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  Gattor (@Dalio777) reported 2 seconds ago

  @The_JDK99 Let me show you an easier way to look at it and you could have made a killing shorting more than 24hrs ago. The CVD is what you needed to look at. So 24hrs ago... binance had already offloaded the spot that brought the price up..so below was nothing but air being held up and now is half way in the process of breaking down slowly.

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  ILYASS (@ILYASS57969646) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Jia_Lilly01 PLEAAAAAAASE Bless me! 🙏🏼 I need that to pay off my debt and pay bills, would help with rent as well. I’ve been asking for quite sometime now.. I’m in dire need of it I swear, please let me be the winner on whatever next prize… Binance UID : 379114519

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  the chart magnet (@TheChartMagnet) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance Why can't binance start a development fund for #lunc and #ustc, You have already helped alot in burning, a small push from you will help us recover the chain.

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  Paulo Carlos (@realparcarlos) reported 11 minutes ago

  Binance psyop full swing. They will stop provide service in the EU, but will blame everyone else except themselves.

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  Epka.ada (@Epka_Epka) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Spigg1115 After 10/10, I personally reported Binance to every possible institution in the EU and in my country, and many others did the same. I hope it helped, even by 0.0000001%, and that they will no longer have access to European markets and capital. **** Binance. Manipulators and scammers.

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  Arbion Labs (@ArbionLabs) reported 14 minutes ago

  First, depth doesn't sit where volume does. The two deepest books — Toobit ($234K at +2%) and Bitunix ($70K at +2%) — are on venues clearing roughly 5% of 24h volume between them. Binance carries a third of all flow on a noticeably thinner book ($58K at +2%). Aggregate depth reads deeper than what most flow can actually reach. Second, on the venues that carry real volume, the book leans to the bid. Binance shows $69K of bids against $58K of asks within 2%; OKX, $64K against $37K. More support below price than resistance above it. 💠 2/3

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  Crypto Bull ₿ ⚡ (@bullcryptobtc) reported 14 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet When will Binance Wallet support $STAMP (SRC-20), the leading Bitcoin Stamps asset? Bitcoin-native, UTXO-based, immutable, and built on Native SegWit. Many community members would love to see support for Bitcoin Stamps assets in Binance Wallet. 🚀

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  Crypto Bull ₿ ⚡ (@bullcryptobtc) reported 16 minutes ago

  @BinanceWallet When will Binance Wallet support $STAMP (SRC-20)? Bitcoin-native assets on Native SegWit deserve broader wallet support. 🚀 @binance @BinanceHelpDesk

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 17 minutes ago

  DEXE just dumped 14% and the bounce attempt is happening inside a much bigger breakdown — this isn't a floor worth leaning into until price reclaims roughly $16.25 on the 4-hour chart. Step back and the picture is lopsided. There's a ceiling right overhead near $15.94 — only about 1% of upside before sellers show up — while the nearest real floor sits all the way down near $13.50. That's roughly fourteen times more room to fall than to rise before the next meaningful level. The 4-hour chart also shows a classic two-peak top near $19–20 that's already cracked, and the broader trend on both the daily and 4-hour view is still pointed down. The backdrop isn't helping either. Bitcoin and Ethereum are both soft on the same 4-hour timeframe, the dollar is firming up (usually a headwind for crypto), and the order book on DEXE is paper-thin — you can't even push a $1,000 order through without moving the price. On top of that, leveraged traders just got flushed out hard in this same 4-hour window, which historically looks more like a forced unwind than a clean bottom being carved out. There IS a small short-term bounce signal on the 15-minute chart, and it's real — but it's one tiny green flag fighting every larger timeframe above it. That's a setup we'd rather watch than chase. The read flips if DEXE can reclaim about $16.25 on a 4-hour close AND Bitcoin turns up with it. Until then, this is a falling knife dressed up as a bounce. — 📘 Pass Note · $DEXE · Available on Binance

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  Bekham Bechamle (@Bechamle) reported 18 minutes ago

