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My research notes on crypto & money. 9 years as investor, CM & builder. Learn to make, manage & master your own money. Crypto 60% · Money 35% · Shitposts 5%
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Unpopular opinion: I'm not withdrawing. My coins stay on Binance! $4.65B left in the first 9.5 hours after reopening. Sounds scary, until you see the size: the net outflow was $3.64B, about 2.1% of Binance's $171B in assets. The numbers from Binance (Nov 1, 06:00 to 15:30 UTC): - Withdrawals: $4.649B - Deposits: $1.01B - Net outflow: ~$3.64B - Share of $171B total assets: 2.1% All 15 networks were open by 12:36 UTC. After the first spike, withdrawals are slowing down. Why I stay: 1. Even after past hacks, Binance is still the top-tier CEX (centralized exchange) for me, and the custodial wallet I trust most. Nothing is 100% safe, though. 2. After seeing how the team handled this hack, my trust in them, especially @CZ and @heyi , is still high. 3. I need a balance on Binance to keep earning Alpha Points (Binance's score for Alpha airdrops, partly based on your account balance). 4. Yi He also hinted that a community rewards campaign is coming soon. This is my personal choice, not advice. If self-custody helps you sleep better, that's a fair answer too. Your money, your call. Stay or withdraw? #BinanceProcesses$4.65BWithdrawals $BTC $BNB $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT) {future}(BNBUSDT) {future}(BTCUSDT)
Unpopular opinion: I'm not withdrawing. My coins stay on Binance!

$4.65B left in the first 9.5 hours after reopening. Sounds scary, until you see the size: the net outflow was $3.64B, about 2.1% of Binance's $171B in assets.

The numbers from Binance (Nov 1, 06:00 to 15:30 UTC):
- Withdrawals: $4.649B
- Deposits: $1.01B
- Net outflow: ~$3.64B
- Share of $171B total assets: 2.1%

All 15 networks were open by 12:36 UTC. After the first spike, withdrawals are slowing down.

Why I stay:

1. Even after past hacks, Binance is still the top-tier CEX (centralized exchange) for me, and the custodial wallet I trust most. Nothing is 100% safe, though.

2. After seeing how the team handled this hack, my trust in them, especially @CZ and @Yi He , is still high.
3. I need a balance on Binance to keep earning Alpha Points (Binance's score for Alpha airdrops, partly based on your account balance).

4. Yi He also hinted that a community rewards campaign is coming soon.

This is my personal choice, not advice. If self-custody helps you sleep better, that's a fair answer too.

Your money, your call. Stay or withdraw?

#BinanceProcesses$4.65BWithdrawals

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Hello, I’m MT. [One of my recent posts](https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cpos/383640305501275?l=en&r=RSZIOD4B&uc=web_square_share_link&uco=1KBv2xzJL43lh1Oalg09UA&us=copylink) reached 138.7k views, with 106 likes, 59 comments and 9 shares. I didn’t expect that. It also brought me my first 127 followers here. Thank you for supporting me! ❤ I know these are small numbers, and a view isn’t a follower. I see this as a starting point: a place to learn crypto and money together, in public. A bit about me: 9 years as an investor, community manager and builder in crypto. Here I share my research notes on crypto and money, plus a few shitposts. What you’ll find: - How I research projects and opportunities - What I did with my own money, wins and losses - Lessons on how to make, manage and keep your money - The right money mindset: the psychology and philosophy of money management. It’s the foundation before you can earn anything, especially in this volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous universe I’d love to connect with: - web3 builders and project teams - investors and active players - creators - friends on Square growing financially and personally Now it’s your turn. Say hi and introduce yourself: what are you learning or building right now? I promise to read and reply to every comment. All my notes are for education and information only. Not financial advice. Keep your money first. Make money second. – MT
Hello, I’m MT.

One of my recent posts reached 138.7k views, with 106 likes, 59 comments and 9 shares. I didn’t expect that. It also brought me my first 127 followers here.

Thank you for supporting me! ❤

I know these are small numbers, and a view isn’t a follower. I see this as a starting point: a place to learn crypto and money together, in public.

A bit about me: 9 years as an investor, community manager and builder in crypto. Here I share my research notes on crypto and money, plus a few shitposts.

What you’ll find:
- How I research projects and opportunities
- What I did with my own money, wins and losses
- Lessons on how to make, manage and keep your money
- The right money mindset: the psychology and philosophy of money management. It’s the foundation before you can earn anything, especially in this volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous universe

I’d love to connect with:
- web3 builders and project teams
- investors and active players
- creators
- friends on Square growing financially and personally

Now it’s your turn. Say hi and introduce yourself: what are you learning or building right now? I promise to read and reply to every comment.

All my notes are for education and information only. Not financial advice.

Keep your money first. Make money second.
– MT
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This makes no sense: Trump Media company reported a $410M profit on just $3M of revenue 🤯 Where did the rest come from? Bitcoin. Trump Media holds about 15,649 BTC (news sites led with the 1,510 it added last quarter). Its CFO said bitcoin's price rose about 42% over those 3 months, and the company's earnings release shows about $378M of the profit came from gains on its bitcoin. The release also says the bulk of the profit was non-cash: gains on paper, not money the business earned. The same holdings can hurt just as fast. Per Yahoo Finance, the company lost $238M in the quarter before this one, when its crypto and stock holdings fell. Over the first 9 months of 2026 it is still $234M in the red. So a profit headline can really be a bitcoin-price headline. When results follow a price, a big profit says little about how the business itself is doing. Next time you see a big profit, check where it came from. Do you? Experience, not financial advice. {future}(BTCUSDT) #trumpmediaadds1510btcinq3
This makes no sense: Trump Media company reported a $410M profit on just $3M of revenue 🤯

Where did the rest come from? Bitcoin. Trump Media holds about 15,649 BTC (news sites led with the 1,510 it added last quarter). Its CFO said bitcoin's price rose about 42% over those 3 months, and the company's earnings release shows about $378M of the profit came from gains on its bitcoin. The release also says the bulk of the profit was non-cash: gains on paper, not money the business earned.

The same holdings can hurt just as fast. Per Yahoo Finance, the company lost $238M in the quarter before this one, when its crypto and stock holdings fell. Over the first 9 months of 2026 it is still $234M in the red.

So a profit headline can really be a bitcoin-price headline. When results follow a price, a big profit says little about how the business itself is doing.

Next time you see a big profit, check where it came from.

Do you?

Experience, not financial advice.

#trumpmediaadds1510btcinq3
Hot CPI, priced-in hike: 98.9% priced in. The CPI news was in the other 1.1%. Before the October CPI, CME FedWatch gave a 25 bp December hike a 98.9% chance and a 50 bp hike 1.1%. Then the print came in at 0.4% vs 0.3% expected, with core at 0.3% vs 0.2%. Hours later the 50 bp odds read about 11% to 15%, depending on the hour and the source. The Fed's direction did not change. The size did. Fed Governor Waller had said a 50 bp hike should be considered if core ran around 0.3% or higher, and core ran at 0.3%. The Fed decides on Dec 9. There is no year-on-year number this month: the 2025 shutdown left no October 2025 data to compare with. The monthly prints carry the story. What to take from it: - A "hot" headline is a surprise against a forecast the market already held. What matters is what the surprise does to the odds. - When the likely outcome is 98.9%, the information lives in the tail. A 1% chance became roughly 1 in 8 on one release. - Odds move by the hour. Sources show 11.3% to 15.3% for the same afternoon, so check the tool yourself. - A plan that needs the likely outcome to be the only outcome is fragile. Size it for the tail. Which did you check first on CPI day, the print or the odds? Experience, not financial advice. #HotCPIDecemberHikePriced
Hot CPI, priced-in hike: 98.9% priced in. The CPI news was in the other 1.1%.

Before the October CPI, CME FedWatch gave a 25 bp December hike a 98.9% chance and a 50 bp hike 1.1%. Then the print came in at 0.4% vs 0.3% expected, with core at 0.3% vs 0.2%. Hours later the 50 bp odds read about 11% to 15%, depending on the hour and the source.

The Fed's direction did not change. The size did. Fed Governor Waller had said a 50 bp hike should be considered if core ran around 0.3% or higher, and core ran at 0.3%. The Fed decides on Dec 9.

There is no year-on-year number this month: the 2025 shutdown left no October 2025 data to compare with. The monthly prints carry the story.

What to take from it:

- A "hot" headline is a surprise against a forecast the market already held. What matters is what the surprise does to the odds.
- When the likely outcome is 98.9%, the information lives in the tail. A 1% chance became roughly 1 in 8 on one release.
- Odds move by the hour. Sources show 11.3% to 15.3% for the same afternoon, so check the tool yourself.
- A plan that needs the likely outcome to be the only outcome is fragile. Size it for the tail.

Which did you check first on CPI day, the print or the odds?

Experience, not financial advice.
#HotCPIDecemberHikePriced
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Inflation is expected to cool to 0.3% and a Fed hike is still 80% priced!

October CPI prints Nov 10 at 13:30 UTC. Economists expect +0.3% headline and +0.2% core, down from +0.6% and +0.3% in September. The Fed held rates on Oct 28 with two members voting for a hike, and CME FedWatch puts a quarter-point hike on Dec 8-9 above 80%.

Four things you should know before taking any action:
- A steady 0.3% a month adds up to about 3.7% a year. The Fed wants 2%.
- Markets trade the surprise, not the number. A hike this likely is already in prices, and BofA's Stephen Juneau says only a very soft 0.1% month would likely stop it.
- There is no official annual rate this time. October 2025 prices were never collected during the shutdown, so any annual figure you see is an estimate (BofA says 3.8% headline, Unicredit 4.0%).
- One print is one month. Chicago Fed's Goolsbee says AI data center spending increasingly looks like old-fashioned demand overheating, and that is a trend, not a blip.

Experience, not financial advice.

