Hand Embroidery Bullion Badge
Could you clarify what you mean by โhand embroidery bullion badges post by Binanceโ โ do you mean:
A post on Binanceโs platform about physical bullion-wire embroidered badges (like on jackets), or
A post by Binance about digital โbadgesโ (achievements/credentials) in its social/trader-profile system, or
Something else entirely?
Hereโs what I found so far โ and thereโs no credible public evidence linking Binance to physical hand-embroidery bullion badges:
#BTC86kJPShock #POST3 #cryptooooooooooooot $BNB $BTC $ETH ---
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What Binance actually offers: โTrader Badgesโ (digital)
Binanceโs social platform Binance Square offers โTrader Profiles,โ which include digital โTrader Badgesโ that reflect a userโs real trading activity, holdings and history.
These โbadgesโ are a digital feature โ not physical objects โ used to build credibility and trust among traders.
Examples of such badges include โReal Trading,โ โBNB Holder,โ โFrequent Trader,โ โ1 Year user,โ etc.
So, when Binance refers to โbadges,โ it means digital labels or icons on profiles โ not embroidered patches.
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๐จ What โhand-embroidery bullion badgesโ are (in general) โ but from unrelated sellers
โBullion badgesโ generally refer to physical embroidered patches made with metallic thread or bullion wire. Historically used for military, ceremonial or uniform insignia.
These are handcrafted โ often on felt, velvet or wool โ using gold/silver or metallic wires, silk threads, etc. The result: a raised, textured, 3D-looking badge or emblem.
There are many independent badge-makers and exporters (especially in Pakistan and surrounding regions) who produce such badges: for uniforms (military, navy, police), blazers, clubs, ceremonial wear, fashion, etc.
However โ none of those are connected to Binance in any credible public documentation that I found.
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โ Why a โpost by Binanceโ about physical bullion badges is unlikely / unverified