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  Cryptogenerian (@cryptogenerian) reported 4 minutes ago

  @KaspaSilver @BitcoinTeacher_ @thekaspaonion The maximum security budget Kaspa has seen was at the ATH or close to it. 800k USD per day. It would take 82 cent Kaspa to do that today. Impossible? No. Gonna happen n 2026? Super unlikely. That would take Coinbase, Gemini and Binance. I’m not convinced one will happen.

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  ayu trades - spaylater, ggives, etc. (@aureayutrades) reported 10 minutes ago

  trade service ~ → load to cash (regular load & load card) → paypal to cash | gcash to paypal → binance to cash | gcash to binance → not verify balance transfer (gcash, maya, grab pay, shopee, lazada) → paypal permanent limit withdrawal (180 days)

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  Andrzej_Brzęczyszczykiewicz (@AndrzejBrzczys2) reported 10 minutes ago

  Last month #Binance burned 600M $LUNC and now just around 300M (-50%). In the past we had even 1-2 BILLION #LUNC burned in a single month! We need a better way to #LUNCburn 🔥🔥🔥 This is way too slow… 💤

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  Andy l Fractal Bitcoin Volunteer (@kaihsiang_chang) reported 13 minutes ago

  ONE: From Binance Star to Two Major Hacks — Is There Still Another Chapter? If you were around during the last bull market, you probably remember Harmony $ONE. In 2019, ONE launched on Binance Launchpad at around $0.003175. By 2021, it had climbed to roughly $0.379, delivering more than a 100x return from its Launchpad price. Back then, Harmony had a strong narrative: Sharding, low fees, EVM compatibility, and fast finality. With projects like DeFi Kingdoms bringing users and liquidity, ONE became one of the more visible Alt-L1 chains of that cycle. Then came 2022. Harmony’s Horizon Bridge was hacked for nearly $100 million. Bridged assets depegged, TVL collapsed, liquidity disappeared, developers left, and confidence was badly damaged. From there, ONE kept falling. I personally watched it rise during the bull market, and then watched it fall all the way toward historical lows. At one point I thought: Maybe most of the bad news is already priced in. Maybe ONE still has a chance for a real comeback. Then recently, ONE finally showed one day of strong price action. And right after that? Another hack. In August 2026, Harmony suffered a major exploit again. Initial reports showed around 4 billion ONE being abnormally minted. Later reconstruction of the exploit indicated roughly 3.01 trillion ONE had been forged through a cross-shard vulnerability. This time, it was not simply a bridge issue. It touched Harmony’s core cross-shard mechanism. Harmony ultimately chose the most aggressive solution: Rollback. The network was restored to a pre-exploit state. Today, the rollback is complete, Shard 0 and Shard 1 are producing blocks again, and RPC services are gradually returning. So technically: The chain survived. But the real problems are not over. Because: A blockchain can roll back. The market cannot. ONE that reached CEXs, internal exchange trades, WONE, bridge assets, deposits, withdrawals, and liquidity issues still need reconciliation and recovery. This is also where I have one respectful criticism of the team: The technical work has continued, but Core Team communication has not been strong enough. Holders are not asking: “When will ONE reach $1?” They are asking: When will bridges return? When will CEX deposits and withdrawals fully reopen? What happens to WONE? How will affected users be handled? Where is the full post-mortem? So I am not calling ONE a 100x opportunity. And I am not declaring it dead either. What decides whether ONE has another chapter is not the next green candle. It is whether Harmony can bring back: Liquidity. Developers. Users. And trust. 2019 opened the first chapter. 2021 was the brightest chapter. 2022 and 2026 were the most painful. The next chapter? It could be a slow fade into history. Or it could become a rare crypto comeback story. The answer has not been written yet. $ONE #Harmony #ONE #Crypto

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  TOR (@TOR_WEB3) reported 18 minutes ago

  @binance Does the dedicated manager actually shorten ticket resolution times for API or settlement issues, or is it just a chat layer over the same queue?

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  MILOLA (@Lolatoye1) reported 18 minutes ago

  @_Ayoo_xx @binance Open support ticket on binance and you will be attended to

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 18 minutes ago

  DASH is on the radar, not in play yet — a clean 4-hour close back above $44.50 with Bitcoin turning up alongside it is what flips this read. Right now the coin is trading near $43 after a long run, and it's pressed right up against a ceiling around $44.48 with the next real floor all the way down near $33. That's a stretched chart with a lot of air underneath. Zoom into the 4-hour view and the risk/reward gets worse. Overhead resistance is only about 1.6% away at $43.78, while the nearest genuine support sits roughly 6% lower at $40.49 — far more room to fail than to work. Buyers took a swing here and stalled out rather than following through. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin itself is soft on its own 4-hour chart and red on the day, and capital is rotating back into BTC rather than out into alts. Layer on three separate forced liquidation flushes in the last 12 hours clustered in the $43.70–$44.60 zone — that's a stack of trapped sellers waiting to unload into any bounce. Too many things to fight at once, so it stays on the watchlist. The level that changes the story is a 4-hour close reclaiming $44.50 with Bitcoin firming up at the same time. Until then, patience. — 📡 On the Radar · $DASH · Available on Binance & MEXC

