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[Formanite @formanite601]

$BTC just had a massive week.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $2.39 billion in inflows, marking their biggest week of 2026 so far.

To put that into perspective, the previous record was $1.92 billion in August. That's a pretty big jump.

That's a lot of capital flowing into Bitcoin in just one week. Institutional interest is clearly picking up.

Will this momentum continue into the coming weeks?

[Formanite @formanite601]

Let’s take crypto out of the trading screen and into a normal day.

• Coffee run
Use Binance Card for an eligible purchase, turning crypto into something you can actually use in everyday life.

• Lunch
Pay for your meal just like you would with a regular card, wherever Binance Card is supported.

• Online shopping
Need to buy something online? Use the card for supported purchases. Where available, you can also add it to Google Wallet for tap-to-pay.

• Everyday expenses
From small purchases to regular spending, eligible crypto balances can be used through the card wherever supported.

• And there’s cashback
Eligible users can get up to 3% cashback on eligible monthly spending, subject to the applicable terms.

The interesting part? Crypto becomes something you can use, not just something you hold.

Availability, supported assets, merchants, fees and cashback terms vary by market.

#Binance
#BinanceAcademy
#LearnWithBinance

[Formanite @formanite601]

Your phone is already your wallet for so many things. Why not your card too?

The Binance Virtual Card gives you a card you can use for eligible online payments, and in supported markets, you can add it to Google Wallet.

So when you’re checking out online or paying through your phone, your card is already there.

No physical card to carry around. No extra step to remember.

Just open your wallet, choose your card, and pay.

Simple things like this are what make digital payments more convenient.

Availability, features and eligibility vary by region.

#Binance #BinanceAcademy
#LearnWithBinance

[Formanite @formanite601]

$BTC is rewriting the September script.

3 straight September closes in green, with BTC up 7.35% this month so far.

And historically, October has averaged around 19.92%.

Seasonality doesn’t guarantee anything, but the historical trend is definitely interesting.

[Formanite @formanite601]

Crypto is easy to talk about. Using it for something as simple as a payment is where it gets interesting.

That’s what makes the Binance Card interesting to me.

The setup is pretty straightforward:

→ Open the Binance app
→ Go to Card and tap Apply Now
→ Complete the required details
→ Submit your application
→ Once approved, access your virtual card from the app

From there, eligible users can use the virtual card for supported online purchases and, where available, add it to Google Wallet for everyday payments.

What makes the idea interesting is the shift from simply holding crypto to having a way to use eligible crypto assets for real-world spending.

Card availability, supported assets and features depend on your region and applicable Binance terms.

#BinanceCard #Binance   
#BinanceAcademy
#LearnWithBinance

[Formanite @formanite601]

The most expensive mistake in crypto can take just 10 seconds.

You are ready to move your funds, everything looks fine, and then one small detail gets overlooked.

Here’s a simple checklist worth remembering:

P2P: Never release crypto just because the buyer says “payment sent.” Don’t rely on screenshots. Open your bank/payment app and confirm the money has actually arrived.

Deposit: Before sending, check the coin, wallet address, and network. Don’t assume the network is correct just because the address looks familiar.

Withdrawal: Take a moment to verify the destination address, network, amount, and fees. If possible, carefully review the details before confirming.

And don’t let urgency make the decision for you. A transaction taking a few extra seconds to verify is better than spending hours trying to fix a mistake.

Simple rule:
Check the details. Double-check them. Then confirm.

In crypto, slowing down isn’t a weakness, it’s a good habit.

Want to learn and start using Binance? Create your account here:
https://t.co/5cqvCCOGpr

#Binance #BinanceAcademy
#LearnWithBinance

[Formanite @formanite601]

Crypto can look complicated from the outside. Your first few steps don’t have to be. 👇

If you’re setting up Binance for the first time, here’s the simple version:

🔹 Create your account — use the official Binance app/site.

🔹 Verify your identity — complete KYC with your own valid details and clear documents.

🔹 Secure it — review your security settings and never share passwords or verification codes.

