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  Faixel (@faixel7) reported 1 minute ago

  Impact: • Millions of EU users affected • Rival platforms (Coinbase, Kraken) poised to absorb • Trading volume shift • Precedent: crypto exchange bisa di-block via regulation Binance framed ini sebagai "temporary suspension." Tapi no timeline for return.

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  Coin Sculptor 🫵😹 (@CoinSculptor69) reported 3 minutes ago

  @SuperL9 Support the leader @cz_binance @binance

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  Benjamin Mason (@tabenegciam) reported 5 minutes ago

  @kryptosopus Idk man, history says otherwise. binance has listed plenty of stuff that went to zero after the initial hype died down. the full suite thing might just be them maximizing extraction while attention is there

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  Tom Lumb (@TomLumb197803) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Clipperholic114 @cryptocom Never had a problem in 9 years. Nice try binance/coinbase boy

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  Aarman Abdallah (@shuaib_hosh) reported 9 minutes ago

  @binance Pull up or pull down kkk

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  fratelli. (@fratCLVB) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Pattyice @binance @wintermute_t turning down binance listings is either the most based thing or the most expensive flex depending on how this plays out

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  Cookey_Lyfe ♟️♠️🚩 (@Cookey_Lyfe559) reported 17 minutes ago

  @BobbyV3Bells @BinanceAngels Great post, big support from @cz_binance . Now we need binance to follow accordingly #PrisonProfessors

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  Christopher L. (@Captainobviou1s) reported 23 minutes ago

  @MrProfessor98 @Bitcoinhabebe Atp blaming Binance doesn’t explain what happened to our money. The project doesnt seem legitimate.. many broken promises, poor communication, and unable to withdraw funds $ Plank has to be held accountable. I have gone ahead to report them to Tracefindra. You should do the same

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  Chillstep Philosopher 💡🎶 (@Astralnaut369) reported 25 minutes ago

  @SolanaDali @binance They will just list futures to extract & try to kill the rally. If they wanted to join the cause & help they would just list spot without the teasing nonsense

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  gazel polat 📍🥇 (@gazo_23) reported 25 minutes ago

  Next to be delisted from binance with monitoring tag : $towns $turtle $Xai Stay away from garbage alts

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  David Arnal (@davidarngar) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Kenzo13RO @binance A lot of it comes down to regulation rather than UX. If you're in the EU, check whether the exchange is operating under MiCA or local transitional rules—those extra verification steps are often compliance-driven, not just bad product design.

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  Aftabahmad (@Aftabahmad6252) reported 31 minutes ago

  @saylor Saylor,die single please stop chavlla start good works please help me trade for free binance 🚦🙏

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  Vogs (@Vogscrypyo) reported 32 minutes ago

  Stablecoins can look straightforward from the outside. One token. One dollar. Simple enough. But understanding what happens behind that price is far more important than assuming the word “stable” means there is nothing to worry about. A thread. Summer often means more travel, international spending, currency conversions, and sending money across borders. Every time we exchange one currency for another, we think about the rate we are getting, the fees involved, and how safely our money is being handled. Stablecoins deserve the same level of attention. They are digital assets created to follow the value of a reference asset, usually a fiat currency such as the US dollar. You have probably seen names like USDT, USDC, and DAI. They may target a similar price, but the systems behind them are different. How reserves are managed, how tokens are issued, what mechanisms support their value, and where they can be accessed can vary significantly. That is why looking only at the price is not enough. Stablecoins can move away from their intended value. Regulations and product availability differ between regions. Transactions can carry risks, and protecting your account remains essential. Another important point is often overlooked: Holding a stablecoin is not the same as depositing money into a traditional bank account. The technology, protections, risks, and responsibilities are different. For people who already deal with changing exchange rates, international payments, remittances, or income from overseas clients, the idea of holding value linked to the US dollar may already feel familiar. Stablecoins simply introduce a different way of doing it. Eligible users can explore supported stablecoins on Binance through features such as Buy Crypto, Convert, and Spot Trading, subject to local availability and requirements. Before converting, take a few moments to check the supported asset, review the exchange rate, understand any applicable fees, and confirm the transaction details. Summer plans can move quickly. Your financial decisions should not. Learn how the asset works. Understand what could go wrong. Review the details carefully. Then decide whether it fits your needs. Knowledge should come before every transaction. Always do your own research. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  Benjamin Mason (@tabenegciam) reported 36 minutes ago

  @kryptosopus Short term sure but that's the whole problem right? everything does well short term on a binance listing. the question is whether $GRAM has anything real underneath or if it's just "community airdrop energy" like you said in the post

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  Romeo Divan (@DivanRomeo95102) reported 36 minutes ago

  @DrCryptooo @binance @Vanarchain i mean many times binance did pump the worthless shitdog coin, so even the coin is **** doesn't mean it can't pump