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  Cooker.hl | 版本之子 (Theo Arc) (@CookerFlips) reported 59 seconds ago

  I think we’re at a really interesting point in Robinhood chain Historically a listing on Robinhood didn’t really mean anything; people treated it like a B tier exchange listing But that’s cuz the coins were already at billions Now let’s compare the potential PA, underwater positions, and ceilings If $CASHCAT gets listed what does that mean, it means that memes can be listed within a short timeframe and potentially pull all memes up with it (think Binance back in the day), best case. Base case more than likely an exit wick due to the sheer amount of down horrendous positions. Realistically closer to an exit wick that holds a bit longer than Asteroid. Likelihood, personally think it’s 0 or very close to 0. If $PONS gets listed what does that mean. I like to think as the only strong infrastructure coin for Robinhood there’s more likely chance this gets listed than a meme; that or an RWA related one but there isn’t strong mcap contention, Index down horrendous too. Now what does it mean if $PONS is listed, I wouldn’t imagine an exit wick as most positions aren’t underwater. New ceiling likely which will also define need potential for memes under the umbrella of the launchpad. The buybacks and revenue numbers now become a base case and the mcap becomes pricing in future momentum and growth. It’s very interesting because two diff coins close mcap wise but one has become unfortunately a lot of large roundtrip positions, late top blasts, and more positions needing an exit rather than looking for my reasons to buy and the other has become steadily growth looking for increase validation and reasons not to sell. Shower thoughts.

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  cryptsam (@cryptsamIO) reported 2 minutes ago

  @cz_binance @TrustWallet @binance You're kicking a man when he is down!!! 🟦

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  Him (@OnlyHim67) reported 3 minutes ago

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

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  CryptoMover🇺🇸 (@CRYPTOSMOVER) reported 4 minutes ago

  $XMR vs $BTC Bitcoin won. That's the problem. 1,213,437 BTC now sit in ETF custody. 843,775 more sit on a single corporate balance sheet. $77.6B of institutional AUM. Every one of those coins has a custodian, a KYC record, and a jurisdiction that can freeze it. The whitepaper said "peer-to-peer electronic cash." In 2026 the largest holder of Bitcoin is an ETF ticker on Nasdaq. Now look at Monero: ▸ 73 exchange delistings in 2025 alone ▸ Binance, Kraken, OKX — gone from major jurisdictions ▸ EU bans it outright from July 1, 2027 (AMLR Art. 58) ▸ Zero ETFs. Zero treasury companies. Zero institutional bid. And it's still a $7.5B network settling ~29,677 transactions a day. Here's the uncomfortable part for both camps: Bitcoin has never been banned. It's been ADOPTED. Which means the censorship-resistance thesis has never actually been stress-tested — the state simply decided to buy it instead. Monero got the test. 73 delistings, a continental ban, and a 51% attack in Aug 2025 when Qubic took 52% of hashrate and reorged 60 blocks. It's still running. I'm not telling you XMR beats BTC. Look at the tape — $1.28T vs $7.5B, and the gap is structural, not temporary. No ETF is ever coming. But "digital gold you can hold in a brokerage account" and "money the state can't see" are two different products. Only one of them was ever tested against the thing it claims to defend you from. @monero

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  TuTu (@TuTuPlug) reported 6 minutes ago

  @binance @grok wtf is that

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  ᅟ (@swordd777) reported 7 minutes ago

  @cz_binance ****** will ruin the 72k runnup talking value “best entry point”**** binance

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  KISHUMATE ツ (@MateMXXI4) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance that's a glitch in the matrix

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  m3d1a (@MeD1a_92) reported 10 minutes ago

  @wiseadvicesumit Watch how fast it will dump back becuase those ***** from binance exchange will have **** tone onto their reserves to dump it

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  Brutal Crypto Brief (@BrutalDegenX) reported 12 minutes ago

  DEXE got absolutely obliterated - down 96.8% in 11 days from $49.43 to $1.56. Massive transfers to Binance have people asking if DWF Labs dumped on retail again. Another day, another collapse nobody saw coming. $DEXE #crypto 📉💀

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  BitBlitzBuzz 🐝 (@BitBlitzBuzz) reported 13 minutes ago