🔹 Explore first — take some time to understand the interface and the features available in your region.

🔹 Then decide what’s right for you — there’s no need to rush into anything.

The part I think beginners overlook?

You don’t need to know everything before you start learning. You just need to start with the basics and stay curious.

Save this if Binance is on your “things I want to understand” list.

Start your journey here: https://t.co/uPbOpmV7Kc

#Binance #BinanceAcademy
#LearnWithBinance

[Formanite @formanite601]

$BTC is starting to look constructive again.

Price is holding above $81K, while the 4H structure remains supported by the key moving averages.

$82.3K is the level that matters next.

A clean break above that zone could set up another move higher.

Check BTC Latest Price now: https://t.co/XAaZw1jRZd

#Binance #BinanceAcademy
#LearnWithBinance

[Sionainn (Shannon)❣️ @Sionainnagins]

I just realized, I did this completely backwards!!

There's only 1 that I haven't done before!! 😂🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[Driveway Therapy @JenniferLG50]

TRUE!!!

[David Carter @David_Carter_ai]

🚀 AI Tools That Can Save You Hours Every Week

ChatGPT → Content & brainstorming
Claude → Research & coding
Perplexity → Information discovery
Canva AI → Visual content
Runway → AI video creation
ElevenLabs → Voice generation
Gamma → Presentations
Zapier AI → Automation

Don’t just use AI—build a smarter workflow around it.

What’s the one AI tool you can’t work without?

[❌Cb Scott❌ 🇺🇸 @scott_cb]

Awesome

[WenCrypto @WenCryptoTrade]

Go for the coins that actually move.

[Keyser Soze @KeyserSoze1112]

Someone should tell them little bitch ass NI@@ERS that it wouldn't be a problem to round up all of the violent garbage and put them on a fkn plane to Afrika

[John REPORTS @JohnsamReports]

One sided affection and love will bring nothing to salman only pain

.he has done the bravest thing a man can do to shut up trolls

but is the duty of katrina husband to do that not him #BigBoss20 #SalmanKhan

[Driveway Therapy @JenniferLG50]

This this this this this!!!! GTFO ASSHAT

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Tesla has a Semi 😂

[Jurly @jurlycat]

A 2014 PC is running Qwen 3.8 27B at 30–35 tokens/sec.

The GPU upgrade cost just $250: two old CMP 50HX mining cards, one modified to 20GB, for 30GB of total VRAM.

But the hardware is only half the story.

Community driver patches unlocked compute and upgraded PCIe 1.1 to 2.0. MTP helped overcome the asymmetric 20GB + 10GB split. Quantized KV cache pushed context up to 130K.

Local AI is becoming less about buying the latest GPU and more about systems engineering.

[Today In History @TodayInHistorye]

Between 1724 and 1730, under Alaafin Ojigi of the Oyo Empire (capital Oyo-Ile in present-day south-western Nigeria), Yoruba cavalry forces launched repeated campaigns into the Kingdom of Dahomey after King Agaja conquered Allada in 1724 and Ouidah in 1727, thereby threatening Oyo’s access to Slave Coast trade routes; invasions in 1726–1728 burned Abomey, while those of 1729–1730 forced Agaja to send his son (the future King Tegbesu) as hostage, arrange a royal marriage and begin paying tribute.

Tribute payments lapsed after Ojigi’s death around 1730; conflict resumed in 1742–1743 and culminated in 1748 when Oyo cavalry under later Alaafins burned Abomey and Cana, compelling King Tegbesu (reigned 1740–1774) to flee and accept a heavier annual tribute of slaves, cowries, coral beads and gunpowder that confirmed Oyo suzerainty over Dahomey until the early nineteenth century.

[Doge Maverick @DogeMaverickn]

$DONATED now 19x from my call.

More early gems are being spotted in private TG. Stay tuned.

CA: CBLgLg4rjkqqwXuZjR1WAqWet2vR68Vne32J2bFLpump

#Solana #SolanaMemecoins #Memecoin #FOMO