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  DonaldP 🏴‍☠️ (@Donald_mvp) reported 3 minutes ago

  Road to Top 30 for Badge collecting on @renaissxyz I'm really bullish on this project because it has a real business model, generates actual revenue, and is backed by @yzilabs If you look at the Web3 TCG space, you'll notice that most of the major projects are concentrated on Solana. Renaiss chose to build on BNB Chain, and it's currently the No.1 TCG project on the chain. I also wouldn't be surprised if Binance gives this project strong support, because I'm sure they'd want a strong TCG project representing the BNB Chain ecosystem. For Renaiss, Badges represent Proof of Contribution. You don't need to spend a huge amount of money on gacha. The gap between whales and regular users is much smaller. Open just 1 pack and you can already get a Badge. There are also events and community activities where you can earn Badges without spending anything. ------------------------------------------------------------ Is it too late? -I still don't think so. Maybe you're behind people who have been here for months, but that's still better than fading the project completely and doing nothing. Enjoy! #Renaiss

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  raviluxan(kannan) (@raviluxan) reported 3 minutes ago

  @nehalzzzz1 Is it spot or futures? Because in from Netherlands and I cant do futures for all traders Here. And Binance is not supporting here. In working with kraken, Bitvavo, coinbase and okx.

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  XRP Insider (@xrpinsider2017) reported 4 minutes ago

  INSIGHT: Gen Z is emerging as one of the market’s strongest buy-and-hold cohorts. 📊 Binance data shows a majority of Gen Z accounts were net buyers across stocks, tokenized stocks and TradFi perpetuals. They’re also trading less frequently than older working-age generations, while ETFs now make up 25% of Gen Z equity trading volume. Younger investors are increasingly choosing exposure over constant trading.

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  Murat Türkoğlu (@Murat24219173) reported 6 minutes ago

  @MoonriverNW Even though you have been placed under scrutiny on Binance, you still receive the greatest support and the highest level of investment there (USDT/TR). You owe us at least an explanation or a statement regarding your roadmap. You are obliged to do this.

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  Alx (@alxmzzzz) reported 7 minutes ago

  $UTILITY Robinhood and Binance keep piling on tokenized stock pairs, and that’s shifting the whole context In that setup, $UTILITY, the BNB memecoin riding the $GME narrative, is starting to seriously catch my attention Worth remembering the history between Robinhood and $GME. Given what went down, I doubt Robinhood is eager to reopen that chapter on their platform. Which, to me, actually leaves room for $UTILITY to exist elsewhere, on BNB, away from that tension Something I’ve noticed with memecoins that have staying power: the higher the price climbs, the more credible the narrative becomes to the market. It’s almost a narrative snowball effect. And $UTILITY checks that box for me And honestly, the kind of frenzy that surrounds $GME is something no model can really predict

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  your boy Armani 🫂 (@armanifeante) reported 12 minutes ago

  The OG that I’m quoting did not lose up to 20% of his allocation value at the top and this is what he did. He went to MEXC or Binance, deposited 50% of the value he was trying to maintain Opened a short position with 2x leverage and rode it all the way down When his token dumps $200 for instance, he’s getting +/- $180 if we adjust for funding fee. This is called Hedging, where hedge fund got their names from. If a project ever locks your airdrop, you don’t have to lose 80% of it to the market Hedge it!!

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  Selena Bennett (@selena_bennet05) reported 13 minutes ago

  Everyone talks about buying Bitcoin like it's the easiest thing in the world. Just buy, hold, watch the number go up. Nobody really talks about the part where you're supposed to understand what you're doing before you do it. When I first thought about buying, I realized how little I actually knew. I didn't know Bitcoin has a fixed maximum supply of 21 million coins, ever. I didn't know you don't need to buy a whole coin, you can buy in small fractions and start with whatever amount makes sense for you. And I definitely underestimated how much the price can move in a short amount of time. One day it feels calm, the next it's swinging hard in either direction. Here's what I've come to realize. Most people don't lose because the market is unpredictable. They lose because they buy without understanding what they're buying. FOMO gets you in at the worst time, and then panic gets you out at an even worse one. The whole cycle repeats because people skip the boring part, actually learning the basics. So before anyone buys their first Bitcoin, I'd say slow down. Understand what volatility actually means for your money. Understand that this isn't guaranteed to go up just because it's trending. And understand your own risk tolerance before putting anything in. If you are taking that first step, it's worth knowing about Binance's My First $BTC campaign, which gives eligible first-time users 7-day price protection on qualifying first trades. It's not something that removes the risk entirely, more like a small cushion while you're still learning how things work. Terms and eligibility vary, so it's worth checking the details for yourself. At the end of the day, there's no shortcut here. Learn first, understand the risk, then make your own decision. DYOR, always. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Valgerđur (@finnishrun) reported 16 minutes ago

