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  Mr.Money (@mrmoney_onlyBNB) reported 5 minutes ago

  $Bibi is the missing gold page. MarsCoin worked because fees bought real SpaceX exposure. Flork worked because fees bought BTCB. Stocks. Bitcoin. Already in the vault. Gold was the gap. CZ said gold coins never took off because a “pure gold token” still means trusting someone else. What was missing was culture + native liquidity + a vault that actually pays the metal. Bibi was never invented for this cycle. In 2018 Binance made Bibi the golden, block-shaped face of BNB. The character already lives in BSC memory. The ticker already lived on-chain. The alpha just hadn’t been named. Same home. Same structure. Different metal. Fees don’t go to the team. Fees buy XAUT. Holders get tokenized gold — not promises. Flork → BTCB Bibi → XAUT bStocks are here. BTCB is here. The last major RWA pool is gold. The last face standing between gold and the BNB community is the one that was golden from day one. Not another meme. The golden page in the book that started with “tokenize everything.” Stocks. Bitcoin. Gold. $Bibi​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ 0x9b7a8126cc5768d665f7fd2bd416efee93eb7777

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  Robert Nass (@nassquantum) reported 6 minutes ago

  @binance serious users want crypto access alongside familiar financial tools

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  Duckster ✳️ (@Duckster1414) reported 11 minutes ago

  Thesis by @yogchill_ ! @cz_binance needs to look at where a real community is. Some people are upset that $CETS didn’t get the Alpha listing and it went to $FLORK instead - a coin with 5000-6000 fewer holders (before the listing) that only launched 4 days ago. I get it. I’m a little confused too. But it changes nothing. $CETS is different. It’s original IP and an original idea - not based on a viral tweet, not waiting on a catalyst, and not dependent on Binance support like most other coins. It’s been building. 27 days old, not 4.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ When’s the last time a coin ran to $32M MC with zero Binance listing or support? $CETS did. Binance tweeted $FLORK multiple times and listed it on Alpha. Still hasn’t broken CETS’ ATH. Still has fewer holders. That’s the gap between a real community and a listing pump.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ This isn’t $FLORK FUD. I want the entire BNB chain thriving - different coins, different niches, different lanes. More BNB volume means more organic volume for the best art community. We’ve watched it happen all month. Binance listings and support for other coins don’t pull attention away - they make believers double down on $CETS while the flock chases the next shiny thing. /cets_mode

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  Stellar Babe (@Waffiya01) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Bitt_Belle @binance Verifying the website address should always come before registration.

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  大D2海 (@daderhai) reported 14 minutes ago

  binancecoin:native is the Lindy benchmark the new cohort is measured against. The 34th and 35th quarterly burns took about 1.37M and 1.56M BNB off the tape, toward the 100M supply target. Survived since 2019. Open risk is still Binance concentration. $PUMP and aster-2:native have real burns and cyclical revenue. PUMP already cut buybacks from 100% of revenue to 50%. ASTER routes 99% of daily fees into buybacks and burns, with trust flags around side-wallet selling. $LIT is eight months old. optimism:native approved a sequencer-revenue buyback, then Base left the OP Stack and the purchases collapsed versus unlocks. Every name in this cohort is procyclical. Buybacks shrink in the exact window prices need support. That is why BNB still sits first.

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  Garrett (@Garreett_G) reported 17 minutes ago

  How to Create a Binance Account: A Simple Beginner’s Guide Creating your first crypto account may seem difficult, but the process becomes easier when you understand each step. Start by downloading the official @binance application from a trusted app store or visiting the official Binance website. Always check the website address carefully because fake applications and websites can look very similar to the real platform. Open the Binance application and select “Sign Up.” You can create a Binance account using your email address or phone number. Choose a strong password that you have not used on another platform, then enter the verification code sent to your email or phone. The next stage is KYC, which means “Know Your Customer.” KYC allows the platform to confirm that the crypto account belongs to a real person and helps support account security and regulatory requirements. For identity verification, select your country of residence and enter your personal information exactly as it appears on your official documents. You may need to provide your full legal name, date of birth, residential details, a valid government-issued ID and a selfie or face scan. Make sure the document is valid, clear and fully visible. Incorrect information or blurry images can delay the identity verification process. Once your account is verified, secure it before depositing any funds. Enable two-factor authentication or set up a passkey. You should also create an anti-phishing code and regularly check which devices have access to your Binance account. Never share your password, verification codes or recovery information with anyone. After your Binance account is ready, you can explore the services available in your region. These may include buying crypto, Convert, Spot trading, Earn, Pay and other features. Do not rush into trading just because your account is active. First, understand how deposits, withdrawals, trading fees and basic account security work. Start small, use official channels and stay away from anyone promising guaranteed returns. Opening a crypto account may take only a few minutes, but using it responsibly requires patience, security and continuous learning. Educational content only. Not financial advice. Services and availability may vary by region. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  luxdeos.sol (@DeosLux) reported 21 minutes ago

  @PoorGoat_ @binance I will buy on their exchange to support the listing 😎 MAKE YOUR MOVE

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  BearBullBunny (@bearbullbunny_) reported 22 minutes ago

  @WhaleInsider Spot tape is heavier than that. Largest 24h bitcoin:native buy was $15.86M on Binance against sells near $13.83M, price $77,619 down 1.59%.

