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[Ash Crypto @AshCrypto]

GOLD is dumping.

BITCOIN is holding up well, despite the US-Iran war escalating, oil prices rising, and rate hike odds increasing.

[Wiilo @Wiilo_]

@Thomastrdes those lower highs are telling a pretty clear story

[Wiilo @Wiilo_]

@MaxCrypto Not stupid posts like yours.

[Ash Crypto @AshCrypto]

🚨Bitcoin just got rejected from the weekly MA 50 at $81,000.

This is the biggest resistance for $BTC right now, and we need to break and close above it for a new bull market to start.

[Aima @Aimaaaa09]

Stock trading is not always as simple as picking a company, buying its shares and holding them.

Sometimes you may have a view on where a Stock price could move next because of earnings, sector events, macro news or sudden market volatility.

In those situations the question isn't only:
Which Stock do I want exposure to?
It can also be:
Which Stock product actually makes sense for what I'm trying to do?

That's where Stock Futures caught my attention.

On MEXC Stock Futures let eligible users trade selected Stock price movements through USDT settled derivative contracts.

The important part is that you are not buying the underlying company shares.

You're trading a contract based on their price movement.

RealStocks vs Stock Futures

With RealStocks the basic idea is ownership. Eligible users can buy and hold real shares through MEXC's partnered licensed broker, which may suit longer-term exposure or recurring investments.

Stock Futures work differently.

They are derivatives based on the price movement of the underlying Stock. Eligible contracts can allow both long and short positions.

Bullish view? Long.

Bearish view? Short.

This can make Stock Futures relevant for:

• Earnings announcements
• Sector-specific events
• Macroeconomic developments
• Short-term volatility
• Hedging existing exposure

But a Stock Future does not mean you own the company or receive the same ownership rights as a shareholder.

Then comes leverage

Selected MEXC Stock Futures contracts have offered leverage of up to 20x, along with Cross and Isolated margin modes.

Leverage can amplify gains, but it can also increase losses quickly. An adverse move can potentially lead to liquidation, and funding fees may apply depending on the contract.

So leverage should be treated as a risk feature, not simply an advantage.

24/7 trading

Another difference is availability.

Selected MEXC Stock Futures are available 24/7, meaning eligible users can access price exposure even outside traditional Stock-market hours.

This can matter when companies release news after regular market hours or when market conditions change overnight.

But 24/7 trading also means risk management becomes even more important.

What about Zero Fee?

@MEXC has also launched selected Stock Futures with 0 trading fees under specific limited-time offers and conditions.

Recent August listings such as DISCO, RENESAS and NEC included a limited-time 0 trading fee offer.

However, Zero Fee doesn't mean zero total cost.

Funding or other product specific costs may still apply and users should check the applicable terms shown on the trading page.

MEXC Stock is not just one product

MEXC offers different Stock-related structures:

RealStocks: Focused on actual share ownership.

Stock Futures: Designed for trading Stock price movements, including long and short positions.

Tokenized Stocks: Provide tokenized Stock exposure through USDT but should not be confused with direct ownership of the underlying shares.

Pre-IPO: Focused on selected pre-listing opportunities, with Pre-IPO Launchpad and Pre-IPO Futures having different structures.

So there isn't one Stock product that's simply "the best."

It depends on the goal.

Long-term ownership is different from trading short-term price movements.

Tokenized exposure is different from holding actual shares.

And Pre-IPO products are different from both.

That's what I find most interesting about MEXC's Stock offering.

Stock exposure doesn't have to mean one single thing.

Different market situations can require different tools.

But before focusing on potential returns, it's important to understand what you're actually trading.

Stock Futures are derivatives. Leverage can amplify losses, liquidation is possible, funding fees may apply, and availability can vary by region.

The biggest takeaway for me is simple:

The product should follow the use case, not the other way around.

Understand the structure costs and risks before you trade.

MEXC

[Ash Crypto @AshCrypto]

ETH/BTC is sitting at a key breakout level.

Price is forming a triangle with lower highs and higher lows. The range keeps getting tighter, which means a big move is getting closer.

A breakout above the trendline could send $ETH toward $2,800.

A rejection could push it back toward $2,000 to $2,200.

Either way, ETH is getting ready for a major move.

[Aima @Aimaaaa09]

MEXC is making Stock market access more flexible by bringing different Stock products into one crypto native platform.
But honestly having more products isn’t what caught my attention.
It’s understanding why you would choose one over another.
Take Stock Futures.
Let’s say you have a short term view on a stock. You expect the price to move but you’re not necessarily looking to buy the stock and simply hold it.
That’s where Stock Futures can make sense.
Instead of directly buying the underlying shares you’re trading a futures contract linked to the stock’s price movement.
So the focus shifts from traditional ownership to the position you’re taking and the price move you’re trying to capture.
That can make Futures interesting for active traders.
But this is also where you need to pay attention to the risk.
Futures can involve leverage which means your gains can be amplified. Your losses can be amplified too.
If the market moves against you significantly liquidation can also become a possibility depending on the position and margin requirements.
So I wouldn’t say Stock Futures are better than buying stocks.
They’re simply different tools for different situations.
And that’s what makes MEXC’s broader Stock lineup interesting.
You have Stock Futures RealStocks Tokenized Stocks and Pre IPO.

Different products can serve different needs.