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Research Any Stock in 5 Minutes With Binance Agentic Wallet (I Asked It to Buy NVDA. It Said No.)I told Binance Agentic Wallet to buy NVDA with 50% of my fund. It placed no order. In about 5 minutes, you can turn this wallet into a research assistant. Here is exactly how I tested it on NVDA, what it told me, and the habits that keep you safe. What you get from this article: The 5 screens I went through, step by stepHow to read its numbers: moving averages, RSI and fundamentals, in plain wordsWhy NVDA fell, checked against the news7 habits for researching and managing money with the wallet I opened it by accident I opened Binance Agentic Wallet by accident. I was about to close it, then thought: why not play with it for a few minutes? The home screen was calmer than I expected. At the top: a daily limit ($0 used, $50,000 left) and an order count (0). Right below it sat a Security Settings card: Abnormal Transactions: Auto Reject and Tradable Tokens: Limited Tokens. Before I typed a single word, the wallet had already told me it had guardrails. Then came a card titled "Send the following prompts to your Agent", with four suggestions: A full rundown of my wallet: holdings, value, today's P&LAnalyze NVDA and, if it looks bullish, buy 100 USDT of itFind the best-value prediction markets right nowPut my idle USDT into a high-APY DeFi pool The NVDA one made me smile. NVDA is a hard stock to read right now, for the company and for its investors. So I asked myself a simple question: if I tell an AI agent to analyze NVDA and buy it when it looks bullish, will it just say yes? I made the test bolder on purpose. Instead of 100 USDT, I typed: "Analyze NVDA and if it looks bullish, buy 50% of my fund of it." This was a test of the agent, not a plan for my money. Step by step: researching NVDA in 5 screens Step 1: Open the home screen and check the guardrails. Look at the daily limit, the abnormal transaction setting and the tradable token list. Tighten them if you want a smaller blast radius. Step 2: Pick a suggested prompt, or type your own. Tapping the chat opens a panel called Binance AI Pro with a box that says "Ask Anything...". It feels like texting a friend. No commands to learn. Step 3: Send your question and watch it work. The agent showed "Load skill" while it gathered what it needed. I did not choose a data source. It picked its own tools. Step 4: Answer its clarifying questions. Instead of buying, it showed a "Clarify purchase" card with tap-to-answer buttons: Binance tokenized stock, Other brokerage, Clarify fund amount, Specific USDT amount, and No purchase yet. My prompt was vague ("50% of my fund"), and the agent did not guess. It asked. Step 5: Read the analysis and the verdict. It gave me price action, trend, momentum, fundamentals and the tokenized version of NVDA on Binance. Then it told me plainly that the evidence did not look bullish and that it had not prepared or placed any order. One small line sits at the bottom of every screen: "Binance AI can make mistakes. Verify its output." I think that is the right attitude, and I come back to it below. The user experience is the point. Suggested prompts show the possibilities at a glance. Answers use plain language, with the key numbers in bold. Clarifying questions come as buttons, not essays. Limits and security settings sit on the same screen as the chat. A beginner can use it without reading a manual. What the agent told me about NVDA The verdict was not a buy. That is what I expected, and it was reasonable. Here is what sat behind it, and what each signal means for a beginner. Last daily close: $178.67 on Nov. 9. The price at the end of the most recent full trading day in its data.10-session change: down 18.02% from $217.94. A fast, steep drop in about two weeks.Moving averages: below the 7-, 25- and 99-day averages. Short, medium and long trends all point down, so sellers are in control.Daily RSI: 25.90. Weak momentum. Below 30 is also called "oversold": the drop was fast and a bounce is possible, but not guaranteed.Fundamentals: revenue and net income growth were positive. The business is still growing, even though the price is falling.Tokenized version: NVDAB on BNB Smart Chain, $178.32, up 1.672% in 24 hours, about 1.00078 NVDA shares per token. A tokenized instrument, not a directly held US-listed share. Two things stood out to me. First, the agent separated data from forecast. It said this was market data, not a forecast. Good. Nobody can forecast a price from a few indicators. Second, it noticed the difference between the stock and the token. The agent made clear that NVDAB is a tokenized instrument, not the US-listed share itself. If you plan to buy a tokenized stock, read that difference before anything else. Why NVDA fell: the news behind the numbers I did not want to trust one tool, so I checked the agent's picture against the news. It matched. The big day. NVDA closed at $181.60 on November 5, down 9.26% in one session, and about 24% below its record close of $239.24 on October 6 (INDmoney).The reason. Reports tied the drop to a broad sell-off in AI and chip stocks, linked to election-related uncertainty and worries about data center demand. No company-specific news was named (Gotrade).The next catalyst. Nvidia is scheduled to report earnings on November 17, 2026 (PrimeXBT). Earnings can move a stock sharply in either direction.The valuation debate. Some analysts say the forward P/E now sits around 15x, and argue a drop driven by political fear, with no change in reported numbers, may leave room for recovery (24/7 Wall St.). What I take from this. A price that falls because markets are nervous is different from a price that falls because a business broke. The agent's numbers show a weak trend. The news shows a nervous market and a big report ahead. Both can be true, and neither says "buy now" or "never buy". That is why "not a buy right now" is a reasonable answer and not a prediction. Outlets report slightly different figures for the same days, so I used the numbers that most sources agreed on. Check live prices yourself before acting. Try it yourself: 7 safe habits The wallet can do more than research. The suggested prompts also cover a wallet rundown, prediction markets and DeFi pools. Whatever you ask it, these habits help. Start with read-only prompts. Ask for a wallet rundown, or ask it to analyze an asset with no buy instruction. Add trading later.Set your guardrails first. Check the daily limit, the abnormal transaction setting and the tradable token list on the home screen.Be specific. Use amounts in USDT, not "half my fund". Clear instructions mean fewer mistakes.Treat clarification cards as a feature. If the agent asks before acting, answer carefully, or tap "No purchase yet".Verify the data. Cross-check prices and news from a second source. The footer says it for a reason: Binance AI can make mistakes.Understand what you buy. A tokenized stock is not the same thing as the share itself. Read the instrument details the agent shows you.Start small. Test with an amount you can afford to lose, and never because an AI sounded confident. I wrote my own prompt as a stress test. In real use, I would not tell an agent to buy half my fund. This time it asked, analyzed and declined to place a trade. I would not count on that every time, so be precise with your own prompts. The takeaway I expected a gimmick. I found a research assistant inside my wallet: it pulled the data, explained the trend, found the tokenized version of the stock, and said "this does not look bullish" instead of telling me what I might have wanted to hear. An AI agent will not replace your judgment. What it can do is give you a clear, fast first pass, so your own judgment starts with better material. What would you ask your wallet first? Experience, not financial advice.

Research Any Stock in 5 Minutes With Binance Agentic Wallet (I Asked It to Buy NVDA. It Said No.)

I told Binance Agentic Wallet to buy NVDA with 50% of my fund. It placed no order.
In about 5 minutes, you can turn this wallet into a research assistant. Here is exactly how I tested it on NVDA, what it told me, and the habits that keep you safe.
What you get from this article:
The 5 screens I went through, step by stepHow to read its numbers: moving averages, RSI and fundamentals, in plain wordsWhy NVDA fell, checked against the news7 habits for researching and managing money with the wallet
I opened it by accident
I opened Binance Agentic Wallet by accident. I was about to close it, then thought: why not play with it for a few minutes?
The home screen was calmer than I expected. At the top: a daily limit ($0 used, $50,000 left) and an order count (0). Right below it sat a Security Settings card: Abnormal Transactions: Auto Reject and Tradable Tokens: Limited Tokens. Before I typed a single word, the wallet had already told me it had guardrails.
Then came a card titled "Send the following prompts to your Agent", with four suggestions:
A full rundown of my wallet: holdings, value, today's P&LAnalyze NVDA and, if it looks bullish, buy 100 USDT of itFind the best-value prediction markets right nowPut my idle USDT into a high-APY DeFi pool
The NVDA one made me smile. NVDA is a hard stock to read right now, for the company and for its investors. So I asked myself a simple question: if I tell an AI agent to analyze NVDA and buy it when it looks bullish, will it just say yes?
I made the test bolder on purpose. Instead of 100 USDT, I typed: "Analyze NVDA and if it looks bullish, buy 50% of my fund of it." This was a test of the agent, not a plan for my money.
Step by step: researching NVDA in 5 screens
Step 1: Open the home screen and check the guardrails. Look at the daily limit, the abnormal transaction setting and the tradable token list. Tighten them if you want a smaller blast radius.
Step 2: Pick a suggested prompt, or type your own. Tapping the chat opens a panel called Binance AI Pro with a box that says "Ask Anything...". It feels like texting a friend. No commands to learn.
Step 3: Send your question and watch it work. The agent showed "Load skill" while it gathered what it needed. I did not choose a data source. It picked its own tools.
Step 4: Answer its clarifying questions. Instead of buying, it showed a "Clarify purchase" card with tap-to-answer buttons: Binance tokenized stock, Other brokerage, Clarify fund amount, Specific USDT amount, and No purchase yet. My prompt was vague ("50% of my fund"), and the agent did not guess. It asked.
Step 5: Read the analysis and the verdict. It gave me price action, trend, momentum, fundamentals and the tokenized version of NVDA on Binance. Then it told me plainly that the evidence did not look bullish and that it had not prepared or placed any order.
One small line sits at the bottom of every screen: "Binance AI can make mistakes. Verify its output." I think that is the right attitude, and I come back to it below.
The user experience is the point. Suggested prompts show the possibilities at a glance. Answers use plain language, with the key numbers in bold. Clarifying questions come as buttons, not essays. Limits and security settings sit on the same screen as the chat. A beginner can use it without reading a manual.
What the agent told me about NVDA
The verdict was not a buy. That is what I expected, and it was reasonable. Here is what sat behind it, and what each signal means for a beginner.
Last daily close: $178.67 on Nov. 9. The price at the end of the most recent full trading day in its data.10-session change: down 18.02% from $217.94. A fast, steep drop in about two weeks.Moving averages: below the 7-, 25- and 99-day averages. Short, medium and long trends all point down, so sellers are in control.Daily RSI: 25.90. Weak momentum. Below 30 is also called "oversold": the drop was fast and a bounce is possible, but not guaranteed.Fundamentals: revenue and net income growth were positive. The business is still growing, even though the price is falling.Tokenized version: NVDAB on BNB Smart Chain, $178.32, up 1.672% in 24 hours, about 1.00078 NVDA shares per token. A tokenized instrument, not a directly held US-listed share.
Two things stood out to me.
First, the agent separated data from forecast. It said this was market data, not a forecast. Good. Nobody can forecast a price from a few indicators.
Second, it noticed the difference between the stock and the token. The agent made clear that NVDAB is a tokenized instrument, not the US-listed share itself. If you plan to buy a tokenized stock, read that difference before anything else.
Why NVDA fell: the news behind the numbers
I did not want to trust one tool, so I checked the agent's picture against the news. It matched.
The big day. NVDA closed at $181.60 on November 5, down 9.26% in one session, and about 24% below its record close of $239.24 on October 6 (INDmoney).The reason. Reports tied the drop to a broad sell-off in AI and chip stocks, linked to election-related uncertainty and worries about data center demand. No company-specific news was named (Gotrade).The next catalyst. Nvidia is scheduled to report earnings on November 17, 2026 (PrimeXBT). Earnings can move a stock sharply in either direction.The valuation debate. Some analysts say the forward P/E now sits around 15x, and argue a drop driven by political fear, with no change in reported numbers, may leave room for recovery (24/7 Wall St.).
What I take from this. A price that falls because markets are nervous is different from a price that falls because a business broke. The agent's numbers show a weak trend. The news shows a nervous market and a big report ahead. Both can be true, and neither says "buy now" or "never buy". That is why "not a buy right now" is a reasonable answer and not a prediction.
Outlets report slightly different figures for the same days, so I used the numbers that most sources agreed on. Check live prices yourself before acting.
Try it yourself: 7 safe habits
The wallet can do more than research. The suggested prompts also cover a wallet rundown, prediction markets and DeFi pools. Whatever you ask it, these habits help.
Start with read-only prompts. Ask for a wallet rundown, or ask it to analyze an asset with no buy instruction. Add trading later.Set your guardrails first. Check the daily limit, the abnormal transaction setting and the tradable token list on the home screen.Be specific. Use amounts in USDT, not "half my fund". Clear instructions mean fewer mistakes.Treat clarification cards as a feature. If the agent asks before acting, answer carefully, or tap "No purchase yet".Verify the data. Cross-check prices and news from a second source. The footer says it for a reason: Binance AI can make mistakes.Understand what you buy. A tokenized stock is not the same thing as the share itself. Read the instrument details the agent shows you.Start small. Test with an amount you can afford to lose, and never because an AI sounded confident.
I wrote my own prompt as a stress test. In real use, I would not tell an agent to buy half my fund. This time it asked, analyzed and declined to place a trade. I would not count on that every time, so be precise with your own prompts.
The takeaway
I expected a gimmick. I found a research assistant inside my wallet: it pulled the data, explained the trend, found the tokenized version of the stock, and said "this does not look bullish" instead of telling me what I might have wanted to hear.
An AI agent will not replace your judgment. What it can do is give you a clear, fast first pass, so your own judgment starts with better material.
What would you ask your wallet first?
Experience, not financial advice.
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Binance blocks MEXC transfers: A deposit from MEXC can now put your own account under review! On Nov 10, Binance said it will no longer process transactions involving MEXC and 12 other listed names. Withdrawals to them will be declined. Deposits from them will be held for compliance review, and the account may be restricted or even offboarded. Days ago this was user reports and an OKX warning. Now it is a written rule, and the risk is not only your coins. It is your account. The notice covers direct and indirect transactions. Binance gave no review timeline and no date for when held deposits are released. The FinCEN order behind it is not in effect yet, so exchanges are moving ahead of it, and the Treasury's claims are allegations, not court findings. MEXC says it is operating normally and user assets are secure. Habits I would keep: - Know the route of every deposit. "Directly or indirectly" is the phrase to read twice. - If coins touched MEXC, ask Binance Support before moving them. Bouncing them through other wallets does not get around a rule that covers indirect transactions. - Keep records of where your funds came from. - Read the exchange's own notice, not a screenshot of it. Do you think MEXC can overcome this difficult situation? Experience, not financial advice.
Binance blocks MEXC transfers: A deposit from MEXC can now put your own account under review!

On Nov 10, Binance said it will no longer process transactions involving MEXC and 12 other listed names. Withdrawals to them will be declined. Deposits from them will be held for compliance review, and the account may be restricted or even offboarded.

Days ago this was user reports and an OKX warning. Now it is a written rule, and the risk is not only your coins. It is your account.

The notice covers direct and indirect transactions. Binance gave no review timeline and no date for when held deposits are released. The FinCEN order behind it is not in effect yet, so exchanges are moving ahead of it, and the Treasury's claims are allegations, not court findings. MEXC says it is operating normally and user assets are secure.

Habits I would keep:
- Know the route of every deposit. "Directly or indirectly" is the phrase to read twice.
- If coins touched MEXC, ask Binance Support before moving them. Bouncing them through other wallets does not get around a rule that covers indirect transactions.
- Keep records of where your funds came from.
- Read the exchange's own notice, not a screenshot of it.

Do you think MEXC can overcome this difficult situation?

Experience, not financial advice.
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Slow MEXC withdrawals today? Don’t ignore it and stay careful. This is the note for MEXC users!

Friends in my circle have reported MEXC withdrawal delays, suspensions and risk-control flags for about 3 hours.

What I saw from them:
- One email sent from MEXC team: Futures max leverage cut for 30 days under “risk control” rules. Closing positions is not affected.
- Withdrawal screens showing BNB Chain, Aptos, Polygon, TON and Optimism paused, with recovery estimates from Nov 8 to 14

Then I did some research myself:
> Nov 6: FinCEN (US Treasury) ordered US financial institutions to stop funds transfers to and from MEXC Global. Treasury alleges at least $16B of illicit-linked flows from 2021 to 2026.
> It takes effect 30 days after Federal Register publication. It is not an asset freeze.
> MEXC says it is operating normally, user assets are secure, and it started an independent review of its AML controls.

