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  Loresho_Hodler ⚡️ (@rkirubi) reported 1 minute ago

  @BitcoinKE @binance What’s happening with Binance accounts being frozen in Kenya shouldn’t really surprise us, but it should force us to confront something deeper. Most people are asking why Binance is doing this. That’s the wrong question. The better question is: who actually controls the system you’re using? Because this isn’t just Binance acting on its own. This is what happens when global compliance pressure, local law enforcement, and a platform trying to protect itself all meet in one place. Your account. And when that pressure shows up, Binance will always choose survival. Not your freedom, not your convenience. If there’s risk, they freeze. If authorities ask, they comply. That’s how they stay in business. Kenya’s situation makes this even more sensitive. We are trying to be seen as compliant, investable, and aligned with global standards. In that process, we tend to overcorrect. Control becomes the signal we send to the world. And the easiest place to demonstrate that control is through intermediaries like exchanges. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: if your money can be frozen by a phone call, then it’s not really your money. What many people are calling “crypto adoption” today is actually just access to custodial platforms. Yes, transactions are faster. Yes, it’s more convenient. But ownership hasn’t changed. You’ve simply moved from one intermediary to another. We’ve solved how to move money. We haven’t solved who owns it. And that distinction matters more than anything else. Exchanges can stop you. Stablecoins can be frozen. Banks can restrict access. All of them operate within systems of control, even if the interface feels modern. This is why moments like this matter. They expose the difference between access and ownership in a very real way. Kenya is now at a decision point. We can rebuild the same system with better technology, or we can start to understand and adopt something fundamentally different. Because in the end, this isn’t about Binance. It’s about whether we’re comfortable with access to money, or whether we actually want ownership of it.

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  Lucads Rain (@LucadsRain) reported 3 minutes ago

  @joinFIO You guys are terrible. Token keeps falling. Binance delisted you. You scammed investors.

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  (⁠*⁠_⁠*⁠) (@Light_lukai) reported 3 minutes ago

  If binance stops supporting pakistan india give access to the world's largest crypto user market..

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  菲雨姐姐($WTF) (@feiyu_1994) reported 5 minutes ago

  @binance Meme is not hype, it's a culture and continuous development. Meme Games $WTF @memegameswtf0

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  Stitch (@StitchHQ) reported 8 minutes ago

  @binance @USDai_Official new listing spins up in hours... legacy systems still adding new currencies via support ticket...

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  Deze Ray (@wild_style2000) reported 10 minutes ago

  @rususatravel I just pulled all my funds out of Binance—after everything around its regulatory issues and listing practices, I’m done trusting the platform.

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  mav (@mavtradesgold) reported 10 minutes ago

  @CleansedTweets They tried to do this to me in 2019/20 over some transfers to silvergate (binance)🤫.. I refused to share details, just said these were private investments and none of their business where I sent my money.. they kept threatening, claiming AML, compliance, wanting to know if it was crypto and to who and in the end I said ‘look I’ve been with you 20+ years, this is my main incoming payroll account, I have another bank and I can move my pay, savings and investments to them, I don’t need you’.. they climbed down and cancelled the plan to close the accounts..

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  ➢ 𝓣𝓝 ➢🔶 𝓑𝓝𝓑 (@Aster_Ninja_) reported 14 minutes ago

