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  فاطمة (@Begzaad01) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AbduriJamaal @SOL__WHALE Help me please my Binance ID: 885033663

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  Paul W (@paulsjw) reported 10 minutes ago

  @GaryCardone @CryptoLifer33 Cardone clearly has a boat load of cash to deploy and is oraying for $50k… True Bitcoiners appreciate when sats are on sale! Realistically, the price is manipulated by wash trading, mainly Binance, so yes I think we’re heading down further. Nothing like hard BTC in cold storage bought at the low.

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  Peter Gikonyo (@Peter_n_Gikonyo) reported 18 minutes ago

  3/ 🌍 Gold futures: $4,132.50, down 3.0% today. Binance gold proxy at $4,111, down 3.7%. Gold is selling on a hot CPI print. That is the stagflation paradox: inflation is high but real rates are rising faster than nominal inflation, compressing gold's appeal.

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  Shubhankan Tiwary (@Shubhankan007) reported 19 minutes ago

  @proponmymind You did p2p in any youtuber discord server or Binance p2p?

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  DREAMMAKERS 💸 (@Dreammakers66) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Dani_6686 @binance Binance's vetting process clearly isn't working.

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  KanjiTRX (@KanjiTRX_) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Eternals_io It is because Binance Alpha and Binance Futures are not the same market. Futures can continue trading based on the contract's mark price and expectations, while Alpha reflects the actual spot liquidity available for the token. When a token gets hit by a major exploit, hack, or liquidity collapse, spot markets can gap down violently because people are dumping the real asset, while futures may take time to catch up through liquidations and funding adjustments. In short: one market is trading the actual token, the other is trading a derivative of it. During extreme events, price discovery can temporarily break.

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  Chanakya Neeti (@ChanakyaNeeti77) reported 22 minutes ago

  @js_kaplan He took $500 million from Chinese crook @cz_binance & scam exchange @binance for purchasing Twitter platform. So Spacex should not be surprise a at all. He is deeply connected with Chinese, that is how he gets his **** coin $doge pumped and then dumped.

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  Weirdo 🤷🏽‍♂ (@Aliyu__yakubu) reported 24 minutes ago

  @TheBullishTradR @binance Please help me become eligible

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  Boomtochi trader (@Boomtochi) reported 25 minutes ago

  @AlchemixFi Alchemix team can you guys say something about the issue that the token is facing with Binance because that monitoring tag is creating fear because the issue needs to be resolved because this project is a great project and I believe it will run back to billions

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  夏小栀 (@bch_sun) reported 27 minutes ago

  This blogger argues that one of the biggest misunderstandings about Strategy is that people imagine it as a highly leveraged account that could be liquidated at any moment. In reality, Strategy's biggest risk is not a crash. It's time. If $Bitcoin crashes and quickly recovers, Strategy may survive. The real danger is prolonged stagnation, because the entire structure depends on the market continuing to assign higher valuations and higher expectations to Bitcoin. Reading this made me think of an interesting question: some assets are supported by price-driven demand, while others are supported by demand-driven price. The difference sounds subtle, but the underlying logic is completely different. In the first model, price itself becomes the advertisement. Rising prices attract demand, and demand pushes prices even higher. But what happens if the price stops going up? What happens if the future is no longer more exciting than the present? When price can no longer create new demand, demand itself begins to shrink. Positive feedback turns into negative feedback. Prices fall, attention fades, and prices fall even further. Many assets do not die because of a crash. They die because expectations stop expanding. For BTC and #MSTR, this is arguably the real test. Imagine Bitcoin trading sideways for five years. The most common questions would be: Why isn't it going up? Why aren't institutions buying more? The discussion remains centered on price because price itself is a core part of the narrative. The second model is completely different. Its demand does not come from rising prices. It comes from utility. It comes from usage. It comes from solving real-world problems. Even if the price remains stagnant for years, those demands are still there. The price can be undervalued. The market can forget about it. The media can stop talking about it. But the demand remains, and demand eventually finds a way to be satisfied. Recently I saw a chart about #Monero. After #Binance delisted it, many people thought it was a fatal blow. The price struggled for a long time, but eventually recovered and even moved above the level where it had been before the delisting. Binance removed a trading venue. It did not remove the demand for privacy. The need for privacy never disappeared. The demand remained. The price was simply lagging behind it. This is one reason why I think BCH faces a very different stress test from BTC and MSTR. BCH is not particularly afraid of long periods of sideways price action because its most important question has never been the price. Imagine $BCH trading sideways for five years while payment volume continues to grow, development continues, and the technology keeps improving. If the price remains stagnant, supporters would simply say: the value has not yet been reflected in the price. In the BCH world, the discussion shifts away from price and toward usage. Of course, this does not guarantee success. History is full of products with real users and real demand that never became mainstream investment assets. Demand is not a guarantee of success. But it does provide something very important: a reason to exist that is independent of price. When the spotlight fades, it does not necessarily stop growing. Monero lost attention. It did not lose demand. And BCH's real challenge is not proving its price. It is proving that people continue to use it when nobody is paying attention. If the answer is yes, then the price may be delayed. But the value has never stopped accumulating.

