most interesting thing about Binance bStocks is not just “stocks on Binance.” It is the bigger idea behind it: What happens when traditional assets start becoming digital, tokenized, and available in new market structures? Traditional stocks are built around brokers, market hours, settlement cycles, and regional access rules. Tokenized stocks use blockchain technology to represent exposure in a digital format. That does not make them magic. That does not remove risk. And it does not mean everyone can access them. Binance bStocks are only available to eligible users in supported regions, and product features can vary by jurisdiction. This is why the first step is not trading. The first step is understanding what you are actually using. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  LearnToEarn 🔶🥇マナビ (@LearnToEarn_K) reported 12 minutes ago

  When I first heard Binance bStocks, I thought they were just normal stocks. They aren't. Think of it this way: A traditional stock is bought through a stock market. A Binance bStock is a tokenized U.S. stock product available to eligible users on Binance. It uses blockchain technology to give exposure to a real company's stock in a digital format. One big difference is trading hours. Traditional stock markets open and close at fixed times. Binance bStocks can be traded 24/7 by eligible users in supported regions. That doesn't mean they're the same as owning a traditional stock. The ownership structure and product features can be different, so it's important to understand how they work before using them. Also, Binance bStocks aren't available everywhere. Access depends on your region and eligibility. Learning the basics first makes new financial products much easier to understand. Educational only. Not financial advice. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Emaan 🦋 (@Emaanali556) reported 12 minutes ago

  @binance If I ask about a market, don't try to impress me with information. Try to improve my judgment. Whenever I mention a cryptocurrency, stock, ETF, company, or macro event, imagine you're sitting across the table from me before I make an important financial decision. First, identify what I'm probably assuming without realizing it. Then challenge those assumptions instead of confirming them. Show me where my thinking could be biased by headlines, social media, fear of missing out, recent price action, or popular narratives. Instead of asking "Will this go up?", answer the questions that matter more: •Why does this opportunity exist in the first place? •Who benefits if this narrative is true? •Who benefits if people believe it even when it's false? •What evidence would completely change today's conclusion? •Which signals deserve attention, and which ones are just noise? If it's a crypto project, don't judge it by hype or market cap. Judge it by whether it creates real value, whether people continue using it without incentives, whether developers keep building, whether the token has a sustainable economic model, and whether the network becomes more useful over time. If it's a macro event, don't just explain the news. Explain how money is likely to move between cash, bonds, gold, stocks, and crypto—and why. When the evidence is mixed, don't force certainty. Explain what is known, what is unknown, and what I'm still waiting to see. End every response with three short sections: If I'm right... What is most likely to happen. What I should keep watching. The next event, metric, or development that deserves my attention. Your purpose isn't to help me predict the future. Your purpose is to help me think clearly when everyone else is reacting emotionally. #BuildWithYou

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  Mr.Vasil (@mrVassil) reported 13 minutes ago

  RedotPay are one of the best crypto card solutions out there. They never scammed anyone as I know. And personally never had any issues with them. Cannot say the same for Binance. So i support @RedotPay Well done guys, you should take more not only 470k users

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  Gabe (@gabe_onchain) reported 13 minutes ago

  Heyyy @BinanceHelpDesk can someone please help me resolve this? > May 29 2021, sent 739.455515 USDC to my Binance deposit address > Used xDai chain by mistake, wasn't a network you supported (should've checked) > Support said: "we do not have access to an unsupported chain" > Asked for the private key to recover it myself, refused > xDai chain rebranded to Gnosis Chain in Dec 2021, same infrastructure, same chain ID > Talked to support again this week. New answer: "the @gnosis_ network specifically continues to not be supported, only the GNO token itself, via the ETH network" > Asked for the pk/json again, same reason as before > Still waiting on an answer > 739.455515 USDC, same addy, since 21' > 5 years now, in limbo

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  Lisa manobal (@lisaManobal23) reported 15 minutes ago