  Opened the charts and saw $RDNT up over 400% in a day. The token of a project that got buried two weeks ago. ⠀ It set its all time low just two days ago. Today it ripped several times off that floor. Market cap is around $2M. ⠀ The story of Radiant Capital is about how ambition dies. And about who actually got rich off it. ⠀ 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗥𝗜𝗦𝗘 ⠀ Radiant was once one of the more prominent omnichain lending protocols. The idea was strong: one money market where you deposit on one chain and borrow on another, with no liquidity fragmented across chains. All on LayerZero. ⠀ In 2023 it passed Aave in TVL on Arbitrum and reached top 3 on BNB. The backing was real: Binance Labs portfolio, listed via Launchpool. The token peaked near $0.50 in March 2023. By early 2024 the protocol held almost $400M. ⠀ 𝗢𝗖𝗧𝗢𝗕𝗘𝗥 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟰 ⠀ Everything broke in 2024. A $4.5M exploit in January. A $50M+ one in October, this time North Korea’s Lazarus Group. ⠀ The attack was surgical. A 3 of 11 multisig. The hackers infected developers’ devices with malware. In the Safe interface the signers saw a normal transaction, a routine emissions update. In the background, something completely different hit their wallets. ⠀ The contract executed exactly as written. The wrong person just hit confirm. ⠀ 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗕𝗜𝗧𝗧𝗘𝗥 𝗣𝗔𝗥𝗧 ⠀ The team fought for 18 months to recover the funds. They worked with the FBI, Chainalysis, security specialists. Nothing came back. ⠀ The hacker did not hide the loot. He traded it. He held it all in ETH and swing traded the 4,000 to 5,000 range, turning roughly $53M into over $105M by August 2025. While the project was dying, the thief doubled his haul in plain sight. Full onchain transparency did not recover a single dollar. 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗘𝗡𝗗 On June 1, 2026 the DAO announced the wind down. RDNT emissions stopped, development halted, borrow caps set to zero. The protocol moved into maintenance mode: you can withdraw, but there is no growth left. ⠀ And two weeks later the corpse twitched 300% higher. ⠀ Radiant was not killed by a bug in the code. The contracts never broke. The people did, and their laptops. In DeFi you are judged not by how you fly at the top. You are judged by how you fall, and by who picks up what you leave behind.

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  Lea Thompson (@LeaT_Design) reported 20 minutes ago

  @MartiniGuyYT mica's another eu bureaycracy mess. binance proves it. ****.

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  il.hl (@hyperliquidmax) reported 20 minutes ago

  Hyperliquid now has more perp open interest than half of Bybit. A DEX. No central server. No KYC. 51.3% of Bybit's OI — and climbing. 🧵 HL vs CEX · Open Interest (HYPEFLOWS, ALL view · Jun 2024–Jun 2026): 👇 → HL global share: 8.6% of ALL perp OI → HL vs OKX: 75.5% of OKX's OI → HL vs Bybit: 51.3% of Bybit's OI → HL vs Binance: 20.6% of Binance's OI Two years ago: near 0%. Mainstream take: "8.6% global share is still small. Binance dominates." Sure. But that's the wrong frame. The question isn't where HL is. It's the rate at which it got there. Zero → 75% of OKX's OI in 2 years. Zero → half of Bybit's OI in 2 years. OKX didn't get to its current size in 2 years. Neither did Bybit. "Small" has an expiration date. 📊 At current trajectory: which CEX does HL surpass in OI first? OKX is already at 75.5% — and the 2-year chart hasn't plateaued yet. ⚡

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  Ellyson 🌐 (@eliehson) reported 24 minutes ago

  Get to know the disputes between Binance and Crypto exchanges and the MiCa and how this can be solved. Right now the issue is very current and unresolved. Greece’s financial regulator (HCMC) is reportedly set to reject Binance’s MiCA license application, according to Reuters sources cited on June 16, 2026. MiCA establishes a unified legal framework for crypto service providers across the EU, where approval from just one national regulator grants passporting rights to operate across all 27 member states . Binance chose Greece as its gateway, setting up a Greek holding company (Binary Greece) and submitting its application to the HCMC in January 2026 , partly because co-CEO Richard Teng cited Greece’s talent pool and security profile as advantages over larger financial centers . The two sides disagree on the facts: Binance says the HCMC completed its review, considered the application compliant, and intended to progress it to authorization at an upcoming board meeting while Reuters’ sources say a rejection is coming anyway. The HCMC itself hasn’t commented publicly, citing confidentiality obligations around licensing reviews so the actual substantive grounds for any rejection haven’t been disclosed. The stakes are high because firms not authorized under MiCA may have to stop offering services in the EU starting July 1, 2026 when the transition period ends. As for solutions, the realistic paths being discussed are: Binance could push back through an appeal or formal dispute with HCMC/ESMA if a rejection is finalized; it could pivot to applying in another EU member state under a fast-track process, though the compressed timeline before July 1 makes that difficult; or regulators could grant some kind of extension or grace period, though nothing like that has been confirmed. #Binance has said it will provide a fuller update on its European regulatory status before the end of June , so the next couple of weeks should clarify which route they’re actually taking.

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  October10 (@octobervengence) reported 26 minutes ago

  @binance **** you @binance and the damage you caused on 10.10.25

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  M E S H A L 〽️ (@meshal_BTC) reported 26 minutes ago

  Why are digital payments growing every year? Because people like things that are fast and easy. Order food. Book a ride. Shop online. Pay bills. Send money to family. All from one phone. Digital payments remove a lot of small everyday problems: • No carrying cash everywhere • No looking for exact change • No waiting in long lines • No unnecessary trips to the bank • No “I only have a large note.” Businesses benefit too: • Get paid faster • Keep better payment records • Accept money from more customers • Manage sales more efficiently The biggest reason behind this shift isn’t technology. It’s behavior. Once people experience the convenience of moving money with a few taps, going back feels difficult. Cash still matters and won’t disappear overnight. But every year, payments become a little more digital because the world is becoming faster, more connected, and more mobile. The future of money isn’t only about what we pay with. It’s about how easily we can move value when we need it. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance