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Wanna be something ✨️

[Furfolio @MyFurfolio]

I opened P2P the other day because I needed some cash and nearly gave myself a mini heart attack.

My available balance was basically zero.

For about two seconds I was like...

Where did my crypto go? 😭

Then I remembered.

Most of it was sitting in Flexible Earn.

And I’ve done this before. If I want to use that money through P2P, I first have to leave P2P, go into Earn, redeem what I need, move it to the right account, then come back and place the order.

This is just one of those annoying little processes when all you’re trying to do is use money that is already yours.

But it made me realize something.

I’d basically been using my crypto in three modes:

Hold it.

Earn on it.

Or move it through P2P whenever I needed cash.

Then I started using the Binance Card, and this is where it became more interesting for me.

For eligible users, Flexible Earn can be enabled as a funding source for Card payments.

Meaning I don’t necessarily have to redeem my crypto from Flexible Earn, move it somewhere else, and then prepare it for spending first.

If those Earn funds are used for a Card payment, the amount needed is redeemed from Earn as part of the process.

And THAT was the bit I actually cared about.

Because I wasn’t looking for another fancy way to trade crypto.

I just wanted to buy something with crypto I already owned without turning it into a whole side quest. 😂

The Card can also handle the required conversion for supported transactions, so I’m not manually converting crypto into fiat every single time I want to pay for something.

Where available, eligible users can also add the Card to Google Wallet and use tap-to-pay.

Binance says the Card can be used across more than 90 million online and offline merchants worldwide, subject to availability and applicable terms.

The fact that the same crypto doesn’t have to feel like it’s locked into one purpose is the most useful thing.

I can hold it.

Earn on it.

Trade it.

And, when I actually need something, spend it too.

That sounds obvious when you write it out.

But I genuinely hadn’t thought about my crypto that way before.

Always DYOR and check Binance Card eligibility, availability and applicable terms for your region.

#Binance #BinanceCard #FlexibleEarn #CryptoUtility #GoogleWallet #LearnWithBinance #Web3Payments

[Ted @TedPillows]

$BTC drop after forming a higher high is not unusual.

In 2023, Bitcoin dropped 22% after its first higher high.

Not expecting a similar drop, but Bitcoin could tap the $78,000-$79,000 zone before its next leg up.

[Cointelegraph @Cointelegraph]

🔥 UPDATE: $ZEC leads altcoins since Bitcoin’s ATH, outperforming $BTC by 14x, while just 9 of the top 50 beat Bitcoin.

[Ash Crypto @AshCrypto]

$220 Billion added to the crypto market since the Clarity act failed to pass the senate.

RESPECT THE PUMP !

[Furfolio @MyFurfolio]

My brother was about five seconds away from roasting me on the side of the highway....

A few days ago, he was washing the car before we headed out and asked me to hold his wallet while he finished up.

I took it, put it on the table, got ready, grabbed my bag, and walked out.

Somehow, I left the wallet sitting at home. 😂

We made it halfway to our destination before the fuel light came on. My brother pulled into a petrol station and asked for his wallet.

That’s when I remembered exactly where it was.

At home!

Neither of us had cash, and we didn’t have enough local fiat available either.

I was already preparing myself for the lecture when I remembered I had my Binance Card on my phone.

I’d already added the virtual card to Google Wallet, so I simply tapped my phone on the payment terminal and the payment went through.

Everytime, with such an emergency, I always had to convert my crypto into fiat via P2P first. But with the Binance Card, I didn’t have to do this step.

The card could use my eligible crypto balance for the purchase, according to the applicable terms.

That was the moment Binance Card stopped feeling like “another crypto feature” to me.

I earn through content creation and scriptwriting, so I use my money for very normal things: fuel, food, bills, or paying my share when I’m out with friends.

Being able to use eligible crypto for everyday spending makes it feel much more practical than simply holding it inside an exchange.

And the convenience isn’t limited to one petrol station.

Eligible users can add the virtual Binance Card to Google Wallet for tap-to-pay where available, and the card can be used for eligible online and offline purchases at up to 90 million merchants worldwide, subject to availability and applicable terms.

There’s also the fact that eligible spending can earn up to 3% cashback for eligible users, subject to the relevant conditions.

That’s probably what I like most about the idea: it connects something I normally think of as “crypto” with something completely ordinary, like paying for fuel when you’ve forgotten your wallet.

Of course, eligibility, supported assets, availability, cashback and terms can vary by region and product, so always DYOR before using it.

And yes, I still had to tell my brother that I left his wallet at home. The card saved the payment. My reputation was not so lucky. 😂

#Binance #BinanceCard #LearnWithBinance #Crypto #CryptoPayment #Mastercard #personalfinance

[Ash Crypto @AshCrypto]

HUGE: 🇺🇸 Coinbase is in talks with the U.S. Treasury and Commerce Departments to advance the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.

It’s finally happening !!

[Ash Crypto @AshCrypto]

This is absolutely massive for Altcoins.

The Alt market cap on the weekly is finally breaking out of an almost 2-year downtrend.

It is now up +10% this week. It's crazy because historically, the 4-year cycle treats 2026 as a bear year, yet the market is pushing higher.

We are still far from the old $451 billion high, so I’m not calling altseason yet. But this is the first genuine breakout attempt we have seen in years.

We need a weekly close above this trendline to sustain the bullish momentum. If it fails, the same $160B–$190B zone could be tested again.

What makes this wild? Bitcoin is back above $77k despite the Clarity Act failing and the Fed hiking interest rates. Alts are printing their first real weekly breakout of 2026 regardless.

Maybe this time it is actually different.

[Bull Theory @BullTheoryio]

Something very unusual is happening in the crypto market right now.

Bitcoin just absorbed 5 major bearish headlines in a single week, and it's still green over the week.

1. The CLARITY Act failed in the Senate.
2. The Fed hiked rates.
3. The Bank of Japan hiked rates.
4. The dollar index crossed back above 100 for the first time in 7 weeks.
5. Oil is climbing too.

Despite all of that, Bitcoin is still trading above where this week started.

Something similar happened back in 2023.

The SEC labeled major altcoins as securities. The SEC sued exchanges. The Bitcoin ETF got delayed again. The Fed kept hiking rates.

Bitcoin still never made a new low during that entire stretch.

Usually when this exact pattern has shown up before, the market absorbing back to back bearish news without breaking down, it often means the bottom was in.

[Watcher.Guru @WatcherGuru]

JUST IN: $135,000,000,000 has been added to the crypto market cap so far today.

$400,000,000 in leveraged short positions have been liquidated over the past 12 hours.

This comes after the SEC approved limited on-chain trading of tokenized stocks and the CFTC filing new rulemaking to regulate the crypto market.

Meanwhile, the Fed is projected to raise interest rates by another 25 basis points next month.

[Furfolio @MyFurfolio]

You know the thing when you are already convinced that a task is going to be a headache?

And that's why you keep delaying it?

That was me with the Binance Card.

I had been seeing the “Apply for Card” option in Binance for days.

Every time I noticed it, I'd think:

“I'll do it later.”

I assumed there would be a long application, complicated settings, endless verification, and some annoying process I'd have to figure out.

Then one day I finally thought:

“Fine. Let me just see how complicated this actually is.”

• I tapped Apply.
• Entered the required details.
• Submitted everything.

And then I just stared at my screen.

“That was it?”

I genuinely expected another five steps to appear.

Instead, my application was submitted for review.

Then I saw the part that made me mentally prepare for a wait:

“Review can take at least 7 days.”

Okay. A week it is.

But guess how long it actually took?

7 days?

3 days?

It took about 3 minutes!

Three minutes from applying to getting the card ready.

I was sitting there thinking:

“So I've been procrastinating over THIS for days?” 😂

And then I told my brother about the card.

He wanted to try it too, so I set his up myself.

Same thing:

• Apply.
• Enter the details.
• Submit.

And we were done.

That was probably the funniest part.

I had built this huge mental picture of a complicated setup, then completed it myself and immediately did the exact same thing for my brother.

Both times, the process was surprisingly straightforward.

That experience taught me something I probably needed to hear:

“Sometimes the task isn't difficult.
Your anticipation of the task is.”

Because apparently my brain needed three minutes of reality to defeat several days of procrastination. 😂

Now whenever I catch myself postponing something because I'm assuming it'll be complicated, I remember the card.

Maybe I should just tap the button first.

Have you ever spent days avoiding something that took you five minutes once you finally started? 😂

Always DYOR. Availability, eligibility, review times and features can vary by region.

#Binance #BinanceCard #LearnWithBinance #Crypto #BinanceAcademy #Mastercard

[Cointelegraph @Cointelegraph]

🇺🇸 NOW: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says crypto can't wait on Congress after the CLARITY Act stalled, adding "clarity is coming to crypto regardless."

[Ash Crypto @AshCrypto]

🚨REMINDER

FOMC RATE DECISION WILL HAPPEN TODAY AT 2PM ET.