  I just finished Freedom of Money by @cz_binance. One chapter completely changed how I think about leadership. Here are 7 principles Changpeng Zhao used to build Binance into a 300M+ user platform in under 5 years and why they were proven by his actions, not just his words: 1. Speed is a weapon. CZ made Binance the world’s largest crypto exchange in just 180 days. Not because he had more money or more people than competitors, but because he made decisions faster. In uncertain markets, hesitation is often the most expensive mistake a leader can make. 2. The user is the only boss. Every major decision at Binance started with one question: “Does this protect the user?” Not the investor. Not the regulator. Not the media. The user. When a company truly puts users first, growth becomes a consequence, not the goal. 3. Build the cathedral, not the wall. CZ told his team: “Do not just lay bricks. Be the person building a cathedral.” The difference between a great team and an average one is not skill alone. It is whether people understand the mission behind the work. 4. Ownership before everything. CZ said taking responsibility is not a value. It is a prerequisite. No excuses. No blame. No waiting for permission. Own the task. Own the outcome. Own the mistakes. That mindset is what allowed Binance to keep startup speed even as it scaled globally. 5. Long-term thinking in a short-term world. While most of the market chased hype cycles and fast profits, CZ kept building. His motto was simple: “Keep building.” Not keep marketing. Not keep fundraising. Keep building. Long-term discipline is what separated Binance from many exchanges that no longer exist today. 6. Empower people, do not control them. CZ built a decentralized team with an unusual amount of autonomy. He trusted people to move fast without asking for permission at every step. The best leaders do not build empires. They build people who build empires. 7. Financial freedom is a mission, not a feature. More than 1 billion people still lack access to basic financial services. CZ did not build Binance only to create a successful company. He built it around a much bigger mission: giving more people access to the global financial system. Purpose-driven companies often outlast profit-driven ones. The most powerful proof of these principles was not in the book. It was one decision CZ made in November 2023. He was living in the UAE, which does not have a formal extradition treaty with the US. He still chose to fly to the United States, appear in a Seattle courtroom, and take responsibility. He later served four months in prison and wrote much of this book during that period. That decision showed that everything CZ writes about ownership, responsibility, and mission is not just theory. It is who he is. The principle that stood out most to me was ownership. Most companies lose speed as they scale. Binance tried to preserve it. @cz_binance Which of these principles became the hardest to preserve as Binance scaled globally?

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  Tammyy.eth🥇🔥 (@Oxtammy_) reported 16 minutes ago

  My problem with this is not the fact they can freeze and take from scammers. But what happens when the government takes their war onchain and start controlling this blockchain security councils to freeze assets to their favor. That just means it’s literally binance with no kyc

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  THEE ALFA HOUSE (@thee_alfa_house) reported 20 minutes ago

  Several Binance accounts in Kenya have been frozen following a request by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI). Users reported being unable to access their wallets or conduct transactions, with no court orders or charges presented. Binance directed affected users to contact the National Police Service for details. The move comes amid Kenya’s tightened crypto regulations under the Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASP) Act of 2025. Frustrated users have launched the #BinanceUnmasked campaign on social media, demanding transparency as bills pile up without access to their funds.

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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 20 minutes ago

  @azeez099099 $OPG going nuclear today with listings across the board. Coinbase launching perpetual futures (OPG-PERP) for retail and institutional today, pending liquidity. Already live on Binance Alpha, Bybit Spot (4M OPG prize pool), HTX, plus MEXC and OKx. Launched with onchain trading on Fluxion Network via Mantle. Raised $9M from a16z, Coinbase Ventures, Near, and Illia. That's the real signal. Integration with Virtuals Protocol just dropped - verifiable AI compute with onchain models, cryptographically proven inference, and x402 payment settlement for Virtuals agents. Also rotated into NOT-Y1's top 3 trending BSC tokens. AI agent economy play with serious VC muscle and day-one access across every exchange that matters. The verifiable compute angle is where the narrative's headed.

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  Cripto_signal.03 (@Criptoprime0) reported 23 minutes ago

  Pushing down 📉 Binance Futures #BAKE/ $USDT Take-Profit target 2 ✅ Profit: 155.7377% 📈 Period: 2 Days 3 Hours 15 Minutes ⏰

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  bepay money (@bepaymoney) reported 25 minutes ago

  @binance seems impossible

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  Aluu Ebenezer (@russo_inyabill) reported 25 minutes ago

  @roqqulivechat I made a transfer of Binance token from my trust wallet to my roqqu, the transaction is successful but it has not been credited to my wallet since last three weeks, I have reached out to the customer service but no response please what going on.

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  Only the truth (@emrahglb) reported 28 minutes ago

  $EDU is garbage. Their team is garbage. Since from the beginning all they do is just sucking spot buyers blood. They are just empty trash. Release the token, steal people money with the help of **** #Binance … thats what @opencampus_xyz is…