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  Jim Graham (@jimrgraham) reported 2 minutes ago

  @taylorkenneyitm Just over three weeks ago, I tried to wire $20,000 to Kraken to buy crypto. I tried to wire $50,000 to Binance two weeks before that - blocked. I've bought crypto from Coinbase, and many other platforms without any issue except have to talk to the fraud department about why I was buying crypto. All I wanted to do was buy crypto. BofA closed all THREE of my bank accounts without notice and told me to wait for a cashiers check in the mail. I was actually in a branch while talking to the fraud department when they closed my account without even telling me. They could have given me 5 minutes notice and I would have requested a cashiers check for my 6 figures. NO - instead they said for my protection, they closed the accounts. What about business? What about an escrow I needed to close? What about mortgages, what about expenses, payroll, etc...?? Sorry, you will need to wait for your cashiers check to come in the mail. I was a BofA customer for 35 years.

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  Kage Rex🐋🌑 (@KageRex) reported 3 minutes ago

  $BASED — Large Bybit transfers line up with the dump 👀 On-chain data shows a cluster of large transfers in the last 24h — multiple 2.027M BASED transfers (~$169K each) moving between Bybit and related wallets within the same hour window, plus additional 1M BASED transfers (~$88K each) shortly before. Total volume moved in this window adds up to a significant chunk of daily flow. Price action lines up with the timing: $BASED is currently at $0.08022, down -8.02% in 24H, after tapping a high of 0.08847 and dropping to a low of 0.07746. RSI(6) at 53.2 shows momentum has cooled from the drop, now consolidating. Repeated large exchange transfers around the same window as a sharp selloff is worth watching closely — could be tied to profit-taking or repositioning rather than pure coincidence. DYOR. NFA. #BASED #Binance

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  Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ (@shanaka86) reported 3 minutes ago

  BitMEX once handled roughly 57% of all crypto derivatives trading. It now handles less than 0.01%. On 23rd September 2026 it shuts down for good. The contract it invented became a regulated American product 55 days before its creator announced its own death. This is not a bankruptcy. BitMEX says its assets exceed its liabilities and that it never lost customer funds to a hack in 11 years. It stopped mattering while the thing it built took over the market. That thing is the perpetual swap. A normal futures contract dies on a date. The perpetual replaces the date with a funding payment passed between longs and shorts every few hours, which keeps the contract tethered to spot. It does not remove the cost of time. It turns time into rent. Robert Shiller proposed an ancestor of this in 1992, perpetual claims settling against a cash-flow index, built for assets like housing whose prices were nearly impossible to observe. Crypto inverted the purpose. Shiller wanted a contract with no expiry because the underlying barely traded. Crypto perfected one because Bitcoin never stopped trading. BitMEX launched it in May 2016. The mechanism was public, so everyone copied it. CoinGecko counted 92.9 trillion dollars of perpetual turnover across the largest centralized and decentralized venues in 2025, though narrower trackers put it nearer 61.7 trillion, and turnover is not wealth because the same dollar trades repeatedly. None of that flowed back to the inventor. Kaiko estimates BitMEX now sees around 400,000 dollars of daily volume. Binance and OKX took roughly a third and a sixth of centralized perpetual volume. A sale process run from late 2024 seeking about a billion dollars found no buyer. The rent went to liquidity, distribution, balance sheets and regulatory access. Authorship was never the moat. Back in 2020 the CFTC charged BitMEX over offering derivatives to Americans without registration and over anti-money-laundering failures. It charged the venue's conduct, not the existence of the contract. Its founders pleaded guilty in 2022 and were pardoned last year. Then the contract changed legal species. In 2023 the CFTC treated Binance perpetuals as swaps. On 29th May this year they issued a formal order approving Kalshi's bitcoin perpetual as a futures contract, and opened a separate route letting Coinbase customers reach Deribit perpetuals as foreign futures, with bitcoin, ether and stablecoins eligible as margin under conditions. Crypto is no longer only the thing inside the derivative. It is collateral inside supervised derivatives plumbing. CME sued to overturn it, arguing these contracts are swaps under Dodd-Frank. Then CME did something stranger. On 24th July it moved its one-ounce gold future to 24-hour trading, and nearly 15,000 contracts worth about 60 million dollars changed hands over the first weekend. Kalshi has now applied to list perpetuals on gold, silver and platinum. Two different clocks are in play. One governs when a market may trade. The other governs whether a contract must ever mature. CME has surrendered the first and is fighting the second in federal court. That fight decides more than a classification. A dated future forces convergence at one terminal moment. A perpetual needs a trustworthy reference price at every funding interval, for as long as it lives, with no scheduled reset. BitMEX built a contract with no expiry date. The company got one anyway.