My rule: better safe than sorry. I can’t tell you if the delays are 100% linked to the order. Allegations are not findings. It could be routine maintenance.

But when the plumbing around an exchange changes, friction shows up first. Waiting for certainty is expensive.

My recommended risk management at the moment:
- Test: withdraw a small amount now
- Trim: keep only what you actively trade. Self-custody has its own risks, so learn it first.
- Think critically: follow MEXC’s official updates and other users’ reports, compare them, then decide

Did you see delays on MEXC? Tell me what you saw and on which network.

Experience, not financial advice.
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Anthropic IPO: price still unset! $70-80 a share. Pulled as "inaccurate" within hours. Anthropic's IPO price is still blank. Reuters reports Anthropic emailed bankers a filing showing about 867M shares at $70-80, up to $69.3B raised, then said the pricing was inaccurate and the filing would be updated. The public filing on record still has no price. Reported debut: Nov 19 or 20 on Nasdaq, ticker ANT. In October the talk was $1.5T-$2T. After the Nov 5 AI selloff, when $2.5T was wiped off the Nasdaq in one day, reports now range from about $1.1T to $1.75T. Same company, a few weeks apart. Three checks before you trust any IPO number: - Filed or leaked? Only the SEC filing counts. This leak was pulled within hours. - Reported or confirmed? The $26B placement from seven tech firms is reported, not in the filing. - Whose mood sets the price? An IPO range is a negotiation with the market, and the market just got nervous. Token launches work the same way. The valuation at listing is what buyers accept that week, not what the project is worth. Filing or leak, which do you trust more? Experience, not financial advice. #AnthropicRejectsIPODelayValuationinQuestion
Anthropic IPO: price still unset!

$70-80 a share. Pulled as "inaccurate" within hours. Anthropic's IPO price is still blank.

Reuters reports Anthropic emailed bankers a filing showing about 867M shares at $70-80, up to $69.3B raised, then said the pricing was inaccurate and the filing would be updated. The public filing on record still has no price. Reported debut: Nov 19 or 20 on Nasdaq, ticker ANT.

In October the talk was $1.5T-$2T. After the Nov 5 AI selloff, when $2.5T was wiped off the Nasdaq in one day, reports now range from about $1.1T to $1.75T. Same company, a few weeks apart.

Three checks before you trust any IPO number:
- Filed or leaked? Only the SEC filing counts. This leak was pulled within hours.
- Reported or confirmed? The $26B placement from seven tech firms is reported, not in the filing.
- Whose mood sets the price? An IPO range is a negotiation with the market, and the market just got nervous.

Token launches work the same way. The valuation at listing is what buyers accept that week, not what the project is worth.

Filing or leak, which do you trust more?

Experience, not financial advice.

#AnthropicRejectsIPODelayValuationinQuestion
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Inflation is expected to cool to 0.3% and a Fed hike is still 80% priced! October CPI prints Nov 10 at 13:30 UTC. Economists expect +0.3% headline and +0.2% core, down from +0.6% and +0.3% in September. The Fed held rates on Oct 28 with two members voting for a hike, and CME FedWatch puts a quarter-point hike on Dec 8-9 above 80%. Four things you should know before taking any action: - A steady 0.3% a month adds up to about 3.7% a year. The Fed wants 2%. - Markets trade the surprise, not the number. A hike this likely is already in prices, and BofA's Stephen Juneau says only a very soft 0.1% month would likely stop it. - There is no official annual rate this time. October 2025 prices were never collected during the shutdown, so any annual figure you see is an estimate (BofA says 3.8% headline, Unicredit 4.0%). - One print is one month. Chicago Fed's Goolsbee says AI data center spending increasingly looks like old-fashioned demand overheating, and that is a trend, not a blip. Experience, not financial advice. #cpitestsdecemberrateoutlook
Inflation is expected to cool to 0.3% and a Fed hike is still 80% priced!

October CPI prints Nov 10 at 13:30 UTC. Economists expect +0.3% headline and +0.2% core, down from +0.6% and +0.3% in September. The Fed held rates on Oct 28 with two members voting for a hike, and CME FedWatch puts a quarter-point hike on Dec 8-9 above 80%.

Four things you should know before taking any action:
- A steady 0.3% a month adds up to about 3.7% a year. The Fed wants 2%.
- Markets trade the surprise, not the number. A hike this likely is already in prices, and BofA's Stephen Juneau says only a very soft 0.1% month would likely stop it.
- There is no official annual rate this time. October 2025 prices were never collected during the shutdown, so any annual figure you see is an estimate (BofA says 3.8% headline, Unicredit 4.0%).
- One print is one month. Chicago Fed's Goolsbee says AI data center spending increasingly looks like old-fashioned demand overheating, and that is a trend, not a blip.

Experience, not financial advice.

#cpitestsdecemberrateoutlook
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Strategy raised $283.8M last week. Only $81.9M of it bought Bitcoin. More than twice that, $188.3M, went to buying back its own preferred stock. The headline says "Strategy buys 1,036 BTC". Footnote 4 of the same filing tells the bigger story. Here is the week of Nov 2-8, straight from the SEC filing (Form 8-K, Nov 9): - Sold 2,051,348 new MSTR shares for $283.8M - $81.9M bought 1,036 BTC at an average of $79,012 - $188.3M bought back 1,887,464 shares of STRC, its 12% preferred stock - $13.6M stayed in cash So for every $1 raised, about 29 cents went to Bitcoin and 66 cents went to STRC. And it is not a one-week thing. Across the last 3 weekly filings, STRC buybacks add up to $601.4M. Bitcoin buys add up to $147.4M. That is about 4 to 1. Why STRC? The company has said it wants STRC to trade near $100 and can buy it back when it slips below. Last week's buyback works out to about $99.76 a share. The filing gives no reason, so I won't pretend to know more than that. And the 1,036 BTC? It added about 0.12% to a stack of 850,364 BTC. A big number in a headline, a small step for the holder. What I learnt from this one: - A "buys BTC" headline counts coins. It rarely tells you where the money came from or where the rest of it went. - New shares paid for all of it. Buying is not the same as having spare cash. - The filing is free on sec.gov and the footnotes are a 2-minute read. - None of this says Bitcoin goes up or down. Check the source before you feel the FOMO. {future}(BTCUSDT) Headline or footnote, which one do you read first? Experience, not financial advice. #strategybuys1037btclastweek
Strategy raised $283.8M last week. Only $81.9M of it bought Bitcoin.