Then there’s the fee side.

MEXC is expanding its 0 Fee strategy across more Stock products. The exact conditions depend on the specific product.
For active traders execution costs are definitely worth considering.
But one thing is important.
0 Fee doesn’t mean zero risk and it doesn’t necessarily mean zero total cost.
For me the bigger takeaway is simple.
Don’t start with
“What should I trade?”
Start with
“What am I actually trying to do?”
Then choose the Stock product that fits that objective.
@mexc

[Wiilo @Wiilo_]

@MstrTranquility One fakeout can shake out a lot of overleveraged traders

[Albert Anastasia @AlbertAnaBoss]

Nvidia $NVDA just did $96.2B in quarterly revenue.

Now they're guiding for $108B next quarter WITHOUT including any data center compute revenue from China.

I keep seeing people ask when the AI bubble bursts.

Meanwhile the companies selling the shovels can't make enough of them.

[Wiilo @Wiilo_]

@Thomastrdes That support has serious history

[Ash Crypto @AshCrypto]

Bitcoin just hit $80,000 🚀

$80 million shorts liquidated in 60 mins.

[iamMAD @my_mad89]

They were trying to convince you Crypto is dead 😁

Current reading is sitting at 79 (Greed), but earlier this week we actually tapped 82 (Extreme Greed), a level we haven't seen since December 2024.

After that massive, aggressive push last week, it's completely normal that momentum is taking a breather. Trying to sustain that kind of face-melting rally for two weeks straight with the current low market liquidity just isn't realistic imo.

This consolidation phase is healthy. If anything, the aggressive bounce we just lived through proved one thing definitively: crypto is far from dead.

Now, let the timeline panic over the chop. 😭

#Crypto #Bitcoin #Web3

[Aima @Aimaaaa09]

Gen Z is changing the way people think about investing. We grew up with information literally at our fingertips.
If we want to understand something we don’t necessarily wait for a class or a book. We search for it, watch a quick explanation and start learning.
And investing is no different.
More young people are becoming curious about stocks, crypto, ETFs and other digital assets much earlier than previous generations.
You see a chart moving.
You hear someone explaining Bitcoin.
You notice a market trend and suddenly you’re thinking:
“Wait... how does all of this actually work?”
That curiosity can be a great starting point.
But there’s another side to it.
Access to financial markets is easier than ever. Understanding those markets is a completely different thing.
Gen Z can discover opportunities quickly but we can also get caught up in hype just as quickly. One exciting trend can make an investment look like an easy opportunity.
One bad market move can completely change the mood.
That’s why I think financial education matters more than ever.
Before putting money into something, learn what you’re buying. Understand the risks and do your own research.
And don’t invest just because everyone else seems to be doing it.
With platforms like Binance making digital assets more accessible and Binance Academy helping people learn about crypto and blockchain, younger investors have more opportunities to educate themselves before making financial decisions.
The tools are there. The information is there. Now it comes down to how we use them.
Because being a young investor isn’t about predicting every market move.
It’s about building good financial habits early and learning how to make decisions without letting FOMO make them for you.
Maybe Gen Z’s biggest advantage isn’t getting access to markets earlier.
Maybe it’s having the chance to learn about money earlier too.
What do you think will shape Gen Z investors the most technology, curiosity or financial education?
#Binance #BinanceAcademy #LearnWithBinance

[Ash Crypto @AshCrypto]

BITCOIN JUST HIT $81,000 🚀

[MHR @Sikdermahmud79]

🚨 BREAKING: X is reportedly preparing to add Buy & Sell buttons for crypto!

This could allow 600M+ users to buy and sell crypto directly from their timeline.
@IronAllies_
If launched, it could be a massive step toward mainstream crypto adoption.

[Albert Anastasia @AlbertAnaBoss]

I might be underestimating how big this could be for CT.

X already lets you drop $SOL and $ETH charts straight into posts, even for newly minted tokens.

Now trade buttons are coming.

If that works well, discovering a token and buying it could happen in the exact same place.

Curious to see how much behaviour that actually changes.

[Wiilo @Wiilo_]

@Jackthetrad NEAR showing some strength 🔥

[Ash Crypto @AshCrypto]

$ETH pumped +31% this week and printed its highest weekly close since May 2025.

ETH is now testing the Weekly MA 200 MA the most important line for trend reversal.

The chart shows:

1. Strong bounce from long-term support near $1,500
2. Previous bounce from the same zone was nearly +39% in May 2025, which led ETH toward a new ATH in just 4 months
3. Weekly MACD is turning up from the same oversold area that marked earlier bottoms

Key Levels
- Resistance: Weekly MA 200 / $2,500
- Next resistance: $3,400
- Support: $1,900 and $1,500

Two scenarios:

1. Hold and close above the Weekly MA 200 will open a path toward $2,800–$3,400
2. Reject from this level means ETH can retest $1,900, then the major support near $1,500.

We will keep you guys updated.

[Wiilo @Wiilo_]

@MstrTranquility DCA and patience 👌

[Nic @puckrin]

South Korea is running the craziest stock market on earth

KOSPI tripled in a year, then crashed 40% in 6 weeks, erasing $2.5T

Retail "ants" are 60-70% of volume, now armed with 2x leveraged single-stock ETFs

Volatility hit 86. The S&P's barely moved