THE MARKET IS EXPECTING A 92.5% PROBABILITY OF A 25BPS HIKE.

AT 2:30PM ET, WARSH PRESS CONFERENCE WILL START.

IF WARSH HINTS OF MORE RATE HIKES, MARKETS WILL DUMP.

[Bull Theory @BullTheoryio]

BREAKING: Over $550 BILLION added to gold and silver in the last 2 hours ahead of today's Fed interest rate decision.

[Crypto Rover @cryptorover]

BREAKING: 🇬🇧 UK finalizes new crypto rules, with firms able to apply for licenses starting September 30.

While the US fails to advance the CLARITY Act, other nations are racing ahead.

[kez @retskez]

socialism might just work in the AI era with an automated government, but please don't get me wrong. 💗

[Furfolio @MyFurfolio]

I accidentally kept ignoring a Binance feature that made me realize I had been completely overlooking my own crypto.

For months, I had some assets I wasn't planning to sell anytime soon.

So they were just sitting in my wallet.

Then one day, a friend of mine told me about Binance Earn.

My first reaction was:

“Wait... this exists?”

I looked into Simple Earn and realized that eligible assets could earn rewards while I was holding them.

That genuinely caught me off guard.

I wasn't looking for a new trading strategy. I wasn't planning to change my portfolio.

I simply hadn't realized there was another option for assets I intended to keep.

This realization felt like finding money in an old jacket's pocket.

Then I came across the two Simple Earn choices.

》Flexible is basically for when you want rewards but still want access to your crypto.

You put eligible assets in, earn rewards, and can redeem them according to the product's terms.

》Locked is for when you're comfortable committing your crypto for a specific period.

You choose the term, leave the assets there, and accept that you won't have the same immediate access during that period.

So the way I think about it now is pretty simple:

Flexible: “I may need this.”

Locked: “I won't need this for a while.”

That distinction made much more sense to me than simply asking which option has the higher reward.

And there are Advanced Earn products too, but those can involve different structures and risks, so I'd personally do much more research before touching them.

The funny part is that I had been using Binance without ever checking what was available beyond the things I already knew.

That little discovery completely changed the way I look at idle crypto.

Not because it's some magic money button.

Just because I finally realized:

Sometimes the most useful feature is the one you never knew was there.

Always DYOR. Rewards, availability, rates and terms can vary by product and region.

LEARN MORE: https://t.co/eFDSIncai3

#Binance #BinanceEarn #LearnWithBinance #Crypto #BinanceAcademy #DYOR

[Ted @TedPillows]

This is quite strange.

$BTC is up almost 40% from its bottom, but Bitfinex whales are still not closing their longs.

Historically, Bitfinex whales' long positions go up during a downtrend and go down during an uptrend.

Are they expecting another capitulation?

[The Bitcoin Historian @pete_rizzo_]

🇦🇪 DUBAI NOW LETS RESIDENTS PAY GOVERNMENT FEES IN #BITCOIN AND CRYPTO

NEW GLOBAL MONEY IS HERE

THIS IS MASSIVE 🔥

[Crypto Rover @cryptorover]

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 President Trump says the $5,000 dividend for US adult citizens “will happen.”

BITCOIN AND CRYPTO WILL BENEFIT!

[Crypto Rover @cryptorover]

🚨 THE NEXT 10 DAYS COULD BE ABSOLUTE CHAOS FOR THE MARKETS.

Five major events are coming back to back, and each one has the potential to move the markets.

September 10: PPI

The first major inflation test as it measures price changes from the producer side, so another hot reading will signal inflationary pressure.

That could immediately push the Fed to be more hawkish.

September 11: CPI

This is the big one, as the CPI will show whether consumer inflation is cooling or heating up again.

July CPI was 3.4%, so a hot print will almost confirm the Fed rate hike.

September 15: CLARITY ACT VOTING

This could be one of the most important days for crypto this year, as the Senate will hold a procedural vote on advancing the CLARITY Act.

September 16: FED RATE DECISION

This is where things could get wild.

The Fed will decide its next move on interest rates after seeing both PPI and CPI.

The decision, Warsh's press conference, and the Fed's new economic projections will pave the way for how markets will move next.

September 18: BANK OF JAPAN RATE DECISION

The BOJ interest rate decision will happen on September 18.

If BOJ turns more hawkish, USD/JPY could crash and cause turmoil in the markets.

PPI → CPI → CLARITY → FED → BOJ.

Five major catalysts in just 10 days, and this will cause a volatility explosion.