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1. In-depth analysis of fee structure
(1) Basic Fee Rate Model
1. Maker-Taker Mechanism
Maker: Provides liquidity, significantly lower rate compared to Taker. The standard fee rate for spot trading is 0.10%, and U-based contracts are as low as 0.02%.
Taker: Consumes liquidity, U-based contract rate reaches 0.05%. In a $100,000 contract trade, Taker costs can reach 2 times that of Maker (the cost difference for opening and closing positions can be up to $148).
2. Hidden Costs: Funding Rate
Settled every 8 hours to balance long and short positions. When high-frequency trading overlaps with funding rates, monthly losses on a $100,000 account can reach $16,000.

Binance Exchange data shows that Aster's current market value has reached $3.43 billion, ranking 33rd in the cryptocurrency market, becoming an undeniable derivative trading force in the BSC ecosystem.

On Binance's official platform, Aster's various data is eye-catching. The fully diluted market value reaches $3.43 billion, accounting for 0.0895% of the entire cryptocurrency market, making it stand out among many projects.
What is even more remarkable is its trading activity - Aster's trading volume to market value ratio is as high as 84.53%, demonstrating strong market liquidity and investor attention. As other mainstream exchanges successively launch Aster trading pairs, this decentralized derivatives platform is迎来 its high point.

Behind the fluctuating numbers on the liquidation heatmap are countless shattered dreams of wealth for investors. When the frenzy of leverage meets a sudden market change, long position holders become the main victims of this bloody feast.

Numbers don't lie - in just the past hour, the cryptocurrency market has witnessed a liquidation amount of $1.077 billion, with long position liquidations reaching $1.049 billion, accounting for 97.4% of the total liquidation amount.
Meanwhile, short position liquidations amounted to only $27.5 million, which is less than a fraction of the long position liquidations. This extremely asymmetric liquidation distribution reveals the brutal reality of the current market: bulls are being overwhelmingly hunted down.

Can you imagine using cryptocurrency on your phone to directly purchase a Toyota car or a Yamaha motorcycle? This is no longer a concept of the future, but a reality happening in Bolivia.
On September 21, 2025, Mr. Paolo Ardoino, the CEO of Tether (the issuer of USDT), shared a major announcement on social media: automotive giants Toyota, BYD, and the well-known motorcycle brand Yamaha have started accepting USDT as a payment method in Bolivia. This announcement was accompanied by a photo of a local billboard featuring a striking slogan in Spanish—'TU VEHICULO EN DÓLARES DIGITALES' (Your vehicle, paid with digital dollars), emphasizing that this payment method is 'FÁCIL, RÁPIDO Y SEGURO' (easy, fast, and secure).

Recently, the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut has become a hot topic for many. It seems to be an adjustment in U.S. domestic monetary policy, but in fact, it is like a stone thrown into still water, creating ripples that extend far and profoundly affect the lives of ordinary people in China, even impacting the emerging digital currency market.

First, we need to understand what interest rate cuts are.
The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut refers to the action of the U.S. central bank, the Federal Reserve, lowering its benchmark interest rate, usually to stimulate economic growth and respond to economic recession. Lowering interest rates reduces borrowing costs for businesses and individuals, encouraging investment and consumption, thereby increasing market liquidity and promoting economic activity.

#BNB突破1000 #BNBATH A token originally used to offset trading fees has completed a magnificent transformation from $0.1 to $1000 in eight years, creating another myth in the cryptocurrency field.
On September 18, 2025, Binance's native token BNB price broke through the $1000 mark, setting a new historical high. From the $0.1 at the time of the 2017 ICO to today's $1000, BNB achieved an astonishing ten thousand times increase in eight years.
At this milestone moment, Binance founder Zhao Changpeng (CZ) stated on the X platform: 'Seeing BNB rise from the ICO price of $0.10 eight years ago to today's $1000 is beyond words.'

In the 24/7 sleepless digital battlefield of the cryptocurrency world, trading volume and price intertwine like the double helix of a candlestick chart, weaving the code of market sentiment. This article will guide you to master the golden rules of volume-price analysis, decode the traces of major players' operations, and capture fleeting trading opportunities.
What is volume
First, let's explain what volume is in simple terms. Volume is like how many of a certain product were sold in a marketplace over a day. In the cryptocurrency market, it refers to how much currency was traded in a given time frame, which could mean how many coins were bought and sold or how much money was spent on these transactions. There is an inherent relationship between the price fluctuations of a cryptocurrency and its trading volume. Investors can analyze this relationship to assess the situation and make trading decisions.