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  Walter Waraschitz (@WaraschitzW) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Tee_Kudos @binance @HTX_Global I’ve spent hours looking into LUNC. I even used AI to help analyze it. Reaching a value of one cent is almost impossible. I’d be happy if we could just knock off one zero. We won't achieve anything more than that, even in a super bull market!!!

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  Fuzzy (@FuzzyBull) reported 6 minutes ago

  @0xcrypto_max @zachxbt Why on earth would you buy binance alpha coin? When has it last ever performed well on launch? You wait 1-2 weeks before you buy these **** coins.

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  Alastar (@AlastarTrades) reported 6 minutes ago

  $BANK update Price is down ~40% since my last post. The flows show why. - Deposits keep hitting Binance nonstop. Over the last hour alone: 596K, 551K, 489K, 468K, 453K, 421K and dozens more. Supply arriving into a falling price. - ~11M BANK (~$3.5M) was deposited to Gate over 12 hours, including 6.09M in a single transfer. Several new deposit addresses appeared alongside the ones I've been tracking. - Bitget emptied 16M BANK (~$4.2M) out of cold storage in three batches, after spending four days sweeping it in. This morning I wrote that supply sitting on hot wallets is supply that can be sold. That's what happened. One thing worth keeping in mind: the flows look heavy, but this is the same token that ran 80% in a single 10-minute candle two days ago. In a move this controlled, a reversal that takes out shorts can come at any point, and the more traders position short into the decline, the more fuel there is for it. The inflows haven't stopped, which is the part that matters now. FoIIow for more updates #bank #bankusdt

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  Signal_guy (@Cryptoprime00) reported 8 minutes ago

  As long as btc holds and chops tight, certain alts have the room to go and bounce off support. Very hard to call but just sitting back watching the PA. Binance #AVA/ $USDT Take-Profit target 3 ✅ Profit: 13.8571% 📈 Period: 8 Days 2 Hours 7 Minutes ⏰

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  RYO Coin (@ryodigital) reported 8 minutes ago

  @BSCNews @binance @cz_binance One of the biggest lessons in crypto is that utility often outlasts hype. Stablecoins succeeded because they solve real-world problems, not because they generated the most excitement.

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  Phantom Flow (@getphantomflow) reported 8 minutes ago

  NEW: Investigators in Europe said that the cryptocurrency giant Binance had made it more difficult to track down scammers and solve other crimes.

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  muneeb.btc (@muneeb) reported 10 minutes ago

  Binance has confirmed that they will support the upcoming Stacks hardfork. We’re 279 Bitcoin blocks away from the upgrade being activated! (approx Thur). The monitoring tag shows that the world doesn’t understand the breakthrough here. I’m back on X to fix the comms! LFG 🚀

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  web3 lawyer 首席大律师 (@Web3Counsels) reported 10 minutes ago

  The DOJ-Binance settlement of November 2023 remains the clearest blueprint of what cross-border crypto compliance failure looks like at scale. Binance and then-CEO Changpeng Zhao pleaded guilty to criminal charges spanning money laundering, sanctions violations, and unlicensed money transmission, agreeing to roughly $4.3 billion in penalties across DOJ, FinCEN, OFAC, and the CFTC. The core allegation was straightforward: Binance processed billions in transactions for users in sanctioned jurisdictions and failed to maintain a Bank Secrecy Act-compliant program while senior management knowingly prioritized growth over controls. For market participants, the settlement is a warning that geographic nexus and beneficial ownership matter more than token labels. The government treated Binance’s global platform as subject to U.S. jurisdiction because of U.S. customers, correspondent banking flows, and clearing through U.S. entities. The monitor requirement, combined with CZ’s exit from operational control, signals that individual liability is now on the table even where executives are located outside the United States. The longer-term implication is structural: offshore exchanges that service U.S. persons without a registered compliance stack now face a clear precedent. The enforcement package relied on BSA, sanctions, and CFTC registration tools rather than a broad “all tokens are securities” theory, so the compliance lesson applies to spot trading, derivatives, and payments infrastructure alike. #DOJ #蓝V互关

