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#VoteToDelistOnBinance ha generated controversy in the crypto community. On one hand, some users use it to express their dissatisfaction with certain projects listed on Binance, claiming a lack of transparency, minimal real utility, or questionable practices by their developers. From this perspective, delisting those tokens could protect investors and strengthen the reputation of the exchange.
However, delisting cryptocurrencies can also harm legitimate communities, decrease liquidity, and severely affect the price of those assets. Some believe this campaign may be used manipulatively by competitors or even to influence the market.
The debate also calls into question the centralized role of Binance in an ecosystem that promotes decentralization. Should a single entity have so much power? Ultimately, the hashtag reveals tensions between user protection, market freedom, and governance within the crypto world.
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#Write2Earn #WritetoEarn
Binance Earn introduced me to the concept of “Write to Earn” on Binance Square, where I could earn 30% rewards for content, which translated to just 77 cents. Surprisingly, this small incentive sparked my interest in writing and sharing content.
Previously, I was not particularly active in posting on social media. Although I enjoyed using it a decade ago, I never engaged consistently. However, Binance Square changed that. For the first time, I found myself deeply engaged, writing and publishing pieces of content – ​​an increasing variable number for me, compared to my past social media activity.
Although the monetary reward is insignificant given my profession, the experience itself has been unique. It has given me a new perspective on content creation and engagement, something I never expected.

#LitecoinETF $LTC
Litecoin network activity intensifies due to hype around ETFs
Litecoin doesn’t usually get the same buzz on social media as other major cryptocurrencies like XRP, Solana, Chainlink, or Cardano. But behind some legitimate ETF rumors, its value has been quietly increasing recently. From February 2 to February 19, 2025, Litecoin’s market cap increased by +46%, showing a surge in investor interest. This growth was driven in part by strong growth in its network utility, processing $9.6 billion in transactions per day over the past seven days. Thirteen months after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the first Bitcoin ETF, interest in a potential Litecoin ETF is clearly growing. A financial firm called CoinShares has officially applied to list a Litecoin ETF on Nasdaq, and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has begun the review process. If approved, this would allow investors to purchase Litecoin in a regulated stock market environment without having to store the actual tokens. Some analysts estimate the probability of approval by the end of 2025 to be 90%. Since the new U.S. administration seems to be more supportive of cryptocurrencies, this approval could open the door for more ETFs based on the altcoins discussed above, such as XRP and Solana. This will make it easier for traditional investors to enter the cryptocurrency market without having to buy tokens on-chain.

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