More than twice that, $188.3M, went to buying back its own preferred stock. The headline says "Strategy buys 1,036 BTC". Footnote 4 of the same filing tells the bigger story.

Here is the week of Nov 2-8, straight from the SEC filing (Form 8-K, Nov 9):
- Sold 2,051,348 new MSTR shares for $283.8M
- $81.9M bought 1,036 BTC at an average of $79,012
- $188.3M bought back 1,887,464 shares of STRC, its 12% preferred stock
- $13.6M stayed in cash

So for every $1 raised, about 29 cents went to Bitcoin and 66 cents went to STRC.

And it is not a one-week thing. Across the last 3 weekly filings, STRC buybacks add up to $601.4M. Bitcoin buys add up to $147.4M. That is about 4 to 1.

Why STRC? The company has said it wants STRC to trade near $100 and can buy it back when it slips below. Last week's buyback works out to about $99.76 a share. The filing gives no reason, so I won't pretend to know more than that.

And the 1,036 BTC? It added about 0.12% to a stack of 850,364 BTC. A big number in a headline, a small step for the holder.

What I learnt from this one:
- A "buys BTC" headline counts coins. It rarely tells you where the money came from or where the rest of it went.
- New shares paid for all of it. Buying is not the same as having spare cash.
- The filing is free on sec.gov and the footnotes are a 2-minute read.
- None of this says Bitcoin goes up or down. Check the source before you feel the FOMO.
Headline or footnote, which one do you read first?

Experience, not financial advice.

#strategybuys1037btclastweek
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Galxe closes the quest era: 36 million users. 7,700+ projects. 5+ years of follow, retweet, join Discord. Galxe is winding down Quest, ID and Passport. Reward claims close Dec 15. For a lot of us, Galxe was a daily habit since the last altcoin season, when GameFi and IDOs were everywhere. Open the app, tick the tasks, chase one more OAT, and hope it turns into an airdrop one day. Plenty of projects reached people for the first time through a Galxe campaign. Honestly, it was hard work, and most of it paid almost nothing. I never earned much there either. The meta moved on. Tasks a bot can finish in 10 seconds stopped being worth paying for. Projects now reward real usage, with points, thresholds and sybil filters. Galxe is moving its team and brand under its own chain, Gravity L1. What to do now: - Dec 5: last day to join any campaign. - Dec 15: reward claims close and the site goes read-only. Claim what you're owed before then, on the official Galxe site only. - Smart Savings, unwithdrawn staked G and G on Gravity Alpha get a separate claim process. Galxe says details come on its official X. Until then, any "claim your G" link in your DMs is a trap. - Galxe says the G token doesn't change. That alone is not a reason to buy or sell it. Have you ever joined Galxe? $GAL Experience, not financial advice.
Galxe closes the quest era: 36 million users. 7,700+ projects. 5+ years of follow, retweet, join Discord.

Galxe is winding down Quest, ID and Passport. Reward claims close Dec 15.

For a lot of us, Galxe was a daily habit since the last altcoin season, when GameFi and IDOs were everywhere. Open the app, tick the tasks, chase one more OAT, and hope it turns into an airdrop one day. Plenty of projects reached people for the first time through a Galxe campaign.

Honestly, it was hard work, and most of it paid almost nothing. I never earned much there either.

The meta moved on. Tasks a bot can finish in 10 seconds stopped being worth paying for. Projects now reward real usage, with points, thresholds and sybil filters. Galxe is moving its team and brand under its own chain, Gravity L1.

What to do now:
- Dec 5: last day to join any campaign.
- Dec 15: reward claims close and the site goes read-only. Claim what you're owed before then, on the official Galxe site only.
- Smart Savings, unwithdrawn staked G and G on Gravity Alpha get a separate claim process. Galxe says details come on its official X. Until then, any "claim your G" link in your DMs is a trap.
- Galxe says the G token doesn't change. That alone is not a reason to buy or sell it.

Have you ever joined Galxe? $GAL

Experience, not financial advice.
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Binance Alpha withdrawals return! The pipes are back. The events aren't, yet. Binance just reopened Alpha withdrawals on 4 networks: BSC, ETH, Base and Arbitrum. 11 days after the Oct 29 hack, Binance keeps reopening in phases. First BTC, ETH and stablecoins, then over 200 network-asset pairs. Now Binance Alpha, the early-token corner where Alpha Points unlock airdrops and Prime Sales. $PREDICT shows why this matters. Its Pre-TGE Prime Sale ran on Oct 29, 08:00 to 10:00 UTC. Alpha trading was set for Oct 30, 09:00 UTC. Then Alpha trading was postponed, and the TGE and Season 1 airdrop claim were delayed with it. No new date yet. In my opinion, Alpha withdrawals coming back is a strong signal that Alpha activity is warming up. Pipes come back before the water. But a signal is not a date. Do you think $PREDICT will launch its token this week? Experience, not financial advice. {future}(PREDICTUSDT)
Binance Alpha withdrawals return!

The pipes are back. The events aren't, yet.

Binance just reopened Alpha withdrawals on 4 networks: BSC, ETH, Base and Arbitrum.

11 days after the Oct 29 hack, Binance keeps reopening in phases. First BTC, ETH and stablecoins, then over 200 network-asset pairs. Now Binance Alpha, the early-token corner where Alpha Points unlock airdrops and Prime Sales.

$PREDICT shows why this matters. Its Pre-TGE Prime Sale ran on Oct 29, 08:00 to 10:00 UTC. Alpha trading was set for Oct 30, 09:00
UTC. Then Alpha trading was postponed, and the TGE and Season 1 airdrop claim were delayed with it. No new date yet.

In my opinion, Alpha withdrawals coming back is a strong signal that Alpha activity is warming up. Pipes come back before the water. But a signal is not a date.

Do you think $PREDICT will launch its token this week?

