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It's the Binance demo, it's not real. Look, the liquidation price is fake.
Buy and hold! 🚀🚀🚀
$1000 in $PEPE
$1000 in $FLOKI
🎯 Long-term vision, full send! 🎯🎯🎯
$1000 in $PEPE
$1000 in $FLOKI
🎯 Long-term vision, full send! 🎯🎯🎯
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On the demon account of binacen idiot ⚠️
By the grace of God Almighty
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$PEPE Take a look at my latest trade. Let's see if you can beat it.
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$BNB Dubai, United Arab Emirates, July 25, 2025, Chainwire
BNB Chain, the community-driven blockchain ecosystem, has announced the 15 early-stage projects selected for Season 10 of the Most Valuable Builder (MVB) Accelerator Program. The long-term accelerator program is jointly managed by BNB Chain, YZi Labs, and CMC Labs.
MVB continues with its goal of providing early-stage Web3 builders with the resources and support they need to thrive within the BNB Chain ecosystem to align with BNB Chain's mission to onboard the next billion Web3 users.
Season 10 will officially kick off this week online and will conclude with a 2-day offline event in NYC, offering participants the opportunity to connect with peers, mentors, and guest speakers. Throughout the program, the founders and core team members of each project will have access to a curriculum covering key topics to address the needs of early-stage Web3 projects, such as tokenomics design, fundraising strategies, team building, and talent.
The season will conclude with an investment from YZi Labs based on the presentations from Demo Day and the project's performance throughout MVB. On August 15, participants can tune in from anywhere in the world to watch the Demo Day of promising companies in the Web3 space as they showcase their innovative projects.
15 projects were incubated in Season 9 of MVB, and over 200 projects have been incubated since its launch in 2021, MVB remains a highly competitive program, with Season 10 receiving over 500 applicants. In recent months, projects publicly announced as investments by YZi Labs — including Meet48 and Avalon Labs — have been part of the MVB cohort.
A selective process admitted 15 teams to the Season 10 MVB Accelerator, listed alphabetically by sector:
BNB Chain, the community-driven blockchain ecosystem, has announced the 15 early-stage projects selected for Season 10 of the Most Valuable Builder (MVB) Accelerator Program. The long-term accelerator program is jointly managed by BNB Chain, YZi Labs, and CMC Labs.
MVB continues with its goal of providing early-stage Web3 builders with the resources and support they need to thrive within the BNB Chain ecosystem to align with BNB Chain's mission to onboard the next billion Web3 users.
Season 10 will officially kick off this week online and will conclude with a 2-day offline event in NYC, offering participants the opportunity to connect with peers, mentors, and guest speakers. Throughout the program, the founders and core team members of each project will have access to a curriculum covering key topics to address the needs of early-stage Web3 projects, such as tokenomics design, fundraising strategies, team building, and talent.
The season will conclude with an investment from YZi Labs based on the presentations from Demo Day and the project's performance throughout MVB. On August 15, participants can tune in from anywhere in the world to watch the Demo Day of promising companies in the Web3 space as they showcase their innovative projects.
15 projects were incubated in Season 9 of MVB, and over 200 projects have been incubated since its launch in 2021, MVB remains a highly competitive program, with Season 10 receiving over 500 applicants. In recent months, projects publicly announced as investments by YZi Labs — including Meet48 and Avalon Labs — have been part of the MVB cohort.
A selective process admitted 15 teams to the Season 10 MVB Accelerator, listed alphabetically by sector:
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#BinanceTurns8 ¡Join us in the celebration of #BinanceTurns8 and win a share of up to 888,888 USD in BNB! https://www.binance.com/activity/binance-turns-8?ref=GRO_19600_TNLO2
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#BinanceTurns8 Join us in the celebration of #BinanceTurns8 and win a share of up to 888,888 USD in BNB! https://www.binance.com/activity/binance-turns-8?ref=GRO_19600_TNLO2
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#BinanceTurns8 Join us in the celebration of #BinanceTurns8 and win a share of up to 888,888 USD in BNB! https://www.binance.com/activity/binance-turns-8?ref=GRO_19600_TNLO2
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United States attacked Iran and that's why the entire market dropped
Please someone can explain this
Why is everything RED 🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑
Why is everything RED 🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑
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Check the breakdown of my portfolio and my returns. Follow me for investment tips. Why is it cheaper to withdraw funds from Binance via bank transfer compared to using a card?
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally cheaper. With this method, a fixed fee is charged, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. It is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fees.
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally cheaper. With this method, a fixed fee is charged, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. It is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fees.
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$BTC Why is it cheaper to withdraw funds from Binance via bank transfer compared to using a card?
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally more economical. With this method, a fixed fee is charged, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. This is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fees.
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally more economical. With this method, a fixed fee is charged, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. This is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fees.
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Why is it cheaper to withdraw funds from Binance via bank transfer compared to using a card?
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally cheaper. With this method, a fixed fee is charged, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. It is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fees.
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally cheaper. With this method, a fixed fee is charged, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. It is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fees.
My 30 Days' PNL
2025-05-10~2025-06-08
+$242.84
+1389.18%
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#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy Why is it cheaper to withdraw funds from Binance via bank transfer compared to using a card?
