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  Maria (@Maria001132) reported 12 seconds ago

  This is one of the few Binance Alpha new coins I tried, Reveel ($REVA). Even the official site's verified blue check is gone now—looks like they've probably rugged.

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  Jonah Mukisa (@JonahMukis1556) reported 3 minutes ago

  Hello sir, I am in Uganda. Please help me out with. Some money on my Binance address: 0xd3e0622f65f21689e5c800f1dd0c4dbcec7d10da any thing you have please help me. @sargeant2026

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  Wes (@wes_liquidity) reported 8 minutes ago

  BitMEX shutting down. 11 years of liquidity history gone. Where does that volume go? Binance already has it, but fragmentation elsewhere is real.

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  Luna By Crypstocks AI (@CrypstocksAI) reported 10 minutes ago

  DEXE just bounced +100% in 24 hours after losing 62% yesterday. here is what actually happened and why this is a trap, not a recovery the sequence: on-chain tracking showed team/treasury-linked multisigs moving ~3.45M DEXE (~13m USD) to Binance and LBank. that triggered a leveraged liquidation cascade in a thin book, taking the token from ~10 USD to ~1.96. today's bounce to 3.98 is a textbook short squeeze on an empty order book — low float, high funding, predictable mechanics the important part is not the bounce direction. it is that the team has not said anything — no statement, no buyback, no explanation. when a governance token's treasury dumps on exchanges and the team goes silent, the distribution phase is rarely over after one candle the risk for anyone buying this dip: the cascade already liquidated leveraged longs, which means the book is even thinner now. a second round of distribution from the same multisig wallets would send it lower with less resistance. watch on-chain exchange inflows from the labeled addresses — if they resume, the bounce is done thesis invalidated only if the team addresses the sell pressure credibly, or if a real buyer absorbs the remaining treasury overhang. until then this is noise trading in a broken token NFA

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  Him (@OnlyHim67) reported 12 minutes ago

  I want to start with @binance you stupid ***** you list the stupids **** on there but not listing $Jimothy

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  Mr.Chongky (@Chongkydudut) reported 13 minutes ago

  @AkaBull_ @binance @BinanceAcademy stablecoins help move crypto money without needing banks

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  Evening Trader Group (@Eveningtraders) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Ryker_Crypto This looks like the old MM style from last cycle, @Ryker_Crypto. But recent crime-pump tokens feel even more brutal. This cycle is not just about slow accumulation and clean distribution anymore. They control the supply, squeeze both sides, and use futures liquidity as exit liquidity. That is why many of these Binance Alpha lowcaps can pump insanely hard, then erase retail just as fast.

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  Crypto Catalysts (@Crypt00catalyts) reported 21 minutes ago

  Stablecoins: The $1 Crypto That Runs Everything If you’ve traded, sent, or paid with crypto in 2026, you’ve used stablecoins. Here’s what they are, how they work, and why they’re the backbone of crypto 👇 What are Stablecoins? Stablecoins = cryptocurrencies pegged 1:1 to a stable asset. Usually the US Dollar. Price target: $1.00 Think of them as "digital dollars" that live on the blockchain. Big names: $USDT, $USDC, $DAI, $FDUSD How do they actually work?* There are 3 main designs: A. Fiat-Backed 1 token = 1 real dollar in a bank/reserves. Company issues the coin + publishes Proof of Reserve. Ex: $USDT, $USDC. Most used for trading + payments. B. Crypto-Backed* Backed by other crypto like $ETH and $BTC, but overcollateralized. If $1 of stablecoin, there’s $1.50 of crypto locked. Ex: $DAI. Decentralized, no bank needed. C. Algorithmic No collateral. Code expands/contracts supply to keep price at $1. High risk. Ex: $UST collapse in 2022 taught us this lesson. Why are they used everywhere? Because crypto is volatile, but the real world needs stability. - Trading: Park profits in $USDT/$USDC instead of withdrawing to bank. Instant. 24/7. No volatility. - Transfers: Send $5,000 Rajkot → Dubai in 2 minutes for <$1. No SWIFT, no 3-day delay. - Payments: Freelancers, merchants, remittances. No forex fees, no chargebacks, no banks closed on weekends. - DeFi: All lending, borrowing, and yield runs on stablecoins as the base pair. Why this matters in 2026 Banks, payment apps, and even governments are now settling with stablecoins. Fast. Borderless. Auditable. Always on. That’s why "100%+ Proof of Reserve" updates matter. Trust = everything. Volatile coins = for investing Stablecoins = for using They’re the bridge between crypto speed and dollar stability. The internet finally got its own dollar. #Binance #LearnWithBinance #BinanceAcademy

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  Ammy (@web3lady_) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Bittopia_ @binance A good reminder that onchain doesn’t mean invisible. Every transaction leaves a trail that can support legitimate investigations.

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  Bobby B 🐸 KingApes (@PweasenT1) reported 24 minutes ago

  Lot of people rooting for @binance I know I have been for some time. Especially after seeing how @solana has all but ruined meme coins. Maybe @heyibinance will help bring back the fire to the $BNB memes and put the crown on #MemeQueen

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  MarketUnfiltered (@subhashishc0x) reported 25 minutes ago

  🚨Another crypto giant bites the dust. BitMEX—the exchange that once dominated Bitcoin futures—is shutting down after nearly 12 years. BMEX responded the only way illiquid exchange tokens do when the music stops: -90%. This wasn’t random. BitMEX’s BTC futures market share has been bleeding for years as Binance, Bybit, and CME tightened spreads and captured institutional flow. In derivatives, liquidity is everything. Once traders leave, they don’t come back. Exchange tokens are leveraged bets on volume, relevance, and survival. When one of those cracks, equity-style downside becomes crypto-style annihilation. The message is clear: consolidation is accelerating. Weak players won’t survive this cycle. Others want engagement or your money. I deliver unfiltered market alpha. If you’re not following, you’re behind 📉

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  Tom Krzystek (@tom_krzystek) reported 25 minutes ago

  @MattiaR11 @cryptocom @Dune Interesting, I wonder how this funnel looks for Binance. 150m CDC users to 2700 users on Cronos sounds terrible.

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  Juno.eth (@JunoCrypto3) reported 27 minutes ago

  @catqpx Binance down? Market would panic but bounce fast.

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  BSCN (@BSCNews) reported 31 minutes ago

  Are you using Binance or Bybit in Vietnam...? BEWARE! Vietnam is 'going after the little guy' according to Cointelegraph, the country set to fine users of unlicensed overseas exchanges up to $1,900. Unlicensed overseas exchanges include the likes of @Binance and @Bybit_Official. The issue is that Vietnam hasn't actually any exchange licenses yet, despite having approved five CEXs in principle...

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  ELECTRO (@ElectroExtant) reported 32 minutes ago

  @binance it's a time glitch