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💸Bitcoin’s market cap has surpassed Google for the first time, becoming the 5th largest asset globally.
🔜Marks a major milestone in Bitcoin’s rise as a mainstream asset.
🔜Reflects growing investor confidence and adoption.$BTC 

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$VANA is trying to break out of the resistance level but faced rejection. A downside correction is expected, possibly dropping to the support zone between $5.6 and $5.3. If the support holds, a breakout could follow, with the price potentially rising to the $7 to $9.5 range.$BTC

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The 3rd largest Bitcoin outflow from exchanges ever! This is a bullish sign for the long term, showing that whales are holding their Bitcoin."$BTC #BinanceAlphaAlert

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#BinanceAlphaAlert Binance Could Drop a Bombshell Any Moment Now Binance is gearing up to announce the results of its latest delisting vote, and the entire market is on edge. This isn't just a routine update — they're actively reviewing coins for potential removal, and it's clearly not a one-time event. Just when you think the list is final, they add more names. Coins like $FTT, $GPS, $JASMY, ZEC, and others were part of the initial wave, but now they’ve resurfaced in a new batch under scrutiny. What’s more unsettling is the addition of fresh coins with monitoring tags — not delisted yet, but definitely on thin ice. It’s starting to feel like once a coin is tagged, it’s only a matter of time. And with the new voting system allowing users to select up to five coins, Binance is sending a clear signal: these monitored assets are at serious risk. I’m not saying it’s a guarantee that these coins will be delisted, but the pattern is hard to ignore. If not in this batch, it could be the next — or the one after that. If you’re holding any of these tagged coins, it might be time to consider your options — whether that means exiting your position or hedging against potential losses. This isn’t FUD, it’s a heads-up: Binance seems to be cleaning house, and monitored coins are clearly in the crosshairs. Voting has already closed, and the top 5 coins under review are $FTT , $ZEC $JASMY , GPS, and PDA. But remember — being in the top 5 doesn't guarantee delisting. Binance may have other factors influencing their decisions. Still, the official announcement could drop at any moment, and if history is any guide (13 coins got axed in the first round), this next batch could be just as brutal.💰🚀#BinanceSquareTalks

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🏦Binance delisting $ALPACA , $PDA ,$VIB , WING on May 2nd, 2025. 🔜Users can withdraw assets until July 1st, 2025. 🔜Delisting was decided after a recent review and the results of the Vote to Delist. 🔗 Get full details here#BTCvsMarkets #BinanceAlphaAlert

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