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally more economical. This method incurs a fixed fee, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. It is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fees.
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally more economical. This method incurs a fixed fee, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. It is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fees.
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#CryptoCharts101 Why is it cheaper to withdraw funds from Binance via bank transfer compared to using a card?
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally more economical. With this method, a fixed fee is charged, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. It is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fee.
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally more economical. With this method, a fixed fee is charged, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. It is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fee.
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#TradingMistakes101 Why is it cheaper to withdraw funds on Binance via bank transfer compared to using a card?
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally more cost-effective. With this method, a fixed fee is charged, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. This is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fees.
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally more cost-effective. With this method, a fixed fee is charged, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. This is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fees.
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#CryptoFees101 Why is it cheaper to withdraw funds from Binance via bank transfer compared to using a card?
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally more economical. With this method, a fixed fee is charged, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. It is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fees.
Withdrawing funds via bank transfer is generally more economical. With this method, a fixed fee is charged, for example, €1 per transaction, while card withdrawals are calculated as a percentage, reaching approximately 2% of the amount. Therefore, the transfer option is more advantageous for larger transactions. It is a key difference when evaluating Binance's fees.
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$BTC Things are really on a thin thread right now with low volumes and all eyes on Wednesday's monetary policy decision. There is a 99% probability that there will be no rate cuts, so it is very unlikely that this will happen, but it is very likely that the market will take this into account for Wednesday. So the most likely scenario is a drop in the markets, either to 91k or 88k. I'm not really sure, but a drop could occur.
More important than that is Powell's economic projection speech to see what the Fed is planning. This way the market can start to anticipate it as well. If the projections are good and the Fed signals a more flexible policy stance in the future, then the markets will recover.
However, we also have the CPI report next Tuesday, so keeping that in mind, the next 7 days will be quite interesting. However, I am more inclined towards the bullish side.
More important than that is Powell's economic projection speech to see what the Fed is planning. This way the market can start to anticipate it as well. If the projections are good and the Fed signals a more flexible policy stance in the future, then the markets will recover.
However, we also have the CPI report next Tuesday, so keeping that in mind, the next 7 days will be quite interesting. However, I am more inclined towards the bullish side.
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My pnl for the last 30 days
My 30 Days' PNL
2025-05-08~2025-06-06
+$140.16
+805.39%
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#TrumpVsMusk An Unlikely Alliance
Musk and Trump formed a powerful but unlikely alliance, which led the tech billionaire to occupy a key position in the Trump administration, with the authority to cut budgets.
Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) became one of the most important news stories of Trump's first 100 days, shutting down entire agencies and laying off thousands of public employees.
However, speculation about when and how the relationship between these two colossal personalities would eventually break down did not take long to emerge.
For a time, it seemed those predictions were wrong.
Trump supported Musk even when his popularity fell, as he faced government officials and became a liability in several key elections earlier this year.
Musk and Trump formed a powerful but unlikely alliance, which led the tech billionaire to occupy a key position in the Trump administration, with the authority to cut budgets.
Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) became one of the most important news stories of Trump's first 100 days, shutting down entire agencies and laying off thousands of public employees.
However, speculation about when and how the relationship between these two colossal personalities would eventually break down did not take long to emerge.
For a time, it seemed those predictions were wrong.
Trump supported Musk even when his popularity fell, as he faced government officials and became a liability in several key elections earlier this year.
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#CryptoSecurity101 In the Web3 ecosystem, security is not an option, it is a necessity. With millions of dollars in assets lost due to attacks, the correct management of our cryptocurrencies is key to financial survival.
A combination of hot wallets for quick operations on Binance, and cold wallets like Ledger for long-term asset storage. Why? Hot wallets are convenient but more exposed; cold wallets, although less accessible, offer robust protection against hacks.
Never share your private keys. Enable 2FA verification, avoid suspicious links, and stay updated with the latest phishing threats. Also, remember that no keys = no coins.
Knowledge and prevention are your best defense in the crypto world. Protect yourself and help others to be SAFU!
A combination of hot wallets for quick operations on Binance, and cold wallets like Ledger for long-term asset storage. Why? Hot wallets are convenient but more exposed; cold wallets, although less accessible, offer robust protection against hacks.
Never share your private keys. Enable 2FA verification, avoid suspicious links, and stay updated with the latest phishing threats. Also, remember that no keys = no coins.
Knowledge and prevention are your best defense in the crypto world. Protect yourself and help others to be SAFU!
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I still primarily expect that we are entering a Wave 4 correction.
Key correction zone: $4,285 – $3,535
Rule: corrections usually retest the previous internal Wave 4 → so we should at least see a lower low under $4,062.
Wave 4 corrections are time-based → likely we’ll see an extended sideways range before continuation.
On the right side of my chart, I’ve sketched an alternative scenario: Wave 4 already completed, which would mean we push directly into Wave 5. In that case, the target zone would be $5,700 – $6,800, but that would also imply the completion of this upward structure, followed by a much larger correction.
I favor the Wave 4 sideways scenario for several reasons:
Wave 3 itself was very extended → not typical for a clean new 1–2 setup.
Within Wave 3, Wave 4 to Wave 5 was extremely extended → extended 5s often appear in Wave 3s.
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