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  ombre25 (@ombre25tasl) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BinanceHelpDesk @binance @BinanceHelpDesk any update boss - review what’s needed allow me withdraw my money then you can delete my account or close it. Your service is bullshit

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  Luis Hauenstein (@luishXYZ) reported 11 minutes ago

  this "kalshi overtakes polymarket" chart is extremely mind blowing for multiple reasons > for many people "polymarket" practically is the same as "prediction markets", in the same way as "web search" = "google". i had normie friend saying "check the polymarket" regularly, it had become the household name that permeated culture overcoming this is *extremely* rare, kudos for that to kalshi > in overall finance, onchain, open products seemed to be winning. binance could grow faster than coinbase because of "regulatory arbitrage" and going global. now hyperliquid is growing faster than binance because of being onchain and open. since "liquidity begets liquidity", you'd think the platform with the most access globally wins. for polymarket, this doesn't seem to have worked out. maybe because the regulatory arb was too aggressive, with many countries banning the website at ISP level? also begs the question: is there really that little demand for onchain prediction market liquidity? or will other platforms like @predictdotfun also eat into the share of polymarket? (i haven’t tested kalshi’s onchain offering enough to know if that's a serious competitor for onchain flow)

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  Rizwan (@0x_Rizwan) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Alek_Carter @binance @BinanceAcademy Trust it to help but not make calls

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  Adept (@NPCadept) reported 13 minutes ago

  @binance /support

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  LUNC BURN UPDATE (@LuncBurnDaily) reported 13 minutes ago

  @LuncBurnDaily reports 122.3 million LUNC tokens burned on August 27, 2026, cutting total supply by 0.0019% to 6.45 trillion as part of Terra Classic's ongoing burn mechanism. The account tracks daily burns and supply reduction to support community goals of lowering the massive circulating supply inherited from the 2022 Terra ecosystem collapse. Attached TradingView chart shows LUNC trading near $0.000054 on Binance with 1D technicals, volume data, and overlays for BTC, ETH, and other pairs.

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  Archive (@ArchiveExplorer) reported 15 minutes ago

  @crypt0cat_btc mostly prediction markets, sports and weather contracts, plus the scalper working the lag against binance

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  Hijab (@Nuray61053374) reported 19 minutes ago

  Every generation changes the way we think about money. This time it’s us .. Gen Z. Born between 1997 and 2012, we’re 13 to 28 right now. And while our parents waited till their 30s to invest, we started at 18 with a trading app in our pocket. We grew up with a phone in our hand. YouTube taught us more than any class. TikTok explained ETFs in 45 seconds. X and Threads turned market news into memes we actually get. Commission-free apps didn’t feel new to us, they just felt normal. Forget bank branches and boring brochures. Our classroom is 60 seconds long. A creator breaks down SIPs while roasting the market. A reel explains Bitcoin between two dance videos. Someone drops their portfolio in a Discord and suddenly 200 people are learning together. We trust people who talk like us. Sometimes Urdu, sometimes English, always real. No jargon. Apps gave us streaks, badges, and $5 minimums. Investing stopped feeling scary. It started feeling like something we could do together on WhatsApp, Reddit, in DMs. We learned by doing. Not by waiting till we had $5000. The way we invest looks different because our world is different. I don’t need $2000 to own Tesla. I can own a slice. If there’s no app, it doesn’t exist. A student in Bahawalpur can buy the same US stock as someone in New York. And before we ask about returns, we ask: does this align with AI, climate, gaming, the internet? We grew up with volatility. Crypto crashes, meme pumps, weird market days it’s all we’ve known. So risk doesn’t paralyze us. But we also love automation. Round-ups. Auto-invest. Let the money build while we sleep. The old gatekeepers are gone. No more “talk to your advisor.” Now it’s commission-free brokers, neo-banks, crypto exchanges, and platforms that let you buy gold or US stocks in 3 taps from Pakistan or India. Add AI screeners, portfolio trackers, and creators who explain without making you feel dumb — and finance stops being intimidating. For us, the perfect platform is fast, cheap, and teaches you while you use it. Boomers started in their 40s. Millennials in their 30s. We started at 18. They trusted banks. We trust communities. They invested locally. We invest globally from day one. For them money was private. For us it’s content. We learn it, share it, debate it. It’s not all perfect. The same apps that teach can mislead. Easy access can feel like gambling if you’re not careful. Hype cycles burn people out. Information is everywhere, but wisdom still has to be earned. We’re not waiting for permission. We started early, so time is on our side. Compounding is our superpower. We think globally. We learn from creators. We put our money where our values are AI, climate, Web3, the things that will shape the next 50 years. So to every bank, platform, and government watching: Be mobile. Be clear. Be honest. Teach us, don’t talk down to us. Gen Z isn’t the future of investing. We’re already in it. We’re not just entering the market. We are becoming the market. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Rovi (@Roviweb3) reported 25 minutes ago

  @binance Lol, I saw my BNBCAT chart and started crying. Thanks for following them and liking them, but you didn’t support them. BNB doesn’t stand a chance in this bull market, lol.

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  Anderio (@anderio_eth) reported 28 minutes ago

  Let's imagine that BTC is trading at $78,000 on Binance and $80,000 on Bybit. If I buy one Bitcoin on Binance and sell it on Bybit, I’ll make $2,000? ... It would seem true, if not for a bunch of things that make it more complicated. Trading fee, withdrawal fee, slippage... liquidity! But it’s precisely because of these things that, in 2026, it’s STILL possible to profit from spreads between exchanges Of course, not $2,000 per trade. It all depends on the opportunities you find. But manually tracking spreads and opening positions on two exchanges is very difficult. There simply isn’t enough time. Together with @Banlife_eth , we’re building a website that lets you track spreads, see how long they’ve lasted, view their history and a few more things. This can help you decide whether it’s worth opening a position. But by then, it might already be too late also. And very soon, this won’t be a problem for us either. Details in the article👇

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  speck (@spec4spec) reported 29 minutes ago

  @BluntCap @PGL_BULLISH @binance there’s no way this doesn’t break 100m by the end of the week, i’ve never seen a coin with this much holders and support and at the same time be this low

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  Toshi (@toshiXchain) reported 32 minutes ago

  @uhonyn Binance listing doesn't help with pump anymore for a prolonged time say even a week Also listing in the beginning of a bull will ruin the further cycle Btw what was ur average entry

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  Aminul (아미눌) (@1nxnn__) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Helle_een @binance Early access helps, but real investing needs education.

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  Rajiv (@MemeCoinRajiv) reported 34 minutes ago

  @utexocom Users with funds on Binance still have access to withdrawals, right?

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  riRoyal.Base.eth (@0xRiRoyal) reported 37 minutes ago

  @TopuWeb3 @binance the direct team access sounds like the real value here.

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  Ahmed Omith (@ahmedomith) reported 39 minutes ago

  @nesaorg @binance @nesaorg Nes token buy sell totally off please solv this problem