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  Robbie G (@RobbieG1550749) reported 1 minute ago

  @MichaelXBT It always looked like we needed to test .87c macro support on Binance, I'm now considering the possibility that the wick to .93c was that flush...🤔

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  spike (@oketapascal) reported 2 minutes ago

  @binance I havent because i had a terrible exprience with them

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  Bizzi (@Crypt0Bizzi) reported 2 minutes ago

  Polymarket killed the most profitable exploit on its platform Until yesterday, every crypto up/down market settled on a single price snapshot (one Chainlink oracle read at the exact second the market expired). Do you realize what it enables? A trader can buy $BTC above X in 5 minutes and with 3 seconds left, he slam a spot buy on Binance. Price spikes for one instant, oracle reads it and contract resolves in his favor. Stanford studied those 5m $BTC contracts and found that 821 accounts flagged as likely manipulators ~$8.2M extracted during manipulated windows ~$1.28M transferred directly from retail Binance volume spiked 3.9x before settlement 93% of losses fell on retail (of course). But starting August 7 Polymarket replaced snapshots with TWAP settlement (time weighted average price) via Chainlink Data Streams. > 5 min markets: 30 second TWAP > 15 min / 4 hour markets: 60 second TWAP Gaming a snapshot means moving the price for one instant but gaming a 30 second average means you are holding that dislocation while every arb fades you. 7 assets covered: BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, HYPE, BNB, DOGE + $1M in liquidity rewards through in August. Hey manipulators, snapshot mechanism is dead and the edge now lives in reading actual direction. I think this exactly how 5m/15m markets should work.

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  Joe Swanson (@Joe_Swanson057) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Spectre_BTC @BinanceAcademy What if binance server stops?

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  BigBlueNation (@BigBlueNation85) reported 5 minutes ago

  Here’s bout how I figure they do business at places like binance and these shady exchanges. Come in on Monday. Check the books. If we’re behind somewhere let’s run that one in our direction. How else do you explain. Bitcoin moves up but certain coins barely moves until the moment THEY need it to move then Bitcoin barely moves and certain coins pumps like hell. It’s near impossible to keep up with what’s moving

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  ᴄʜɪ_ᴄʀʏᴘᴛᴏ🎒 (@only_son_twitte) reported 5 minutes ago

  @RobertSagurton @binance @slx_fi That lag is a real fairness problem for onchain traders. DFBA is an interesting approach to closing that gap without compromising execution.

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  JDK Analysis 🇪🇺 (@The_JDK99) reported 7 minutes ago

  @karlbooklover Whatever AI this is... I will stick to reading the OrderFlow 👀 Binance: Longs chased the high, got absorbed, got trapped, and fueled a quick move back down. ByBit: mostly short liquidations into the high, so not even real intent from buyers to break the highs. All ending with an SFP into the VAH. We do not get bullish into a range high :)

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  Lucent Trader (@lucenttrader) reported 9 minutes ago

  @binance @JohnRealKH Will you guys join Europe? WTF are you doing?

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  Darko (@DarkoMatrix) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Falak_BTC @binance tokenizing stocks could make market access more flexible

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  Rizwan (@0x_Rizwan) reported 13 minutes ago

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  Noble Ironside 🦾📈 (@NobleIrons7de) reported 18 minutes ago

  Bidding $MAX (The Giggle Mascot) here at 2m This feels an obvious 10m+ trade on the binance chain with over 400 BNB donated so far worth 250k currently $MAX previously hit 4m+ and has been ranging around the 1.6 to 2m mcap, but currently at 2m Their X acc was just recovered after a short suspension, and things looking to be cooking Also saw a @TCryptochicks reply earlier today, maybe the candles are loading Seated for what's to come We might probably see some retracement down, but with 240k USD worth of BNB donated so far to the Giggle Academy , i don't think the BSC ecosystem won't give them some visibility 2m mcap feels cheap 0xe9Bc5C6A86caA44fD7b469bf3cc7c563E4F77777 Will DCA on this

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  Kyle Miller (@KyleMillerPDX) reported 18 minutes ago

  @vijn_crypto @Polymarket Manip is still happening. This still hasn't solved the core issue yet. Just prevents last 5 second flips from someone pushing spot on binance. Now flips are happening t30 seconds and holding.

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  🟧Zak Fvckman (@ZakFvckman) reported 18 minutes ago

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

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  Garaa (@garaa_arc) reported 22 minutes ago

  Rasmr breaks down how he hedges crypto positions using Chinese slogan tickers and price action. ​"That's what I'm doing right now. I don't just have $Marscoin, I have the Chinese slogan ticker" ​"There's another ticker with similar PA, right? The hand of God pulling it up, translates to 'you can trade everything on Binance'. China loves the slogan tickers" ​"This one's at 11 mil and it's not dipping. Someone's buying it. If Binance is accumulating this, they're accumulating at 11 mil instead of 30 or 60. Maybe they get more supply control, maybe they list it first, who knows? " ​"Maybe they list both in tandem. So I gotta have exposure. I have like 15k in it at 11 mil"

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  Megacollins (@Megacollins) reported 25 minutes ago

  It looks like magic, but Google Authenticator is basically two devices independently solving the same puzzle. Imagine you and I secretly agree on a number and a rule. We both have the same secret, and every 30 seconds we use that secret plus the current time in the exact same calculator to produce a temporary number. I have the calculator on my phone. You have the identical calculator on your server. At 10:00, my phone calculates 389125. Your server does the exact same calculation with the same secret and the same time window and also gets 389125. I don't have to send you anything. You already know what my phone should have produced. That's essentially what Google Authenticator is doing. When you enable 2FA on Google, GitHub, Binance, etc., the site generates a secret key and shares it with your Authenticator app, usually through the QR code you scan. Your phone stores the secret. The server stores the same secret. From then on, whenever you need a code, both sides independently combine: • The shared secret • The current time • The same TOTP method to generate a 6-digit code. So when your phone shows 389125, the server independently calculates what the code should be. You type it in, the site checks whether it matches, and you're authenticated. Your phone doesn't need to be connected to the internet to generate the code. That's why you can put your phone in airplane mode and still generate a valid Authenticator code. The little countdown circle simply shows how much time is left in the current 30-second time window before a new code is generated. And what can make a genuine code fail? • You enter it after the server's accepted time window. • Your phone's clock is significantly out of sync. • You scanned the wrong QR code. • You're using the code for a different account. • The site's 2FA secret was reset or changed. Most services also allow a small tolerance for clock differences, so being off by a tiny amount doesn't necessarily invalidate the code. But there's no mysterious signal travelling back and forth between your phone and the website. It's simply: Same secret + same time window + same method = same temporary code. Two completely disconnected devices can independently arrive at the exact same answer. That's the real "magic" behind Google Authenticator. Good tek.