RT 🚨BSC Gems Alert🚨 (@BSCGemsAlert)#Binance will be listing ______? https://t.co/Hay7LiwxuO ...

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💰 @Binance just went live with @Ripple's $RLUSD on the XRP Ledger. Deposits are open now, with zero trading fees on select pairs.$1.52B market cap in 14 months. NYDFS-regulated. 103% reserve backing.Details ⬇️BSCN (@BSCNews):https://t.co/cbjBvEVNR5 ...

RT Binance Research (@BinanceResearch)Markets are repricing risk, with attention and capital rotating. But today's market structure is more institutional, liquidity channels are deeper, and the context sets this cycle apart from previous ones.This week's commentary from #Binance Research ➡️ https://t.co/m7t3pse0tY https://t.co/nHZ3Y2CRVM ...

Core Viewpoint - Binance Co-CEO Richard Teng defended the exchange against accusations of causing the "10/10" crypto crash, attributing the sell-off to macroeconomic and geopolitical factors rather than specific failures of Binance [1][2]. Group 1: Market Impact - The October 10 crash resulted in approximately $19 billion in liquidations across all exchanges, with the US equity market losing $1.5 trillion in value on the same day [3]. - The majority of liquidations in the crypto market (around 75%) occurred around 9:00 p.m. ET, coinciding with the release of significant macroeconomic news [3]. Group 2: Binance's Response - Teng acknowledged minor platform issues during the crash, such as a stablecoin depegging and temporary slowness in asset transfers, but emphasized these were not related to the overall market collapse [4]. - Binance supported affected users, including compensation for some, and reported no evidence of mass withdrawals from the platform during the crash [4]. Group 3: Trading Volume and Criticism - In the previous year, Binance facilitated $34 trillion in trading volume and served over 300 million users [5]. - The October 10 crash has led to ongoing criticism of Binance, particularly from rival exchange OKX and its CEO, Star Xu [5]. Group 4: Trader Reactions - Despite Teng's defense, traders on social media criticized Binance, alleging that the exchange manipulated conditions to force liquidations and deflected blame with the macroeconomic explanation [6]. Group 5: Geopolitical Factors - Recent geopolitical tensions, including fresh US tariff threats and China's rare-earth export controls, were cited as contributing factors to the market's risk sentiment shift [7].

RT Naga Avan-Nomayo (@JeSuisNaga)Binance has finalized the $1B conversion of its SAFU reserves into Bitcoin.🟠 The exchange purchased a final 4,545 BTC — bringing total SAFU holdings to 15,000 BTCAt completion, the fund was worth ~$1.005B (based on $67K BTC).SAFU is @binance emergency user protection reserve.Details on @TheBlock__ 👇 ...

LATEST: 💰 Binance has finished converting its $1 billion SAFU emergency fund into Bitcoin, purchasing a final 4,545 BTC to bring its total holdings to 15,000 BTC. https://t.co/7pUws34vVH ...

🔥 Binance CEO @_RichardTeng says the October 10 crash wasn't their fault. Macro killed the market, not Binance.Critics call it a software glitch. Others say market makers broke. @binance paid $328M in compensation anyway.The full picture ⬇️BSCN (@BSCNews):https://t.co/mI7DG8itjS ...

Binance founder CZ says you will have thousands of AI agents working for you soon. https://t.co/iMJ2RYbWk9 ...

The Daily: Standard Chartered warns of further 'pain and final capitulation' for BTC and ETH, Binance completes $1B SAFU conversion to bitcoin, and more https://t.co/cTqHoo434P ...