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.@cz_binance really thinks everyone’s an idiot.
Thousands of traders got liquidated during Binance’s “system issue” — not market volatility — a system failure that they’re now trying to bury under PR smoke and KOL lies.
They shut us down, deleted comments, and acted like nothing happened.
While people’s life savings vanished, Binance launched a “relief airdrop” to distract the crowd — like tossing peanuts to calm the riot.
This isn’t an exchange anymore — it’s a rigged casino built to drain fiat from retail users and protect insiders.
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@cz_binance de verdad cree que todos son idiotas.
Miles de traders fueron liquidados durante el "problema del sistema" de Binance —no la volatilidad del mercado—, un fallo del sistema que ahora intentan ocultar bajo humo de relaciones públicas y mentiras de los KOL.
Nos cerraron el acceso, borraron comentarios y actuaron como si nada hubiera pasado.
Mientras los ahorros de toda la vida de la gente se desvanecían, Binance lanzó un "airdrop de ayuda" para distraer a la multitud, como si lanzaran cacahuetes para calmar los disturbios.
Esto ya no es una plataforma de intercambio; es un casino amañado, creado para robar dinero fiduciario a los usuarios minoristas y proteger a los que tienen información privilegiada.
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.@cz_binance gerçekten herkesin aptal olduğunu düşünüyor.
Binance'in "sistem sorunu" sırasında binlerce yatırımcı tasfiye edildi - piyasa oynaklığı değil - şimdi halkla ilişkiler dumanı ve KOL yalanları altında gömmeye çalıştıkları bir sistem arızası.
Bizi kapattılar, yorumları sildiler ve hiçbir şey olmamış gibi davrandılar.
İnsanların birikimleri yok olurken, Binance kalabalığın dikkatini dağıtmak için bir "yardım havai fişeği" attı - isyanı yatıştırmak için fıstık atmak gibi.
Bu artık bir borsa değil - perakende kullanıcılardan itibari para çekmek ve içeridekileri korumak için kurulmuş hileli bir kumarhane.
@heyibinance@Binance
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Last Friday delivered one of the worst altcoin wipeouts in crypto history, and the post-mortem of it has been a whisper.
When LUNA blew up, it owned the news. When FTX collapsed, it ruled the cycle. When we had our COVID crash, Crypto Twitter couldn’t stop talking about how we almost went to zero and what saved us.
But this time, a week later, there’s near silence. Instead, we’re told it was just a tweet. That’s not serious analysis. Yes, late Friday, Trump dropped a trade-war headline after U.S. markets closed: 100% tariffs on China and new export controls. That was the spark.
But a single tweet doesn’t send alts down 70% in minutes or vaporize entire portfolios within an hour.
The violence came from structure, from a breakdown deep in crypto’s plumbing.
During the flush, Ethena’s synthetic dollar, USDe (ticker USDe), printed as low as $0.65 on Binance while holding near $1 on other venues. This wasn’t a global depeg. It appears to have been a Binance-local pricing failure, an oracle and order-book divergence that instantly slashed collateral values for users on Binance’s unified margin system.
When your collateral is repriced that far down on a single venue, everything built on it collapses.
On Binance’s unified / cross-margin system, traders can post multiple assets, including USDe and wrapped tokens, as collateral across all their open positions.
When Binance’s feed suddenly marks USDe at $0.65 instead of $1.00, the user’s collateral value shrinks, maintenance ratios blow up, and the liquidation engine begins selling their other assets, often high-beta alts, into an already collapsing market.
Those forced sells push prices lower, triggering more liquidations across the exchange and, through arbitrage, across the entire crypto market.
Example:
Imagine a trader with $200,000 total equity.
$50,000 in USDe collateral
$150,000 in long altcoin positions
Binance marks USDe at $0.65, so that $50,000 becomes $32,500; In this case, $17,500 in margin cushion vanishes instantly.
The system detects the shortfall and auto-liquidates part of the alt positions to rebalance. Those sells slam into thin order books, driving alt prices down another 20–30% almost instantly.
Now the trader’s remaining alts, which weren’t yet liquidated, are worth even less, cutting collateral ratios further and triggering the next round of liquidations.
Each liquidation dump pushes prices down for everyone else using the same assets as collateral, igniting a chain reaction. By the time the loop finishes, hundreds of millions in positions are forcibly sold, and the cascade becomes self-fueling, a liquidation spiral that consumes everything in its path.