  Gas issues in multi-chain trading have been a hassle for me many times. I've grown really frustrated with it. Today, i had tokens on a specific chain but lacked the native gas to move them. I messaged a friend asking if they could send a little gas fee, but they didn't have any either. then I went down the usual long route- buying USDT on Binance, swapping it and withdrawing as BNB. i finally managed to secure the gas fee. it took a lot of time cost more in fees and involved many unnecessary steps just for a simple transfer. Today, I tried ''GetGas''on @BitgetWallet I really liked it its incredibly easy. I topped up with about $1 worth of USDT. since then, I've been able to pay for gas without needing to keep native tokens on separate chains. there was no need for the usual cycle of buying, bridging and waiting. A small balance handled everything. The wallet remains fully self-custodial I retain complete control. "GetGas" simply eliminates that age-old headache of dealing with gas when switching chains. If you've ever been stuck because of gas fees or had to ask someone for a small amount you might want to give this a try. You can get started using my referral code: referral code: bitblitzbuzz

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  David (@davidbeaudry) reported 16 minutes ago

  Today July 25, 2026 $BEAT is at $3.43 Calling it now Audiera $BEAT is a scam. A massive valuation of $3.43B FDV. The top 50 wallets holding 95% of the supply. A market cap of $1.05B.. heavily manipulated and fake. This thing will rug in the near future just as it already went from $11.33 on June 12, 2026 to $1.50 on June 18. Barely any spot exchanges and low volume every day. You can SHORT this on OKX futures, Binance futures, Aster, etc. Never buy a multi billion project that has over 80% held by the top 50, low volume, tier 3 exchanges. Watch out for price manipulation towards the upside as they will liquidate shorts before they pull the rug. They will indeed short their own project before they rug it. Terrible logo and website as well. No utility. I called lab:native going from $18+ to $0.15 (99% down) and shorted it. This project is another one of those.

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  HELiN (@turkish_babby) reported 22 minutes ago

  Why are stablecoins getting so much attention? Because they solve one of crypto’s biggest everyday problems: volatility. Most cryptocurrencies can move sharply in a short period of time. Stablecoins are different. They are designed to track the value of another asset, usually a fiat currency such as the US dollar, so their price is generally intended to stay more consistent. That makes them useful for more than simply holding crypto. People use stablecoins to move funds between exchanges, send money across borders, make supported digital payments, access DeFi platforms, and step away from market volatility without immediately converting everything back into a bank account. For traders, stablecoins can act as a temporary place to hold funds between positions. For freelancers and businesses, they may offer another way to receive international payments. For everyday users, they can make transferring digital value faster and more convenient, especially when traditional banking options are limited or slow. Stablecoins are also becoming an important connection between traditional money and blockchain technology. They bring familiar currency values into a digital environment where funds can move globally and operate around the clock. But the word “stable” can be misleading. Stablecoins are designed to maintain a steady value, but that does not mean they are completely risk-free. They can lose their peg, face liquidity problems, come under regulatory pressure, or depend on reserves that may not be as transparent as users expect. Before using one, it is worth asking: Who issues it? What supports its value? Are the reserves regularly verified? Can it be redeemed easily? What rules apply in your region? Stablecoins are being discussed because they make crypto more practical. They are not only tools for traders; they are becoming part of a much wider conversation around global payments, digital finance, and how money may move in the future. Their real value is not hype. It is utility. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Cas Abbé (@cas_abbe) reported 26 minutes ago

  A lot of people think tokenization means creating a new crypto token. It doesn’t. Tokenization is the process of representing a real-world asset like gold, real estate, or government bonds as a digital token on a blockchain.. So why is it trending? Because tokenization can make assets easier to access, enable fractional ownership, and allow faster, more efficient transfers. That’s why major financial institutions are investing heavily in this space. Understand the asset first. The token comes second. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Marcus | Macro Strategist (@Marcus_Analyst) reported 34 minutes ago

  @easyeight08 binance is just a messy dump site at this point. get off and hold your keys.

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  satish reddy (@satish_reddy973) reported 35 minutes ago

  Access bank normal na no go area for FD, very low rate while inflation dey wash your money away, If you sabi, you go cash out steady! 4–12% daily with triangle arbitrage, verified sites like Binance, Bybit, MEXC. No risk, na soft life straight. I fit plug you, you’re not paying upfront only after you make profit