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  PiEDawg (@PiEDawg_) reported 6 minutes ago

  Binance co-CEO Richard Teng says 70% of EU user withdrawals following its service suspension moved to self-custody, with just 30% going to MiCA-regulated platforms.

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  Greenpeace.BNB.probablynothing.LUNC (@Greenpeace06_09) reported 10 minutes ago

  Binance took away 61B lunc from Vegas after 18 days after they realized he was a scammer. Are you dumb enough to continue to listen to that dirtbag? Lose your lunc for his sh$t coin. Not my problem. I help the educated. Morons listen to Vegas and BUY his scams which he calls BUILDING!!!! $LUNC

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  enitandaoeth (@Enitan510) reported 10 minutes ago

  @dyscr1993 @0xXIAOc Use wallet connect Then pick binance wallet (it will connect) Then add your email and verify it Then log out Then use the binance wallet to connect your wallet to login Then verify

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  LondonCryptoClub (@LDNCryptoClub) reported 11 minutes ago

  Binance CEO Richard Teng said that following the exchange’s suspension of services in the European Union due to MiCA licensing issues, around 70% of funds withdrawn by EU users were transferred to self-custodied wallets, while only 30% moved to MiCA-compliant regulated platforms…

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  DeFi_Machine (@DeFi_Machine) reported 15 minutes ago

  🚨 ANOTHER CRIME FROM BINANCE — $LAB The last 6 months kicked off the era of "crime tokens." $LAB, $SIREN, $RAVE, $TRADOOR — and more coming. The pattern is always the same: pump 10-15x, then one ending — a scam. "What's new about that in crypto?" you ask. Here's what's new: every one of these tokens gets listed on Binance or Binance Alpha — giving them a massive flow of fresh liquidity and audience. So why not just short it and profit? Remember this: you will NEVER outplay the manipulator. He holds every single token. And if you do beat him — you just got lucky. Here's how he traps you: He pushes spot way up, which lifts the futures index and flips funding deeply negative. Holding a short? You can bleed 2% of your position per hour. Hold it a full day → down 50%. You didn't get liquidated. You got scammed. The manipulator can hold that index high as long as he wants. The rule: If you see a green candle up 300-1000%, never short it. Ever. A year ago, this was impossible to see on Binance. Now it's the business model. I've been in these markets for 12 years. This is the stuff nobody warns you about. Follow me and turn on notifications — I break down the traps before they catch you.

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  gooooat (@Aiidiction) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Cointelegraph he never foreshadowed binance manipulating the price to hunt down leverage traders.

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  Octopus (@Octop3s) reported 19 minutes ago

  like i’ve been saying, offering a card alone is just one small piece of the puzzle. the real goal is getting into people’s local payment systems so they can use crypto to pay bills, buy groceries, pay for internet basically use it in their day-to-day lives. the only CEX that’s really getting this right, in my opinion, is @Bybit_Official through Bybit Pay. even though Binance launched a similar product first, you couldn’t really use it for local payments. you mainly use crypto to buy gift cards, send crypto to other Binance users, or pay merchants that already accept Binance Pay. in some countries you can scan QR codes to pay, but the merchant still has to integrate Binance Pay first. there’s also crypto friction in the mix. if the person you’re paying doesn’t accept crypto, you can’t really pay them. Bybit Pay changes that. you can pay anyone in real life without them even realizing crypto rails are being used underneath. right now they’re focusing on LATAM and Africa: • send money directly to local bank accounts in Nigeria or through mobile money across parts of West Africa. • send money in Brazil through Pix and in Mexico through SPEI. the payment comes from your crypto balance, but the person on the other side just receives local currency. they don’t even know crypto was involved. that’s much closer to crypto’s end goal. obviously there are still issues today FX fees, conversion spreads, and other inefficiencies. but that’s normal. we’re still in the very early stages. as adoption scales, pricing should become much more competitive. and honestly, most people don’t even care that much about those FX fees at the moment when you compare them to what traditional finance already charges them. so i see this as a step in the right direction. keep building.

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  Harun Eroğlu (@trasharun) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AshCrypto The Binance app stole $7,000 of my funds. I contacted customer service, and they blocked me. The Binance app is a thief and a scammer. User-16bc7 ID: 343880937 This is my Binance account. They track you via IP address, track your coins, and steal your funds.