What started as a local pricing glitch becomes a global liquidity collapse.
Arthur Hayes @CryptoHayes summed it up perfectly: “USDe didn’t depeg. Binance did.”
The Ethena protocol remained solvent and over-collateralized. The problem was the venue’s internal feeds and book structure under stress.
When an exchange values collateral based on its own shallow order book instead of a broad market reference, small cracks become sinkholes.
This doesn’t absolve Ethena, any asset printing 35% below peg, even locally, shows fragility. But this wasn’t another LUNA.
It was a mechanical failure, a venue-specific collateral mispricing colliding with excessive leverage and opaque cross-margin rules. The result was one of the largest liquidation waves in crypto history, nearly $19 billion in forced unwinds within 24 hours.
That doesn’t happen from headlines. It occurs when margin engines and oracles fail under stress.
Binance has since promised to compensate affected users and rework how wrapped and synthetic assets are priced. That alone is an admission something broke. And yet, this event has been largely swept under the rug thus far.
We’ve seen bigger macro shocks before: Liberation Day, COVID, and even FTX contagion, yet none triggered alts to implode 70–99% in an hour.
This wasn’t fear. It was faulty design.
One venue’s pricing feed dislocated, collateral collapsed, and liquidation engines spread that contagion everywhere. The industry’s core issue is now undeniable: Too many opaque, venue-specific risk systems govern leverage, collateral, and liquidation.
When one breaks, the entire system pays for it. Design flaws, not tweets, keep blowing up the market.
If this reconstruction is wrong, then @binance and @cz_binance should publish the data:
Which feeds broke and when?
Which collateral assets were hair-cut, and how many users were liquidated? How is the compensation being calculated?
And @ethena should release a venue-by-venue chart showing USDe pricing, redemptions, and hedging during the event, to prove solvency and pinpoint where the break occurred.
Roughly $19 billion didn’t vanish into thin air. People were liquidated, portfolios erased, and careers ended because the pipes broke. If this wasn’t the cause, prove it. If it was, fix it.
Because headlines aren’t destroying crypto, it’s being destroyed by its own infrastructure.
This can’t be another story buried under “macro fear.” The silence is the loudest signal of all.
Systems failed. Users paid the price. And the industry owes them an explanation.
If we don’t fix the plumbing now, the following “tweet” could light the same fuse, and eventually, there might not be much left to save.
Because if a tweet can burn $19 billion, it’s not the tweet that’s the problem; it’s the system.
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Bitcoin that has been finally forfeited to the federal government will be the foundation of the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve that President Trump established in his March Executive Order.
In addition, Treasury is committed to exploring budget-neutral pathways to acquire more Bitcoin to expand the reserve, and to execute on the President’s promise to make the United States the “Bitcoin superpower of the world.”
The current Bitcoin surge isn’t random.
It’s being fueled by President Trump’s secret war against the globalists’ banks.
His administration is creating a new financial system.
A $250K target price is not bullish enough.
I’ve spent over 400 hours in the past two months gathering the data below.
Let’s connect the dots.
Post on what’s happening behind the scenes, and what’s coming next.
To simplify, there are three powers currently competing for dominance:
- Trump’s administration
- Those whom President Trump calls “globalists” (e.g., the UK, Canada, the EU, the Fed, and international organizations)
- BRIC+
Let’s set BRIC aside for now.
Tariffs, the trade war, the US market crash, the bond crash, and the gold surge are all just elements of the true war.
The real war is about control over the money supply.
And right now, the biggest battlefield is the US Congress.
But let’s start at the beginning.
To understand what’s happening, we need to understand the globalists’ plan and how it differs from President Trump’s plan.
Until Trump’s victory, the global bankers' plan for the financial system had been implemented largely without resistance.
So what exactly did they want?
In short, a centralized finance within a framework allowing control over credit access and the money supply.
This plan gained serious momentum in 2023.
Remember the USDC depeg?
(If not, check my thread from 2023: https://t.co/4fp2Mh9eXD)
It was caused by the collapse of three pro-crypto banks: SVB, Silvergate, and Signature Bank.
All three faced solvency issues due to fractional reserve rules.
Afterward, bankers sped up work on the Basel III Endgame.
This is a framework requiring banks worldwide to raise limits on the capital that banks must have against the credit in order to prevent collapses during bankruns
In theory, the requirement makes sense, banks should keep more cash on hand.
In practice, only large banks can meet this requirement.