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  Zero2Crypto (@MadiarMadiev) reported 21 minutes ago

  @binance taste in apps is fine. timing is the problem

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  Safe Inspector 😇 （安全调查) (@Moonerhigh) reported 26 minutes ago

  when liquidate shorts traders #binance are then enough shorts? or still many longs so price not going up or down , unless they close their position ? what a rigged game , you played with the wrong person im exposing everyone !

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  Greg (@GregTyx) reported 27 minutes ago

  CMC is officially listed, and I’m still pushing to get us fully verified. CoinGecko was rejected, but I’ve already submitted it again. BscScan was also rejected because someone posted fake links, but after fixing everything, we resubmitted it as well. I personally made a $45K buyback at $5.1M MC, and I’ve also spent a lot on marketing while we were at ATH. I’m doing everything I possibly can to push this project forward. Last week, KuCoin posted our face, and the Binance Alpha request has been submitted. It hasn’t been rejected, but it also hasn’t been approved yet. The 1% BNB rewards are working perfectly. 🔥 Most importantly — I’m always going to be here. I’m extremely proud of every single one of you who continues to support me and this community. We keep building. We keep pushing. We don’t stop. 🫡 LET’S TAKE BNBCAT TO THE NEXT LEVEL. 🐱🚀

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  Nobody (@n0bodyxz) reported 29 minutes ago

  I still wonder why $4 got sidelined and never got spot listing despite being the first alpha last October. Reached 200m mcap I think then slow bled, as it just relied on binance spot listing. While two others got listed (giggle and binancelife).

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  the intern (@theintern198) reported 31 minutes ago

  @binance More finance less problems

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  VerityWire (@VerityWireHQ) reported 32 minutes ago

  @binance Bots don’t need sleep. Risk doesn’t either. A 24/7 trading bot is useful only when it has clear limits. Otherwise, one bad decision at 3 a.m. can become a much bigger problem by morning — the bot won’t stop just because you’re asleep.

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  ForeDex (@ForeDex_Global) reported 34 minutes ago

  @ForeDex_Global Recognized Analyst @lukasz_wydra picks three ForeDex on-chain indicators that could help define Bitcoin’s next move this week: Three on-chain signals are worth watching this week. ✅ 'Coinbase-Binance Spot Gap' produced three positive readings last week after roughly three and a half months of weakness, although the latest reading is back at -$16.86. ✅ 'Bitcoin Exchange Netflow' is also shifting toward lower exchange-side supply, which could support a breakout if price clears resistance. ✅ 'Stablecoin Exchange Reserves' remain broadly flat, showing no major increase in fresh market liquidity over the past two months. 💡 The setup is improving on the bitcoin:native flow side, but stablecoin liquidity has yet to confirm a broader expansion.

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  CTM (@CryptoTalkMan) reported 36 minutes ago

  So @Binance gave us a hint 10 hours ago and everyone missed it? No no no. CTM SAW IT. Binance randomly posted: “brx ghfrghg wklv jp” Looks like complete gibberish to 99% of CT. But decode it and you get: “you decoded this gm” And what did I immediately say? “It’s the $FLORK language.” While everyone was wondering WTF Binance was talking about, I was already connecting the dots. And now this is getting ridiculous. Binance has posted FLORK FOUR TIMES. Not one. Not two. Not three. FOUR ******* TIMES. And now @cz_binance the founder of Binance — REPOSTED IT. At what point do we stop calling this a coincidence? I’ve been screaming about this narrative while the clues were happening in real time. Binance keeps posting FLORK. Now they’re literally speaking the language. And CZ himself just amplified it. AND HERE’S THE CRAZIEST PART… While I’m sitting here writing all these $FLORK posts and connecting the dots, I’ve already been rewarded over $5,000 WORTH OF BTCB JUST FOR HOLDING THE MEMECOIN. Read that again. I’m holding a ******* memecoin based on the character Binance keeps posting… AND THE MEME IS PAYING ME IN BITCOIN. You literally couldn’t write a more degen narrative if you tried. CTM SAW IT. The question is… DID YOU PAY ATTENTION? $FLORK I’m more ******* bullish than ever. KLJKHU! (means HIGHER in $FLORK language)