It is said that 'MACD is the king of indicators', but after going through strategies, I only saw a bunch of terms like 'golden cross and death cross' and 'zero line up and down', leaving me confused. It wasn't until I lost a few times that I understood: MACD is not an esoteric concept, but a trading language that 'speaks through charts'—as long as you understand its 'body language', even beginners can seize profitable opportunities.
In the previous article, we introduced what MACD is. Today, in this article, I will break down the 8 most practical 'buy signals' of MACD into 'human language', along with relatable metaphors. Remembering just one of them can help you lose at least 80% less in the crypto world; mastering one can truly make long-term stable profits not that difficult.

Are you often confused by K-lines when watching the market? Open the trading software, and among those red and green indicators, there is one line that seasoned traders always focus on—it's called MACD. Whether in cryptocurrency, stocks, futures, or other K-line based investments, this line acts like a 'thermometer' of market sentiment, helping you see clearly whether the trend is rising or falling, and even predicting reversals.
Today, let's not talk about jargon; instead, let's break down MACD in simple terms: where does it come from? How do you read it? When is it useful? When should you be cautious? After reading this, you will also be able to point at the chart and say, 'This line is telling me something.'

In the last issue, we explained the 支撑线与阻挡线; in this issue, we continue to explain the break low and rally pattern, the break high and pullback pattern, and the polarity conversion principle within support and resistance.
Break low and rally pattern and break high and pullback pattern
Most of the time, the market is not in a trending state but rather in a horizontal fluctuation range. In such cases, the market reaches a relatively harmonious state where bulls and bears coexist peacefully, sharing the spoils.
According to a research sample, approximately 70% of the time the market is in a non-trending state. Therefore, if any tool can provide profitable entry points in this environment, such a trading tool will be extremely practical. In fact, we have a set of effective technical tools for such market conditions. These are known as the 'break high and pullback' and 'break low and rally' patterns. When these two concepts are applied to candlestick charts, they become very useful. The break high and pullback pattern and the break low and rally pattern were initially developed based on Richard Wyckoff's related ideas, which he promoted in the early 20th century.

In the last session, we explained the flags and wedges in continuous patterns. This chapter will combine candlestick chart techniques with trend line market breakthroughs and past support and resistance areas for comprehensive study. We can determine market trends through many methods, and trend lines are one of them. This is one of the most basic tools for technical analysts.
Support and resistance lines of the candlestick chart

Figure 16.1 shows an upward sloping support line. At least two upward rebound low points are needed to connect such a straight line. This support line indicates that during this period, buyers are more active and aggressive than sellers, as new demand can still be generated at gradually rising new low points. This line signifies that the market is in an upward trend.

In the continuous pattern system of technical analysis, we have mastered the market's "ready to go" basic signals through the dissection of 对称三角形、上升/下降矩形. In this issue, we will turn our attention to two types of more explosive continuation patterns—flags and wedges. They serve as a "brief consolidation zone" after severe market fluctuations, retaining the momentum of the original trend while providing traders with key entry clues through their structural forms. Especially in high-volatility markets like cryptocurrency (coin circle), the identification and application of flags and wedges are often the "sharp tools" for capturing trend continuation.

Continuous consolidation patterns refer to sideways fluctuations that enter the existing trend, digesting chips through time and continuing the original trend's movement. The premise for their existence is that the market has a clear prior trend. This pattern usually lasts for a shorter duration and belongs to the categories of transient or medium patterns, mainly including four types: triangle, rectangle, flag, and wedge, among which triangle consolidations occur most frequently.
Continuous consolidation patterns usually show characteristics of price fluctuation convergence and decreasing trading volume. When a breakout occurs, it is necessary to observe the volume-price coordination situation. The minimum fluctuation amplitude after the breakout is related to the initial fluctuation amplitude, for example, the breakout amplitude of a rectangle must be at least the width of that pattern. Compared to reversal breakout patterns, there are no absolute boundaries, but continuous consolidation patterns tend to be more pronounced: triangles are mostly continuous consolidation patterns, occasionally evolving into reversal patterns; the same figure may change in properties over different cycles, for example, a head and shoulders pattern can turn into a continuation pattern in a larger cycle.

Today we will summarize all the previous atlases for everyone's convenience, and then we will start new content; this collection is considered complete.
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