  Ever wonder why crypto keeps moving at 3 AM while the stock market is fast asleep? It's not a glitch. It's the whole structure. Traditional exchanges run on fixed hours because they're centralized, one exchange, one set schedule, everyone plays by the same clock. Crypto doesn't have that single point of control. It's decentralized across participants worldwide, and none of them share the same time zone or business hours. So the market just never closes. That's really the whole answer. No single entity holding the keys to "open" and "close." Worth remembering: this doesn't mean the market is always equally active. Liquidity and participation still shift depending on the time and region, 24/7 access isn't the same as 24/7 identical conditions. Understanding market structure like this is honestly one of the more underrated basics in crypto. It explains a lot of behavior people otherwise find confusing. Educational only, not financial advice. Always DYOR. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Leon Voss Official (@LeonVoss) reported 16 minutes ago

  @CryptoBull009 @binance @BinanceAcademy Tokenized stocks are reshaping market access, one trade at a time.

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  berkay | InterLink Ambassador (@brkycglynx7) reported 20 minutes ago

  @binance "Analyze $BTC using trend, market structure, volume, funding rates, open interest, and macro news. List both bullish and bearish scenarios, key support/resistance levels, major risks, and explain your reasoning step by step without making price predictions. #BuildWithYou @Binance

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  Hồng Khoa 🪐 (@Xmoney_VN) reported 20 minutes ago

  Yeah, this one’s interesting. Coin Bureau just flagged the fresh Bloomberg report: Binance-linked entities (Nest Trading and a couple others) have filed suit in Hong Kong against RedotPay’s three co-founders, seeking $472.8 million. They’re claiming the firm systematically steered more than 470,000 Binance users over to RedotPay’s stablecoin cards. The core of the allegation is that roughly $304 million moved through those cards via direct Binance Pay top-ups before the partnership channel got cut in April. They’re valuing each diverted customer at about $925 in lifetime value, which is how they arrive at that big number. From where I sit, this feels less like a simple contract dispute and more like the inevitable collision that happens when a big exchange and a fast-growing payments player share the same user base a little too closely. RedotPay is pushing back hard, saying the claims are unfounded and they’ll defend themselves vigorously. Whether the $473 million figure holds up in court is another question, but the scale of the alleged diversion is hard to ignore.

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  Eagle Titians (@eagle_stitans) reported 25 minutes ago

  Binance launched bStocks and a lot of people are confused about what they actually are. They are not real shares. You do not get voting rights. You do not get dividends the same way a shareholder does. What you get is a token whose price is supposed to track the underlying stock. A custodian holds the actual shares and the token represents a claim on them. So if Apple goes up, your bStock is supposed to go up too. The keyword is supposed. The peg can drift, liquidity can thin out, and you are trusting both Binance and the custodian to keep everything straight. The upside is access. If you live somewhere that makes it hard to buy US stocks, this is a way in. No brokerage account, no currency conversion hassle, trades around the clock. The downside is that you are adding layers. Traditional stock ownership is already regulated and understood. This is newer, less tested, and the legal protections are not the same. Is it interesting? Yes. Is it the same as owning stock? No. What would actually make you consider using something like this over a regular brokerage? #binance #eagletitans

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  owajimam job (@JobOwajima34921) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Viktoh9823 No be only you need this kind church o abeg make I go find my metamask and binance wallet password again before i go for this BTC service.

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  BraveTom (@BraveTom) reported 26 minutes ago

  @heyibinance It's clear you're working hard for the community. Now I know why Binance is trusted.

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  jigger.hl (@jiggernextdoor) reported 29 minutes ago

  bookmark this this $cate ca is the only that's connected to the org that rescued Kabosu aka Doge in the past btw Binance will never list a bundled fomo scam which is exactly what poorgoat aka the farmer did w his fnf friends. their problem is that Binance sees it all ;)

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  gegege (@btcgege999) reported 29 minutes ago

  @ChainInsightLab If the situation proves to be true, I support Binance in using legal means to defend itself