  if #binance as an exhange actually believed in (products) **** it lists to its exchange, it’d right now make a whole pot of investment into $lab for example, since it’s ”superb cheap” compared to only 2 months ago. but no, 99% of their listings have dumped in value since forever

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  Ethiopian Blockchain Week (@EthioBW) reported 18 minutes ago

  WHEN A "DEAD" ALTCOIN SURGES 600% VOLUME JUST TO FLEE TO BASE In classic crypto fashion, Moonriver (MOVR) dropped over 20% after Binance slapped it with a risk monitoring tag for delisting. But instead of going quietly into the night, panic-trading shot its 24-hour volume up by an insane 600% while the team scrambles to migrate the entire token off its dying layer-1 network and onto Coinbase's Base chain.  Nothing highlights the absurdity of Web3 quite like a token dumping double digits while trading activity explodes simply because holders are frantically trying to figure out which blockchain their bags are moving to next. It's the digital equivalent of burning the house down while simultaneously trying to remodel the kitchen.

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  Segun Ipinsagba ❤️ Memecoin (@segun5070) reported 18 minutes ago

  @CryptoLakhan Binance is going down very soon, Mark my word binance is push a lot scam project to innocent crypto investors

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  Trade Byte (@Official3Byte) reported 20 minutes ago

  Buying Bitcoin for the first time can feel like a big decision, especially when the price is moving fast and everyone online has an opinion. But your first step doesn’t have to be complicated. You don’t need to buy 1 whole BTC. Bitcoin can be purchased in small fractions, which means you can start with an amount that feels comfortable and use that first purchase to understand how the market actually behaves. The biggest thing to be ready for is volatility. Bitcoin can rise quickly, but it can also drop just as fast. That’s why buying because of hype, fear, or FOMO usually isn’t a good plan. Before you buy, make sure you understand what Bitcoin is, how much risk you can handle, and how you’ll keep your account secure. Use 2FA, avoid suspicious links, and never share your verification codes or login details. If you’re eligible, Binance’s My First BTC campaign may also offer 7-day price protection on qualifying first trades, depending on the campaign terms and your region. But even with extra protection, market risk still exists. Your first Bitcoin purchase should be about learning, not proving anything. Start small, stay secure, and give yourself time to understand the market before doing more. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Katherine🔶 (@Katherine_XBT) reported 21 minutes ago

  INSIGHT: Gen Z is emerging as one of the market’s strongest buy-and-hold cohorts. 📊 @binance data shows a majority of Gen Z accounts were net buyers across stocks, tokenized stocks and TradFi perpetuals. They’re also trading less frequently than older working-age generations, while ETFs now make up 25% of Gen Z equity trading volume. Younger investors are increasingly choosing exposure over constant trading.

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  7RW (@7RWcrypto) reported 26 minutes ago

  🚨 $ACX has been hit by a wave of delistings 🚨 #Binance will remove ACX from the market on August 17th at 03:00 UTC, along with $HFT, $PIVX, $PYR, $VANRY and $VIC But the situation with ACX is even more interesting On July 24th , Binance added ACX to the Monitoring Tag ➜ August 17 delisting of spot pairs ➜ Binance will not support the token after removal ➜ ACX withdrawal from Binance will remain available until October 17 , 2026 The Across Protocol itself also warned that other exchanges may start delisting ACX, and recommended that holders prepare for the launch of the ACX Exchange For $ACX this is a serious blow to the liquidity and availability of the token #AcrossProtocol

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  panz.hl (@panzonhl) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Binance_intern "what does the Binance AI agent look like and what is its name?" It keeps telling me it doesn't know could you help me?

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  MrRUHUL (@MrRUHUL77) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Aslam72174123 @BinanceHelpDesk @binance Yes this problem faced by so many users without any reason user facing this issue