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$GUA Here’s a clear summary of what Binance giveaway (“Gua”) articles and announcements typically involve — plus important safety info you should know: --- 1. Official Binance Giveaway Campaigns These are legitimate promotions announced by Binance or shared through official channels (website/app/social channels): $5 Million BTC Giveaway To celebrate the 15th anniversary of Bitcoin Pizza Day, Binance ran a global BTC giveaway with a $5 million BTC reward pool. Users could earn rewards by referring friends using a limited-time referral link. Both referrer and invitee could receive BTC rewards (capped per pair), and top referrers earned even larger BTC vouchers. 🔹 Referral Challenge (Pakistan) Binance launched a campaign in Pakistan with rewards, including USDT and a raffle entry for a BYD Shark car — this involves referring friends who complete KYC and trading requirements. 🔹 Binance Square Giveaway Center Binance’s Square platform has hosted Giveaway Center events where verified users complete tasks (like following projects, sharing posts, trading certain tokens) to earn shares of reward pools (e.g., token rewards in ACE, LISTA). 🔹 Project-Specific Giveaways Various competitions on Binance Square (e.g., EOS or vote-to-list campaigns) offer daily or pool prizes for participants following rules listed in the official Square posts. --- 2. Scams & Fake “Binance Giveaway” Offers You Must Avoid A lot of giveaway claims online are scams — not real Binance promotions: Fake Binance “Send Crypto and Get More Back” Scams Scammers create sites or ads claiming Binance will double or multiply your crypto if you send funds first — these are not real and always result in loss. Legit giveaways never require you to send crypto to a wallet address first. 🚨 Impersonation Scams on Social Media Fraudsters often impersonate Binance or the CEO (Changpeng Zhao) on platforms like TikTok/YouTube with fake promo codes promising free crypto, then trick users into entering personal data or deposits. 🚨 Phishi

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Here’s what Binance Square Giveaway (the “✔ Follow…” type promotions) usually means — and what you should really know before you participate: 🧠 What the Binance Square Giveaway Is Binance runs official giveaway and reward campaigns through its Binance Square platform, where users can complete tasks like following a project, sharing posts, or trading to earn a share of a token reward pool. For example: ✔ Users could follow a project’s account on Binance Square, share a pinned post, trade or deposit a specific token, and create content to unlock rewards from a pool (e.g., $10,000 in BROCCOLI714 tokens). These campaigns are real Binance activities promoted inside the official Binance app/website under Square → Giveaway Center / Task Center. Typical tasks may include: Following the project or account on Binance Square Sharing posts with hashtags Making small trades or deposits Creating crypto-related posts 🪙 How Legit Binance Giveaways Work Official Binance giveaways will usually: ✅ Appear on the official Binance website/app (Square posts or support announcements) ✅ List clear participation steps without requiring any send-to-wallet deposits ✅ Specify trading or posting tasks (like posting on Binance Square, not sending crypto to random addresses) You can often find them in Binance’s Support / Square / Giveaway Center announcements. ⚠️ ⚠ Beware of Scam Giveaways Many fake Binance giveaway scams exist online — especially on social media (Twitter/X, Telegram, Discord) or in messages claiming you can win crypto by: ❌ Sending crypto first ❌ Clicking unknown links ❌ Entering personal keys/private info These are scams designed to steal funds or data. Legit Binance promotions never ask you to send crypto first. 🧠 Tips Before Participating ✔ Only follow/participate inside the official Binance app or website. ✔ Don’t send crypto to an address under the claim of a “giveaway.” ✔ If a giveaway demands money or promises huge returns for a tiny task outside Binance’s

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$ZKP Could you clarify what you’re looking for? The phrase is a bit ambiguous. Do you mean one of these? 1. An article by Binance about ZKP (Zero-Knowledge Proofs) 2. An explanation of arithmetic ZKPs (how arithmetic circuits/constraints are used in zero-knowledge proofs) 3. How Binance uses ZKPs (e.g., Proof of Reserves, zk-SNARKs/zk-STARKs) 4. Something else related to Binance + ZKP? Tell me which one (or rephrase), and I’ll give a clear, detailed answer.$ZKP

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