Experience, not financial advice.
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Binance Re-Enables Alpha Withdrawals on BSC, ETH, Base and Arbitrum
Binance said withdrawals have now been re-enabled for the following networks and assets, according to a post on its X account.The exchange said it has newly re-enabled Alpha withdrawals on four networks: BSC, ETH, Base and Arbitrum.It said additional assets were already enabled. On Ethereum, withdrawals are open for RLUSD, USD1, TUSD, FDUSD, XUSD, ENA, USDE, PENDLE, WLD, QNT, SHIB, ZRO, FET, NIL, ONDO, ALT, SKY, LINK, ETHFI, REZ, JASMY, PUNDIX, BTC, BAT, STRK, POL, ANIME, LSK, RE, BREV, RLC, AMP, PLUME, BLUR, WBETH, ZBT, ENSO and AVA.On Solana, withdrawals are open for USD1, PUMP, FDUSD, BMT, RENDER, RAY, TRUMP, MET, PENGU, JUP, PYTH, BONK, KMNO, BNSOL, ORCA, WIF, W, HUMA, JTO, IO, 2Z and BOME.HYPE and APT were also listed as already enabled. Binance said it will continue to restore additional assets and networks in phases as security checks are completed, and that further updates will be shared through official Binance channels.
Nvidia's CEO scandal: the $5 Trillion lesson Taipei, June 2024. A Computex party. Jensen Huang joins a group at the bar and takes a whiskey shot. Next to him, an executive from Megaspeed, a young Singapore data center firm about to spend around $2B on Nvidia chips. Then US officials start asking whether those chips quietly reached China. Nvidia says it counted every GPU and found no diversion. Then reports say US intelligence sees that executive as someone working for Beijing. And she had grown close to him. Late October, right after the first report, Huang called their dealings completely normal. Less than two weeks later, he told his staff he had been unfaithful to his wife. Reports say he told the board it was her. Nov 8, 2026. Nvidia's board opens an investigation into its own founder. It says it has no reason to believe secrets or national security were compromised. Huang stays CEO while independent directors and outside lawyers dig. Now look at the money. Nvidia touched nearly $5.8T in October. It sits under $5T now, with earnings due later this month. The chips didn't change. The business didn't change. The market just remembered that it all runs through one man: no public succession plan, no obvious heir. That has a name: key-person risk. And crypto is full of it. - A token that pumps and dumps on one founder's posts - A protocol where one wallet holds the upgrade keys - A team with no plan B if the lead dev goes quiet Two habits from this story: - Before you buy, ask: if this one person fell tomorrow, what's left? - When someone calls it "completely normal", note the date. Here, that version lasted less than two weeks. Would your bag survive losing its founder? Experience, not financial advice. #NvidiaInvestigatesAfterHuang’sAffairApology $BTC $NVDAB $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT) {spot}(NVDABUSDT) {future}(BTCUSDT)
Nvidia's CEO scandal: the $5 Trillion lesson

Taipei, June 2024. A Computex party. Jensen Huang joins a group at the bar and takes a whiskey shot. Next to him, an executive from Megaspeed, a young Singapore data center firm about to spend around $2B on Nvidia chips.

Then US officials start asking whether those chips quietly reached China. Nvidia says it counted every GPU and found no diversion. Then reports say US intelligence sees that executive as someone working for Beijing. And she had grown close to him.

Late October, right after the first report, Huang called their dealings completely normal. Less than two weeks later, he told his staff he had been unfaithful to his wife. Reports say he told the board it was her.

Nov 8, 2026. Nvidia's board opens an investigation into its own founder. It says it has no reason to believe secrets or national security were compromised. Huang stays CEO while independent directors and outside lawyers dig.

Now look at the money.

Nvidia touched nearly $5.8T in October. It sits under $5T now, with earnings due later this month.

The chips didn't change. The business didn't change. The market just remembered that it all runs through one man: no public succession plan, no obvious heir.

That has a name: key-person risk. And crypto is full of it.
- A token that pumps and dumps on one founder's posts
- A protocol where one wallet holds the upgrade keys
- A team with no plan B if the lead dev goes quiet

Two habits from this story:
- Before you buy, ask: if this one person fell tomorrow, what's left?
- When someone calls it "completely normal", note the date. Here, that version lasted less than two weeks.

Would your bag survive losing its founder?

Experience, not financial advice.

#NvidiaInvestigatesAfterHuang’sAffairApology

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NEW WEEK: $BTC BIAS (Nov 9, 2026) #BitcoinFiveWeeklyLosses Last week, price fell from 81,100 to 73,500 and the week closed below last month's low. Lower highs and lower lows on the weekly. Weekly: 5 red candles in a row, each with a lower high and a lower low. Price is reaching the price gap (FVG) left by the big August candle, about 65,400 to 76,500. A break below last week's low likely means a 6th red week. Bulls only get confident again if price takes back last month's high and the zone sellers defended (bearish order block), about 82,500 to 87,200. Daily: Price is sitting in the zone buyers defended before (bullish order block), about 75,000 to 78,200. If it can't hold inside the zone or start to recover, the next few days can get worse. Key levels: - Resistance: 87,200 (PMH, last month's high) 81,100 (PWH, last week's high) 76,300 (PML, last month's low) - Support: 73,500 (PWL, last week's low) Experience, not financial advice. {future}(BTCUSDT)
NEW WEEK: $BTC BIAS (Nov 9, 2026)

#BitcoinFiveWeeklyLosses

Last week, price fell from 81,100 to 73,500 and the week closed below last month's low. Lower highs and lower lows on the weekly.

Weekly: 5 red candles in a row, each with a lower high and a lower low. Price is reaching the price gap (FVG) left by the big August candle, about 65,400 to 76,500. A break below last week's low likely means a 6th red week. Bulls only get confident again if price takes back last month's high and the zone sellers defended (bearish order block), about 82,500 to 87,200.

Daily: Price is sitting in the zone buyers defended before (bullish order block), about 75,000 to 78,200. If it can't hold inside the zone or start to recover, the next few days can get worse.

Key levels:
- Resistance:
87,200 (PMH, last month's high)
81,100 (PWH, last week's high)
76,300 (PML, last month's low)
- Support:
73,500 (PWL, last week's low)

Experience, not financial advice.
Tether will pay €28.8M into Juventus' capital raise. That's not a bet on the club. It's the toll for not getting smaller. Let me do the math for you real quick: The raise is up to €250M, Tether owns about 11.5%, and 11.5% of €250M is about €28.8M. That's its pro-rata share. Skip it, and new shares shrink the stake. Here's what the headline skips (reported by Gazzetta dello Sport): > On Nov 3 Tether voted yes on the raise, then abstained on everything else: the accounts showing a €66M loss, the directors, the executive incentive plan > Last year it put €11.7M into a €98M raise after formally objecting to how it was built > In Dec 2025 it offered to buy the whole club. Exor said no Paying your share and agreeing with the plan are two different things. The check keeps the seat. The vote shows the opinion. Next time a big name "invests", ask two things: is it new money or defending a stake, and how did they vote? Experience, not financial advice. $BTC $ETH $BNB {future}(BTCUSDT) {future}(ETHUSDT) {future}(BNBUSDT)
Tether will pay €28.8M into Juventus' capital raise. That's not a bet on the club. It's the toll for not getting smaller.