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  Ak47♛ (@HolaItsAk47) reported 31 minutes ago

  Red market. Two words that can make people panic fast but honestly it’s just market language, not a full story. A red market usually means prices are moving lower and many assets are showing losses on the screen. In crypto, stocks or commodities, red is commonly used to show downside movement while green shows prices moving up. But the important thing is this: red does not automatically mean “the market is dead” or “everything will keep falling.” Sometimes markets turn red because traders are taking profits. Sometimes it happens because of wider economic pressure, weak sentiment, liquidations, news events, or simply because prices moved too fast and need to cool down. A red market is more like a snapshot of what is happening right now. It tells us price is under pressure at that moment but it does not predict what happens next. This is why reacting emotionally can be risky. Seeing red candles and instantly panic selling without understanding the reason behind the move can lead to bad decisions. At the same time, blindly buying every dip just because prices are lower is also not smart. The better habit is to pause and ask: Is this a short-term pullback or a bigger market shift? Is volume increasing or fading? Are major support levels holding? Is the move happening across the whole market or only one sector? Is there any major news or macro factor behind it? A red market is normal. Every market goes through rising and falling phases. The goal is not to fear red days, but to understand them better. Learn the terms before reacting to the headlines. The more you understand market language, the calmer your decisions become. #Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

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  K.M LOKMAN🥥.eth (@MdLokman0130) reported 33 minutes ago

  -99.96% Crash: The price crashed instantly from around $0.86 down to $0.00027—effectively wiping out all its value to zero. Binance Warning: Binance explicitly flagged the token, stating it is associated with a hacking incident.

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  Cripto_signal.03 (@Criptoprime0) reported 33 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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  aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported 33 minutes ago

  @RocketsCBFW ondo's running the tokenized stock game hard, over $1.4B in that vertical now, 25%+ of the entire $25B tokenized assets market just launched perpetual futures alongside kalshi, got tokenized stocks live as collateral on euler and perp dexes, pushed SPCXon (spacex tokenized) day one of its IPO. their tokens (NVDA, GOOGL, TSLA etc) went live on binance alpha early june, now using chainlink feeds partnerships with blackrock, securitize, morgan stanley on the tradfi side. compliance angle locked down after acquiring oasis pro for sec registrations current price $0.357, down 83% from $2.14 ATH in dec 2024. TVL over $1.6B, products like OUSG (tokenized treasuries) and USDY (yield stablecoin) doing volume broader rwa sector's moving: canton network pulled $193M fees in q1 from institutional activity, ethena integrated first non-tbill rwa (janus henderson's CLO) into usde backing, invesco took over superstate's ustb as flagship product competition's heating up though—variational listing 22 rwas in 20 days, synfutures launched 50+ tokenized assets on base, xstocks enabled as perp collateral on kraken

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  evren (@evrendag1284) reported 33 minutes ago

  @0x__smile Binance support seems even slower than a glacier on a cold day