94314516233 I see that many people are complaining about the staking of 3 BNB on Binance Wallet, saying that the returns are getting less and less, and the coins received do not keep up with the speed of BNB's decline, overall not much to gain～
Let me briefly share my thoughts
1. @cz_binance and @heyibinance, along with other employees at Binance, have always emphasized the importance of holders. I believe that all the benefits and perks are specifically provided for BNB holders because they don't care about the price of BNB; they only think about how they got a hundred or eighty dollars for free this time and then leave satisfied. If you really see an activity, you can buy 3 BNB and jump in, or open a contract to hedge, or borrow coins; there are many ways, and the costs are almost negligible.
2. No one knows the specific operational logic of this activity, and there are many speculations, saying that once Binance sets up the wallet, it will be gone, etc. Personally, I think this is equivalent to Binance spending its own money to provide the pork rice to real users and BNB holders because no project party would be willing to bear these costs, especially when they first launch and get smashed to bits. There are many good projects in between; anyway, I haven't sold any of them!
In short, no one is obligated to give you money. As a holder, quietly benefiting is the way to go. If a non-holder wants to participate, they should be prepared with a hedging strategy. By the way, who doesn't buy some BNB to hold usually? Trading can also reduce transaction fees by 25%; holding a few to benefit steadily is not a bad idea, right?👋
94314516233
Let me briefly share my thoughts
1. @cz_binance and @heyibinance, along with other employees at Binance, have always emphasized the importance of holders. I believe that all the benefits and perks are specifically provided for BNB holders because they don't care about the price of BNB; they only think about how they got a hundred or eighty dollars for free this time and then leave satisfied. If you really see an activity, you can buy 3 BNB and jump in, or open a contract to hedge, or borrow coins; there are many ways, and the costs are almost negligible.
2. No one knows the specific operational logic of this activity, and there are many speculations, saying that once Binance sets up the wallet, it will be gone, etc. Personally, I think this is equivalent to Binance spending its own money to provide the pork rice to real users and BNB holders because no project party would be willing to bear these costs, especially when they first launch and get smashed to bits. There are many good projects in between; anyway, I haven't sold any of them!
In short, no one is obligated to give you money. As a holder, quietly benefiting is the way to go. If a non-holder wants to participate, they should be prepared with a hedging strategy. By the way, who doesn't buy some BNB to hold usually? Trading can also reduce transaction fees by 25%; holding a few to benefit steadily is not a bad idea, right?👋
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