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  Signal.guy1 (@Crypto_guy000) reported 23 minutes ago

  For now, Bitcoin is on support. Binance #STPT/ $USDT Take-Profit target 3 ✅ Profit: 11.8954% 📈 Period: 1 Days 4 Hours 13 Minutes ⏰

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  Megalodon🦈 (@Primalking38) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Abrlien @cz_binance @heyibinance The gap is crazy wtf. Binance on top 🦅🦅

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  Kepler (@KeplerOnchain) reported 25 minutes ago

  robinhood is clearly the trend right now. it has the most eyes, most memes, and most new "tech" (=pairing with stocks). but i still believe it's a trend, as long as we are talking about the same people who hop from one chain to another due to profit opportunities. i don't see any new people entering the game and choosing to base themselves on robinhood. imo we will have robinhood > solana rotation back and a minority will push bnb again (probably due to some major escalation from binance trying to push the narrative). it will go back to solana + bnb + base on top. robinhood won't die, it'll stay in the top 5 for a long time, probably fighting base for the 3rd spot for a while. i think will base win, as they are more crypto focused and led, while robinhood just threw "we are entering the space" but not actually working in it. there are just so many narratives and projects built on solana and bnb for years now across various audiences. look at blast, abstract, monad... robinhood is a different case bringing real tech with stock pairing, but it all comes down to sticky users. right now there aren't enough new users to hold yet another chain. and no, solana won't be ditched, not now, not in a year.

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  BeardedFather🫧 (@Binance707) reported 28 minutes ago

  Most people look at $BASED the wrong way.They compare the app’s volume to Phantom and MetaMask, see a $16m coin sitting on the floor after a 150-day grind, and call it dead.That’s frontend analysis. The token is a different trade.Phantom, MetaMask, Rabby don’t have a thin Bybit token that reprices the Hyperliquid consumer layer. Trust Wallet has TWT — and TWT is a Binance-wallet coin, not a pure HL-native bet. Based is one of the only low-cap tokens that actually sits on top of Hyperliquid’s order flow, card, perps, stocks, and agents.~100m of 235m circ is staked. The float is tighter than the chart looks. On Bybit, that profile doesn’t wait for perfect fundamentals. Garbage listings print 20–50x on narrative and liquidity alone. This isn’t garbage. It’s a real product with $45B+ routed volume and Hyperliquid behind it.Hyperliquid is the venue. Based is a levered chip on the interface. If the market starts pricing “HL goes onshore / Clarity week / US perps,” it won’t carefully allocate to the best wallet by 30-day volume. It will buy the smallest liquid token tied to the stack.Volume leaders don’t always own the token. The token owns the story. $BASED #Hyperliquid #Robinhood

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  beaver quant (@idro___) reported 29 minutes ago

  @OctopusTakopi Heard of feeds from Binance faster for some clients Like some MMs having access to faster feeds. And some of them reselling the feeds to smaller teams

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  Elvarx | Daily stock analysis🟢 (@Elvarxs) reported 30 minutes ago

  My take on bitcoin:native : 1/ BTC just did something unusual: August ETF inflows topped $3B - the strongest month of 2026 - yet the fund complex is still net NEGATIVE for the year (~-$2.5B). Institutions bought the dip so hard it barely dented the May-July outflow hole. bitcoin:native 2/ Snapshot: Price ~$77,600 (as of Sept 1, 9:43am ET), roughly flat to -2% on the day depending on venue. Market cap ~$1.55T. 52-week range: $57,832-$126,186 (ATH was Oct 2025). Chart is consolidating just under resistance after a ~22-24% August rally. 3/ Setup: BTC ripped from the low $60Ks to above $80K in August on ETF demand, then got knocked back below $78K intraday when Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's hawkish Jackson Hole remarks lifted September rate-hike odds. It's now fighting to hold the reclaim. 4/ Bull case: August was the best ETF month of 2026 - $3B+ net inflows, ~2x April's pace. BlackRock's IBIT absorbed ~62% of that. Zero net-selling days across spot BTC ETFs in August per on-chain tracking (Arkham). Demand looks real, not just AUM inflation from price. 5/ The catch: ETFs remain net NEGATIVE ~$2.5B for 2026 - August only clawed back about half the May-July bleed. Binance exchange reserves hit a 2026 high (~687K BTC, up from ~617K in April) - a build some read as distribution setup, not accumulation. Daily RSI is above 70 - stretched. 6/ Key levels: Support $76,800-77,165. First bull threshold $78,340. Major confirmation zone $79,730-79,920. Above that, $80,280 and the 50-week MA (~$81,000-82,000) is the real ceiling. Below $76,800 opens a retest toward the low $70Ks. 7/ Risks: (1) Sept 16 FOMC - a repeat hawkish surprise. (2) Rising exchange reserves = shrinking dry powder / possible distribution into strength. (3) BTC is still ~38% below its Oct 2025 ATH of $126K - that entire cohort is sitting on overhead supply. 8/ Catalysts: (1) If August's ETF pace carries into September, $80K+ gets retested. (2) Fear & Greed sits at 67-72 (Greed) - elevated but not euphoric, leaving room to run. (3) Standard Chartered's $100K year-end target still stands on the desk. 9/ How we got here: BTC bottomed near $58-60K in June/July after a weak Q2, then staged its best month of 2026 in August on returning ETF demand. The rally stalled at $80-82K resistance and took a macro gut-check from Warsh's Jackson Hole comments. 10/ No sell-side consensus exists for BTC, but institutional positioning is the proxy: IBIT dominance + a zero-outflow August skew bullish. Standard Chartered's $100K year-end call implies ~29% upside from spot - that's the bull case if flows hold. 11/ My take: Hold, not chase. BTC is consolidating $77K-80K into a binary macro event (Sept 16 FOMC). I'd want acceptance above $79,730-79,920 on volume before adding, and I'd treat a clean break below $76,800 as the exit signal, not a dip to buy. Watch Sept 16.

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  Diana (@vitaminBtc1) reported 30 minutes ago

  @binance 24/7 stock access sounds great, but Binance needs to be crystal clear about custody, regulation, and what “1:1” actually means for users.