The result? Smaller banks will be acquired by bigger ones.
This centralization would lead to monopolies (higher fees, and harder access to loans).
On top of that, it would enable banks to impose their own non-business-related requirements on borrowers.
This is where the ESG framework comes in.
It would require companies to meet non-business-related conditions like sustainable energy use, promoting diversity and inclusion, etc.
Their ultimate goal?
A new reserve currency backed by CBDCs from selected countries.
Canada’s newly elected PM, Mark Carney (former Governor of the Bank of England), hinted at what it might be:
A “Synthetic Hegemonic Currency”, similar to Facebook’s Libra.
But that’s a topic for another thread.
Now, let’s talk about Trump’s plan.
His vision is completely opposite.
His family personally felt the impact of the globalists’ agenda.
Eric Trump has repeatedly said big banks tried to "debank" them and their businesses.
Now, President Trump is counterattacking.
He wants to decentralize finance and take control over the money supply and US debt at the cost of the globalists' banks.
How does he plan to do it?
The Mar-a-Lago Accords provide some clues:
Weakening the dollar, bringing manufacturing back to the US, and refinancing debt using 100-year bonds
But we already know more.
The Trump administration wants to grant institutions the power to issue stablecoins.
Depending on the final wording of the bills, this could strip the Fed of its monopoly over the money supply and distribute it among stablecoin issuers.
What might this look like?
1. Institutions involved in the new financial system buy Bitcoin.
2. The US Treasury refinances gold certificates at current market prices, creating hundreds of billions in surplus.
(The US Treasury holds over 8,000 tons of gold.
Certificates were issued in 1973 at $42.22 per troy ounce; today's gold is priced over $3,000 per troy ounce.)
3. With the surplus, the Treasury buys Bitcoin, pumping the price.
4. Institutions holding Bitcoin use the gains to raise new capital.
5. This capital is then used to buy low-interest 100-year Treasury bonds.
6. These bonds are used as collateral to issue stablecoins.
Why not use Bitcoin as collateral?
The current wording of the bill prohibits using volatile assets like Bitcoin for stablecoin backing.
(In the future, the Treasury Department will decide which additional assets may be used as collateral.)
If this plays out, Trump’s administration would control both debt and the money supply.
If this is the plan, what would you do?
You’d likely start accumulating Bitcoin and investing in Bitcoin mining.
And that’s why President Trump’s sons are involved in a stablecoin company, founding a Bitcoin mining firm, and advising Bitcoin treasury companies.
But there’s more.
Howard Lutnick, Secretary of Commerce, owns Cantor Fitzgerald.
He was its CEO before taking the job in the White House.
Cantor Fitzgerald manages most of Tether’s U.S. $100 billion Treasury holdings.
A few weeks ago, Cantor, Theter, Softbank Group, Bitfinex, and Jack Mallers launched Twenty One.
Twenty One is a Bitcoin-native Company that aims to accumulate as much Bitcoin as it can.
This will be FED 2.0 (or at least part of it.)
Cantor also owns Bitcoin and shares in MicroStrategy, Michael Saylor’s company.
And yes, Michael Saylor is close to the Trump family.
We all know the pace he is accumulating bitcoin.
He also said: "if people in the rest of the world knew what I know and they understood, and they agreed with me, Bitcoin would go to $10 million."
Something big is happening.
And today's GENIUS ACT advancement in Congress is just one of the first steps.
Let me connect one more dot:
Donald Trump is inspired by President Andrew Jackson.
In 1835, Jackson paid off all US debt and shut down the first US central bank.
He moved federal funds to state banks.
Today, over 37 states are working on legislation for Bitcoin state reserves.
Once this plan is executed, Bitcoin will help these states gain more independence from centralized entities.
The only concern is Scott Bessent's role in President Trump's cabinet.
But I’ll break this down in the next posts.
To sum up:
We are witnessing the biggest financial revolution of our lifetime.
If Trump’s plan to take control of the Fed is successful, it will be the largest wealth transfer we’ve ever seen.
A transfer that benefits Main Street over Wall Street.
Institutions are accumulating Bitcoin like crazy because the Bitcoin price might not have a ceiling.
The most important months ahead are August and September.
This post is the first in a series explaining what’s unfolding.
As a lawyer by education, I’ll continue analyzing the legislative process and keep you updated, in particular, about the GENIUS ACT and BITCOIN ACT.
We must stay updated on the key provisions of these bills.
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