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  BitCAT (@bitcatnabil) reported 5 minutes ago

  @binance @cz_binance @cz_binance The reward distribution is FCFS, and i trying to claim mine for two days. However, the entire pool was claimed in 1 second, which seems unusual under high traffic, Expect claims to slow down or fail, not complete instantly. Can you clarify how this was possible?

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  Meta Financial AI (@MetaFinancialAI) reported 7 minutes ago

  What was the main headache in DeFi? Granting 10 different approvals and calculating ratios just to add liquidity. 🤯 Today 👇 9 Aug @Binance Wallet has officially fixed this by launching its new ""Zap"" feature, bringing the process down to a single click. Entering liquidity pools with a single token is now a breeze. As UX becomes simpler, on chain volume will multiply. Up next--> acceleration of BEP95 gas burns! 👏 @cz_binance doesn't stop developing, not even for a single day. #DeFi #Binance #Web3

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  R2D2 (@R2D2zen) reported 9 minutes ago

  Only one person in the comments spotted one thing: PEPE actually arrived in April 2023, although the Binance listing and real breakout came in May (wild times). I see a lot of similarities between how the market felt in August 2023 and how it feels today. LUNA had collapsed around 15 months earlier. FTX had gone bankrupt nine months earlier. Crypto had already gone through a massive purge. Companies were shutting down, cutting staff and conserving cash. In January 2023, Coinbase cut around 20% of its workforce. Sound familiar to 2026? Volumes and attention were still extremely low. Pretty much the case right now ( except some outliners). What I would say is a lot different now, is the institutional crypto side, far bigger and more established now, but CT doesn’t get much exited about this. BTC spent much of that summer stuck around $25k–$30k. Now it feels like we’ve been stuck forever again. Retail excitement had also faded significantly after the early-year meme speculation in 2023. This year we had prediction markets driving the narrative in the first part of the year. Yet underneath all of that, the early pieces of the next cycle were already forming. That’s the interesting part. The market can look completely dead on the surface while the next wave is already being built underneath.

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  🟧Zak Fvckman (@ZakFvckman) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Nazo_ku Brain damaged? They will obviously dump and sell the **** coin in BINANCE...

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  Muntari Abdulhamid (@SupplyDemand29) reported 12 minutes ago

  $ETH Ethereum ∼$1,910 right now. Day range: $1,907 / $1,938 — tight, indecisive. Context: ETH fell from $4,950 high in Aug 2025 to ∼$1,800 in July 2026. Down bad. Why? Spot ETH ETF outflows early 2026 + hawkish Fed. That narrative just flipped. Let's break it down 👇 1. Flow is back: Spot ETH ETFs just logged 3 straight green weeks. +$18.39M net inflow last week alone, total net assets now > $10.52B. On Aug 6-8 we saw $255M inflow in 3 days. That's fuel. But Binance stablecoin netflow plunged -518% WoW — biggest liquidity drain across all tracked metrics. So spot buying without stablecoin ammo = fakeouts. 2. Technicals — Triple rejection: ETH is getting rejected for the 3rd time at the descending trendline + 100-day EMA (∼$1,930). This is THE level. • Resistance: $1,930 - $1,938 (today's high + trendline) • Support: $1,907 today's low / $1,887 last week low / $1,800 major psychological Choppy action all early 2026, 200 SMA is the trend decider. Forecast models expect $1,914 today, $1,975 by Aug 14 if $1,930 breaks (+2.9%). 3. My take: August seasonality is ugly for ETH: median -1.87% return historically. I'm not longing resistance. I need a daily close ABOVE $1,938 to flip bullish to $2,100. Until then: $1,900 is battlefield. Lose $1,887 and we re-test $1,800 fast. Long-term setup still intact though — ETH is back in historical accumulation zone where smart money positioned before. Brave New Coin still has $10k as upper-bound scenario if long-term support holds. Trade the level, not the hope. Are you buying this dip or waiting for $1,930 break?

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  @𝐀𝐥𝐩𝐡𝐚 𝐀𝐫𝐚𝐛 ⭐ (@blackarab006) reported 14 minutes ago

  @MySpenda @SpendaAfrica Please I need urgent help with my USDT deposit. I mistakenly sent 168 USDT via PLASMA network to my Spenda USDT deposit address instead of BEP-20. Binance shows the transaction as Completed, but the funds haven’t been credited.

