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  Godian Frank (@GodianFran4590) reported 39 seconds ago

  @Digital_Striver @binance @inter_link Will itlg be traded some day or it will be discarded, or All trading will only go down with itl. Nobody is really talking about itlg we are mining.

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  Amy william (@Ammywilliamm) reported 3 minutes ago

  @jasmineleee_ @binance 24/7 access to tokenized assets is a major shift in how markets could operate

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  Mirza Taimoor baig (@taimoor355) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Crypto__Haris Bro I need 300 dollars to solve my problem recently pump I lost my saving if you can help Me am thankful to you my binance uid : 146587764

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  BullifyX (@Bullify_X) reported 4 minutes ago

  @cas_abbe @binance I can definitely relate to this. I’ve experienced the same issue myself, and it’s frustrating when genuine engagement gets buried under spam copy paste comments and reciprocal interactions

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  HELiN (@turkish_babby) reported 6 minutes ago

  Gen Z is entering investing with a completely different starting point. They’ve grown up with apps, instant information, digital payments, crypto, and global markets already in their pocket. That means learning about money can start much earlier than it did for previous generations. But access alone isn’t the advantage. The real advantage is knowing how to use it. Gen Z has more tools, more data, and more investment options than ever, but also more noise, hype, and pressure to move fast. That’s why the better approach is not chasing every trend. It’s building strong basics early. Understand risk. Learn how diversification works. Question what you see online. Think long term. And only invest in what you actually understand. The platforms may be newer, but good financial habits still matter most. Gen Z doesn’t need to copy the old way of investing. It just needs to avoid repeating the old mistakes in a faster digital world. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  DevrikKamyon ₿ $giggle (@pxxx63499) reported 6 minutes ago

  @binance @GiggleFundBSC hacked by someone,fix it

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  Ariel Lillie (@ariell_xyz) reported 15 minutes ago

  @blake_grid binance jumped in right away with emergency communication support respect

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  Shizu_静 (@Shizu86s) reported 16 minutes ago

  Binance Lite Loan Crypto backed borrowing, simply explained Need liquidity without immediately selling eligible crypto assets? Crypto backed borrowing is a concept where eligible digital assets can be used as collateral to borrow supported assets under specific loan terms. With Binance Lite Loan, users may be able to borrow against eligible collateral while that collateral may continue earning yield where applicable, depending on the product and asset. How does it work? 1. Eligible crypto is provided as collateral. 2. Supported assets can be borrowed according to the applicable terms. 3. The collateral remains subject to the loan conditions until the borrowing is repaid or otherwise settled. Why might users consider it? • It can provide access to liquidity without immediately selling collateral. • Where applicable, eligible collateral may continue generating yield. • It introduces another way to manage digital asset liquidity. What are the risks? Borrowing against crypto is not risk-free. Collateral values can fluctuate, and loan terms, collateral requirements, interest or other costs may apply. Users should understand the possibility of additional collateral requirements or liquidation according to the applicable terms. Product features and availability can vary by region and may change over time. Always review the latest information, terms, eligibility requirements, and risks through official Binance sources before using any product. Educational content only. This is not financial advice. Always verify information through official sources, and remember that product availability may vary by region. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  比特牛 (@_BitBull) reported 17 minutes ago

  @PiNetworkAL Impersonation using the Binance name keeps coming back. The simplest rule still holds. CZ does not use WeChat, so any CZ account there is fake. Check the official site before trusting anything.

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  Sagor (@sgrsagor) reported 17 minutes ago

  @zyvrenweb3 @binance For sure, access to info is a game changer

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  Alastar (@AlastarTrades) reported 19 minutes ago

  $AKE update Price is holding above 0.008. Sell prints keep hitting that level and getting absorbed without price breaking down. Smart money positioning: • Longs: $13.64M, avg entry 0.0062, 69% in profit • Shorts: $3.18M, avg entry 0.0069, 77% underwater • Long/short notional ratio: 426.46% • Binance OI: $31M Longs are more than four times larger in notional and sitting in profit. The short side is stacked above its average entry and losing on most of it. That imbalance has not unwound. AKE has run on short liquidations at every stage of this move. A drop from here that leaves the leveraged shorts untouched looks less likely than another flush through them first. #ake #akeusdt