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  Shoyab choudhary (@BFI_Gold) reported 10 minutes ago

  Dear Mentors Last night I took 2 short trades {Bank, Ake} on Binance, within 2,3 minutes I got liquidated and my 9000 USDT gone. Today I am very painful situation 💔, Please donate 100, 200$ each. Please Help 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Trc 20 TLqWZVNR46fmktSa5Rp2p9oNnd2A2owNm9

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  Habibk.HK 🍌 (@habibk79) reported 16 minutes ago

  @binance Security that cares after the transaction matters most. Real support builds trust in Web3.

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  Richter (@CT_Richt3r) reported 17 minutes ago

  The market is rotating into $ETH right now, and the data backs it up. Start with the whales. Over the past week, one whale alone pulled 30,244 ETH worth $57.8M from Binance. That's accumulation, not distribution. Someone with real capital is betting on ETH. Now look at ETF flows. Last week, spot Ether ETFs pulled in nearly triple the net inflows of Bitcoin ETFs. BTC ETFs saw outflows as ETH ETFs absorbed supply. Institutional money is making a statement. Add Lido's migration of 8M+ ETH to its Curated Module v2. That's a structural vote of confidence in Ethereum's roadmap post-Pectra. It consolidates validators and potentially tightens liquid staking dynamics, more demand for ETH as a yield asset. Bitcoin, meanwhile, is stuck in a range. Glassnode's on-chain cost basis shows overhead supply at $69k and demand near $63k. BTC bounced off that support but can't break higher. It's the weaker of the two setups right now. I expect ETH to lead on any macro tailwind. The rotation is real. What proves me wrong: BTC clearing $69k while ETH/BTC rolls over. Until then, follow the flow.

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  Wyrium (@Wyriium) reported 17 minutes ago

  Meet our Founder: @chameleon_jeff the guy who built an $11B exchange with 11 people and never took a dollar of VC He wasn’t supposed to end up in trading at all. Ninth grade, he tried out for the US Math Olympiad team and didn’t make the cut. Found Feynman’s lectures instead and got fully obsessed. That obsession turned into International Physics Olympiad medals and a full ride to Harvard, math and CS. Wall Street came next. He didn’t stay. Joined Hudson River Trading full time, quit after eight months because, in his own words, he “questioned the value” he was adding to the world. His first crypto attempt wasn’t a hit either. A prediction market called Deaux that topped out around 100 users and quietly died. So he disappeared for a while. End of 2019 he moved to Puerto Rico and started Chameleon Trading with $10,000 of his own money. Grew it into one of the largest anonymous market making operations in crypto, several thousand percent a year, for two and a half years. The handle @chameleon_jeff isn’t some clever alter ego thing. It’s literally his old high school gaming ID. Then came the thing he’s actually known for. @HyperliquidX launched at the end of February 2023 with a pseudonymous co-founder, iliensinc, a Harvard classmate. In January 2024 he dropped a four line manifesto: “No investors. No paid market makers. No fees to the dev team. No insiders.” He actually meant it. No press push, no influencer campaign. He just opened the doors and let the product speak. The numbers did the talking instead. $1B in daily volume within 100 days. 11 people generating over $900M in annual profit. hyperliquid:native now sits near an $14B market cap, and in May 2026 Bitwise launched $BHYP , the first US spot ETF for it. It hasn’t been a clean story though. A manipulation incident in March 2025 forced validators to step in, which raised real questions about how centralized that validator set actually is. The October 10, 2025 crash forced Hyperliquid’s own liquidity vault to backstop billions in liquidations live, in public. Instead of going quiet on that, he’s actually called out Binance and other centralized exchanges for underreporting liquidation data during crashes. The team never grew past a dozen people even as the platform blew up. By 2026, independent developers were building half of Hyperliquid’s total trading volume on top of what he made. His stated goal is for Hyperliquid to eventually house all of finance, fully on chain. Off the clock he’s still the same person. Wears the same outfit every day, cuts his own hair, works 14 plus hour days. Getting followed into his own apartment building was enough to make him hire private security and move. That’s the actual cost of building something this loud while trying to stay invisible. And just last week, on record: he said crypto’s biggest problem right now isn’t regulation or scaling, it’s that the best builders are choosing AI over on chain finance.