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  Hellcat (@hellcat6900) reported 15 minutes ago

  @CookerFlips Yup It became a thing when the gay only fans model pnut daddy was trying to get PNUT delisted from binance cus he was sidelined on his own squirrel . Cz didn’t give a **** tho

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  snow crypt (@crypt_snow01231) reported 15 minutes ago

  Terms To Be Familiar in Memecoin Trading - Degen (Degenerate): A trader who takes high-risk positions, often with little research or consideration for potential losses. - Snipe: To quickly buy or sell a coin at a specific price before others can react, often using automated trading bots. - Thesis: A trader's investment strategy or reason behind buying or holding a particular coin. - Roadmap: A project's planned development timeline, outlining milestones and future updates. - Gas fee: A transaction fee paid to validate and process transactions on a blockchain network. - Slippage: The difference between expected and actual execution prices due to market volatility or liquidity issues. - Buy and sell tax: A fee charged by some projects on each transaction (buy or sell), often to incentivize holding. - Tokenomics: The study of a project's economic system, including token distribution, supply, and incentives. - Wallet: Software or hardware used to store, send, and receive cryptocurrencies (e.g. MetaMMask, Ledger). - DEX (Decentralized Exchange): A peer-to-peer exchange operating on a blockchain, facilitating trustless trades without third party interference. - Bridge: A protocol enabling transfers between different blockchain networks (e.g. Ethereum to Binance Smart Chain). - Burn: Permanently burning (removing) tokens from circulation to reduce supply and potentially increase value. • • • If you’re just getting started with your Degen journey, you should get yourself familiar with these terms. I’ll drop part 2 tomorrow

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  Olusesan Titilayo (@titilayo_25) reported 19 minutes ago

  @TheDAOLabs @okx So the lesson is much simpler: PLAN AHEAD. OKX secured its European licence before its US regulatory problem happened. Binance was still dealing with its European route as the deadline approached.

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  小姐Will🔶BNB 💎 (@Will_binance) reported 22 minutes ago

  They could push it straight to 3–5M But they’re choosing to cook it slowly and wait for a big move and some big news That’s completely understandable. It’s not just a pump-and-dump game. They’re taking their time and building it seriously Just like tutorial:native last year when it was still under 1M, it went from 200k → 300k → 500k → 300k → 500k → 700k. It moved very slowly like that for many weeks, and then... boom. 5M, then 10M. Bigger news started coming out, then the Binance listing, and the rest became history. Since writing about tutorial:native yesterday at 70M, it has gone absolutely crazy. It didn’t stop at 70M It went all the way to 300M. Clearly, a large fund is working with the TUT team to drive it I have no idea what they’re planning All I know is that I’m going to buy more #XchangetheWorld while I still have the chance 0xe9d476ce8ba9431a6c1ae39c00e84dab5c717777 I’ve written a lot about it. Read more about it and think about whether it’s worth giving it a try

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  zaoc (@zaoc11) reported 27 minutes ago

  @binance About 60 percent of TradFi perpetual volume runs through Binance, showing crypto rails are swallowing market access. Gross that legacy finance still drags its feet. Will both systems finally connect? Share your take 😒

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  Crypto With Bhavesh (@Crypto_Bhavesh) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Usmaangani252 I contact to the binance support and they have freeze merchant account still nothing happen i have also contacted merchant they are just telling me their account also got on hold I have all the id proof of merchant

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  Karl 📚🧮 (@karlbooklover) reported 31 minutes ago

  That interpretation collapses two different phases and overfits the Binance panel. The cross-venue data says the 22:14 UTC burst was primarily squeeze, like short covering, followed by a bearish rejection, not simply “new longs opening at the high.” 21:59:00–22:13:59 UTC: BTC +0.118%, OI +306.3 BTC and perpetual net buying +$19.68M. Positions were building beforehand, but OI does not identify them as longs versus shorts. 22:14:20–22:14:29 UTC: BTC 65,284.6 → 65,444.8, perpetual net buying +$190.82M and $1.574M of shorts liquidated. Price peaked at 65,447.1 at 22:14:26. Across the complete 22:14 minute, OI fell 278.61 BTC: Bybit −155.38, Hyperliquid −125.01 and Binance only +1.77. Aggressive buying plus contracting OI is far more consistent with short covering than wholesale new-long creation. The Binance five-minute slice is the kernel of truth: during 22:10:00–22:14:59, Binance OI rose 97.56 BTC. But Bybit fell 138.49 and Hyperliquid fell 124.83 BTC, leaving aggregate OI down 165.76 BTC. A Binance-only chart cannot describe the cross-venue move. The bearish rejection is real: 22:15:00–22:44:59, BTC −0.607%, perpetual net flow −$98.27M and OI −433.14 BTC. But recorded long liquidations were only $0.677M, so “longs got wiped” is overstated.

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  Max Wynn (@imamaxwynner) reported 33 minutes ago

  @BOBBNBCHAIN Wow now bob isnt shelved! i cant believe this is actually a binance deployer wtf

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  Robi (@robi44610) reported 34 minutes ago

  @binance **** your Binance since you became sell off