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  lexanofomo🦇🔊 (@lexashizo) reported 21 minutes ago

  $STORJ looks like a crime setup. The fundamentals are a Chapter 11 filing. What I'm looking at is positioning, forced flows and a book that's too thin to absorb either of them. Start with funding, which is running around -2000% APR across several venues. Numbers like that tell you the market is crowded. Every short in the token is paying rent by the hour to keep the position on, and the handful of longs still alive are the ones collecting. Funding stays that deep only when one side has run out of participants. And there really isn't much long side left to flush. STORJ fell about 50% in late July after Storj Labs filed voluntary Chapter 11. That candle did the liquidation work already, so whoever's holding now is either short, running arb, or Korean. Then Binance announced it's delisting STORJ on September 3. The reaction to that announcement was the informative part. The dip got bought back quickly. When bad news stops producing follow-through, it usually means the sellers are finished and the float is parked somewhere that doesn't want to move. It also puts a hard clock on every short in the token, because a delisting doesn't let you sit in a position indefinitely and collect while the venue winds down around you. Speaking of the float: roughly 15% of supply has been burned, and real circulating market cap is under $15M. At that size a few hundred thousand dollars of forced buying doesn't move the price, it resets it. Around 30% of tokens sit onchain on Upbit, which is the $ACE pattern almost exactly. Supply concentrated on one Korean venue, Korean retail setting the marginal price, and a spot market that trades on its own clock with its own premium behaviour. Liquidity across CEXs is still there for now, Upbit included, which is what makes the setup tradeable at all. But overnight spreads were already touching 8%, which tells you the book is wide enough that the price during quiet hours is basically whatever the next market order decides it is. So the case is: shorts on a clock they don't control, a small float concentrated in one venue, longs already cleared out, and a book thin enough that any forced buying reprices the whole thing. Now the part worth reading twice if you're sizing this. Storj Labs is in bankruptcy and creditors sit ahead of token holders. The proposed token-to-equity path has no snapshot date, no conversion ratio, no eligibility criteria and no court approval. Building a thesis on it would be a mistake. Venue risk works against you as much as for you. Losing Binance on September 3 takes out the deepest book in the token, and what's left gets thinner from there. The realistic failure mode is being right and unable to sell it. That 8% night spread applies when you're the one crossing it, too. If there's a trade here it lives in the window before the delisting, after which the whole thing turns into a liquidity desert.

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  hekt0 (@rq_crypto) reported 22 minutes ago

  @crypto_queen_x a 21k print on binance is not a glitch thats the market showing its hand early

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  adrian defi (@0xadriandefi) reported 24 minutes ago

  The Coinbase Premium flipped positive yesterday. That's one signal, not a trend. It measures whether BTC trades higher on @coinbase than offshore exchanges like @binance, which is a valid read on whether US institutional money is actually buying. One green day tells you nothing yet. Several in a row while price holds is where it gets interesting. New video breaks it down. I'll post another one the day it's been green for a week.

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  Crypto Tice (@CryptoTice_) reported 25 minutes ago

  BREAKING: Japan just ended its 4-year crypto exchange freeze. Nomura-backed Laser Digital won the first new license since 2022. The last approval before this: Binance Japan. Will initially supply liquidity to domestic licensed crypto firms. Then expand into institutional trading. Supporting Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, and Shiba Inu at launch. Registration number: Kanto Local Finance Bureau No. 00032. This lands one month after Japan reclassified crypto as financial instruments. Paving the way for spot ETFs by 2028. And a flat 20% tax rate. Down from up to 55% today. Here's the demand this is built for. 79% of Japanese institutions surveyed plan to buy crypto within 3 years. Japanese investor holdings already sit near ¥4.9 trillion. Roughly $33,000,000,000. The regulatory freeze existed because of a wave of exchange hacks last decade. The FSA just decided the wait is over. Nomura, Japan's largest investment bank, is the one walking through first.