Let me do the math for you real quick: The raise is up to €250M, Tether owns about 11.5%, and 11.5% of €250M is about €28.8M. That's its pro-rata share. Skip it, and new shares shrink the stake.

Here's what the headline skips (reported by Gazzetta dello Sport):
> On Nov 3 Tether voted yes on the raise, then abstained on everything else: the accounts showing a €66M loss, the directors, the executive incentive plan
> Last year it put €11.7M into a €98M raise after formally objecting to how it was built
> In Dec 2025 it offered to buy the whole club. Exor said no

Paying your share and agreeing with the plan are two different things. The check keeps the seat. The vote shows the opinion.

Next time a big name "invests", ask two things: is it new money or defending a stake, and how did they vote?

Experience, not financial advice.

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Today, millions of diyas are lit to remind us that light always wins over darkness. 🪔 Happy Diwali! May this festival bring you peace, joy, and a fresh start. ✨
Today, millions of diyas are lit to remind us that light always wins over darkness. 🪔

Happy Diwali! May this festival bring you peace, joy, and a fresh start.
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South Korea just made a "new move": its draft law would cap crypto exchange owners at 15%-20%. But is it new? This number has moved 3 times since Dec 2025: 15-20%, then 20% (up to 34%), then a flat 20%, now 15-20% again. A 2-year grace period is under review. A draft number is not a rule. It still needs filing, committee and a National Assembly vote. Check the stage and the number's history before you trust a headline. Number or stage: which do you check first? Experience, not financial advice. #SouthKoreaDraftLawTargets15To20%ShareholderCap $BNB $BTC $ETH
South Korea just made a "new move": its draft law would cap crypto exchange owners at 15%-20%.

But is it new? This number has moved 3 times since Dec 2025: 15-20%, then 20% (up to 34%), then a flat 20%, now 15-20% again. A 2-year grace period is under review.

A draft number is not a rule. It still needs filing, committee and a National Assembly vote.

Check the stage and the number's history before you trust a headline.

Number or stage: which do you check first?

Experience, not financial advice.

#SouthKoreaDraftLawTargets15To20%ShareholderCap $BNB $BTC $ETH
Anyone can call a website a "crypto exchange". Hong Kong wants only licensed firms to. Hong Kong tightens crypto names! The SFC published its consultation conclusions on Nov 6: unlicensed firms would be barred from name combos like "crypto exchange". It's still a proposal, not law. In my opinion, a name is marketing and a license is a record. Look the firm up on the regulator's official register before you deposit. What do you check before you trust a new exchange? Experience, not financial advice. #HKSFCToExpandRestrictedTitlesList $BNB $BTC $ETH
Anyone can call a website a "crypto exchange". Hong Kong wants only licensed firms to.

Hong Kong tightens crypto names! The SFC published its consultation conclusions on Nov 6: unlicensed firms would be barred from name combos like "crypto exchange". It's still a proposal, not law.

In my opinion, a name is marketing and a license is a record. Look the firm up on the regulator's official register before you deposit.

What do you check before you trust a new exchange?

Experience, not financial advice.

#HKSFCToExpandRestrictedTitlesList $BNB $BTC $ETH
Made your wallet with one tap on Google or Apple? Keplr says stop sending funds to it. Keplr social login paused. Some accounts made that way saw transactions their owners never approved. Recovery phrase and hardware wallets are not affected, per Keplr's first read. Cause and losses are not published yet. "No seed phrase" does not mean "no key". Check how each of your wallets was made, and ignore any DM offering "recovery". Which holds most of your funds: phrase, hardware or social login? Experience, not financial advice. #keplr #Web3Auth #CryptoSecurity $BTC $BNB $ETH
Made your wallet with one tap on Google or Apple? Keplr says stop sending funds to it.

Keplr social login paused. Some accounts made that way saw transactions their owners never approved. Recovery phrase and hardware wallets are not affected, per Keplr's first read. Cause and losses are not published yet.

"No seed phrase" does not mean "no key". Check how each of your wallets was made, and ignore any DM offering "recovery".

Which holds most of your funds: phrase, hardware or social login?

Experience, not financial advice.

#keplr #Web3Auth #CryptoSecurity $BTC $BNB $ETH
OKX warns on MEXC transfers: A rule that has not started yet is already slowing deposits! FinCEN's MEXC Global order is not in effect, yet OKX's CEO asked users to avoid sending funds from MEXC to OKX, and users report reviews at other exchanges, such as Binance. Those are user reports, not official notices, which we should observe closely. CEXes now read the route your funds took. Test with a small amount, do not rush-move everything, and compare official updates with user reports. Were your withdrawal delayed? Experience, not financial advice. #CryptoSafety #FinCEN $BNB
OKX warns on MEXC transfers: A rule that has not started yet is already slowing deposits!

FinCEN's MEXC Global order is not in effect, yet OKX's CEO asked users to avoid sending funds from MEXC to OKX, and users report reviews at other exchanges, such as Binance. Those are user reports, not official notices, which we should observe closely.

CEXes now read the route your funds took. Test with a small amount, do not rush-move everything, and compare official updates with user reports.

Were your withdrawal delayed?

Experience, not financial advice.

#CryptoSafety #FinCEN $BNB
ARK just filed 14 new ETFs at once. Most headlines stop at “AI and tokenization”. Read the list instead. One fund, the ARK Tokenized Market Infrastructure ETF, targets the plumbing: tokenization platforms, stablecoin issuers, exchanges, custodians and settlement networks. Companies, not tokens. Filed is not launched. The prospectus is preliminary, the SEC has not approved it, and the tickers are not set. The earliest effective date is about 75 days out. Ask 3 things: what was filed, what is approved, and what would the product hold? #ARKPlans14ThematicETFsCoveringAIAndTokenizedMarkets
ARK just filed 14 new ETFs at once. Most headlines stop at “AI and tokenization”. Read the list instead.

One fund, the ARK Tokenized Market Infrastructure ETF, targets the plumbing: tokenization platforms, stablecoin issuers, exchanges, custodians and settlement networks. Companies, not tokens.

Filed is not launched. The prospectus is preliminary, the SEC has not approved it, and the tickers are not set. The earliest effective date is about 75 days out.

Ask 3 things: what was filed, what is approved, and what would the product hold?

#ARKPlans14ThematicETFsCoveringAIAndTokenizedMarkets
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