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  ***** 🌸 (@0xfrigg) reported 22 minutes ago

  MiCA's transition period officially ended July 1 per ESMA's July 3 data, 280 institutions received CASP licenses but the table shows a clear divergence Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, and Cryptocom were already licensed. Ripple got its license covering 30 EEA countries on July 6 Binance pulled its Greece application right before the deadline. new EU registrations and Earn products are paused (withdrawals stayed open) Tether refused to get MiCA authorization. Coinbase, Kraken, and Revolut are removing USDT for EU users AscendEX shut down entirely under MiCA + liquidity pressure the winning side is clear: compliant exchanges and compliant stablecoins (USDC, EURC) are gaining market share. EURC trading activity hit a 4-year high post-MiCA the two biggest players Binance and USDT are falling behind in the EU and the EU is already preparing MiCA 2.0, this time targeting non-EU stablecoin issuers a direct response to the US GENIUS Act regulation isn't ending. it's layering

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  Cryptrix Labs (@CryptrixLabs) reported 23 minutes ago

  ALLO is pressed right against a ceiling near $0.408 with almost no room to run and a long way to fall — this one goes on the watchlist, not into the book. Step back and the daily chart tells you why. ALLO has already had a huge move, and it's now bumping into resistance at $0.408 with the price essentially glued to that wall. Zoom out to the 4-hour and the picture gets worse: the next real floor sits down around $0.378, roughly 6% below where price is trading. So the trade has maybe half a percent of room to work in its favor and six percent of room to work against it — the math simply doesn't reward taking a swing here. The shorter timeframes are quietly confirming the caution. On the 1-hour, each bounce is coming in a little weaker than the last even as price grinds higher, which is usually the tell that buyers are getting tired. On the 15-minute, price is sitting below the level where recent buyers stepped in, and volume is unusually thin — there's no real demand showing up to punch through that ceiling. Layer on the fact that Bitcoin is quietly pulling capital away from smaller coins this week, and ALLO is fighting a market-wide headwind on top of its own local problem. The setup itself isn't bad — it's the price that's wrong. What would flip this back into play is simple: a clean 4-hour close back above $0.409 on strong volume. That would mean the ceiling actually broke instead of just holding, and the read changes with it. Until then, it's on the radar, not in the book. — 📡 On the Radar · $ALLO · Available on Binance

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  Goku (@goku_xc) reported 28 minutes ago

  😳Why was OKX banned ? Could we see binance comeback? Back in 2024, OKX and Binance were blocked in Nigeria as regulators blamed P2P trading for the naira's FX instability. During that 2 years ban period, users on other platforms still reported P2P scams, fraudulent transactions, and poor customer support. Now that OKX is back, many people are wondering if Binance will return to Nigeria. Binance P2P was one of the preferred options for many traders because of its liquidity and security. Do you think Binance P2P will make a comeback?

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  Underdog (@UnderdogEth_) reported 29 minutes ago

  @XNXX_EN This ongoing support really shows Binance is committed to USD1

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  Artyom (@artyom_mtr) reported 29 minutes ago

  Why are you dumping every day? @binance, @coinbase please delist $POL $MATIC protect us from this guy and team @0xPolygon, they dump every day a **** load of token. $BTC $ETH $SOL $ADA $XRP $DOT $AVAX $OP $ARB #Bitcoin

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  Scott 🇳🇿 (@cozacs) reported 30 minutes ago

  So who is the scammer here 🤔 Hara pretty much gave up on Jasmy after he fell out with this Market Maker, his posts similar, we know it wasn't him posting on MGT, both MGT accounts went down at the same time and now back, with blue tick at same time... @binance is involved IMO

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  김선미 (@kimsunmi2620) reported 35 minutes ago

  Someone asked me what my "precious Pi" is trying to achieve by 2030. Here's my serious answer. By 2030, in a world where every asset gets tokenized, the first condition for capital to move won't be speed or fees. It will be identity. Money without clear KYC/AML can't move inside regulated markets. That's not a prediction — the direction is already set. So right now, every chain is racing to claim its own layer on the road to RWA. Settlement layers. Tokenization layers. Payment layers. Where does Pi fit? The identity layer. Over 7 years, Pi verified 18M+ real humans. Building that from scratch costs a fortune. And at Pi2Day, Pi opened this asset to the outside world: PiVerify and Pi Sign-in — services that external companies pay for in Pi. Google login proves an account. Pi login proves a human with verified legal identity. In an era of exploding AI agents and bots, that gap only widens. A few days ago I saw CZ's post: 5,000 POS terminals at a Kazakh bank running on Binance Pay. Why do those terminals work at all? Because every user behind them passed KYC. Every payment rail stands on identity. And yes — Binance holds a massive identity asset too. The difference is whether you treat it as an internal compliance cost, or open it as a product anyone can build on. Pi chose the latter. I don't know what Pi's price will be in 2030. But I know the first question capital will ask. "Who are you?" Pi is the network that answers it. #PiNetwork #PiCoin