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If you can find a higher ratio than the boss ratio on the Binance platform, it must be a scam!

The ratio displayed in the screenshot is only to prove strength

It does not mean it will all be given to you, as this does not conform to human nature
And it violates platform regulations

Automatically opened automatic return, even if you can't find me
Used my invitation code to automatically receive

Now there are not many automatic KOLs opened

Those who say a 70 or 80 ratio must be so-called wild chicken platforms

Of course, if you want, I have everything, and my data can be opened to all ratios on any platform

Every quarter there must be an assessment

There are many people who do not meet the standards

The latest assessment from November to January, in just over a month, has reached and exceeded the assessment by more than one time

This quarter, a trading volume of 2 billion is no problem

Binance now has a booster system

Similar to agency, the original solitary struggle has turned into collaborative combat, working together

Can effectively gather capable and knowledgeable people around to work together

The quota is limited, of course, we hope to give it to friends who are willing to work

If you want to save money, regardless of big or small households

Or if you have resources and want to find a cash flow income

You can find the boss, let's huddle together for warmth.

Boss invitation code: JOENS

🙋‍♀️ If you have any questions, private message the boss

① Click on the Binance APP - Home, top left corner "three horizontal lines"

② Click the top right corner to scan

③ Scan the QR code image 4️⃣ to enter the chat room

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After two hours of working out, I'm drenched in sweat and feeling great.

Not hitting the gym would be a struggle; no matter how busy I get, I make sure to clock in. I've set aside some funds for a steady investment in the NASDAQ for retirement, but I also need a healthy body to enjoy that cash.

As mentioned before, keep an eye on the rhythm in the first half of June; we’re seeing some sell pressure before OPEX, and it's here now.

I’m still focused on these three: BB, NOK, MRVL. The logic has been shared before, and a drop actually makes for a more comfortable entry point.

Also, if Bitcoin dips down to the 6 range, just dollar-cost averaging with your eyes closed will do.

http://Predict.fun recently became the first project in history to directly integrate a points system into the Binance APP.

Now, they've teamed up with the Binance wallet for a joint event during the NBA Finals, with a 100,000 PP prize pool. Place an order of ≥20U to participate in the split.

For a prediction market project to secure resources at the level of Binance is a rare feat, and currently, Predict is the only player in this lane.

The industry consensus is that prediction markets are the next breakout lane after memes. When the token drops, looking back, those who've accumulated PP now will be the early adopters.

If you haven't tried it yet, you can directly experience it in the Binance APP.

Feel free to use the boss's link: https://predict.fun?ref=3AA0C (10% discount on fees)

Just snagged some shares of NOK, $NOK .

The fundamentals can be summed up in three words: domestic indium phosphide, AI RAN, and optical communication.

They've ditched mobile phones and are now building base stations using GPUs, working closely with Nvidia. Last year, Nvidia dropped $1 billion at $6 a share, and they're looking to add more in Q1 this year.

Jensen Huang has even coined a new term for them: "Robotic AI Radio"—smart base stations powered by GPUs.

NOK could very well be the next stock that Huang calls out.

From $6 to $17, the CEO himself just bought $1.2 million at those highs.

#NOK

After Binance fully launched US stocks yesterday, I finally jumped into individual stocks, buying $BB $ARM $MRVL (this is just my personal trade, not investment advice).
But the easiest path right now—though traditional brokers are set up, when you want to buy with USDT, you just click a couple of times and you're in; people are just that lazy. 😂

The good part is the low entry barrier; if you have a Binance account, just update it and you can buy directly. For those used to the speed of crypto, the experience is smooth.

However, I feel there are quite a few areas that need optimization during use. When placing an order, it doesn’t show me how many shares I can buy at most, so I have to grab a calculator to figure out how many shares to buy, maybe it was rushed. The holdings page doesn’t show the cost price; I have to dig through the trade history myself, and after averaging down a few times, calculating the average price gets tricky. The candlestick chart only has weekly and above; there are no intraday or daily charts, so if I want to see intra-day movements, I have to switch to another charting software, which is a hassle.

Overall experience-wise, the core trading works fine; I get that the product just launched. For crypto users, the entry barrier for buying US stocks is currently pretty low.

No commission, 0.1% spread—it's a bit pricier than traditional brokers. But Binance takes on SEC and FINRA regulatory fees, along with all those miscellaneous account maintenance fees. If you're not trading frequently in the long run, the costs aren’t as high as you might think.

The account can do both crypto and buy US stocks, and that level of convenience is hard to give up.

There’s an official limited-time promotion with up to 50% off fees, so if you’re looking to scoop up some US stocks, check it out.

⚠️ Risk Warning: Investment carries risks. You are fully responsible for your investment decisions.

The above content was independently produced by a KOL and does not represent Binance officially. @binancezh

#MRVL #ARM #BB

After Binance fully launched US stocks yesterday, I finally started getting into individual stocks, bought $BB $ARM $MRVL (this is just my personal trade, not investment advice) 😂

But the easiest path right now—though traditional brokerages are all set up—when you want to buy stocks with USDT, you just click a couple of times and bam! People are just that lazy.

The good part is the low barrier to entry; if you have a Binance account, just update it and you can buy directly. For those used to the crypto speed, the experience is great.

However, I found quite a few areas that need optimization. When placing orders, it doesn't show how many shares I can max buy, so I have to grab a calculator to figure out how many shares to buy, might've rushed it. The position page doesn’t show the cost basis, I have to dig through the transaction records to find it, and after a few top-ups, calculating the average price is a hassle. The candlestick chart only has weekly and higher timeframes, no intraday or daily candles; if I want to see the market movements, I have to use other charting software, which is a pain to switch back and forth.

Overall, the core trading isn’t an issue; I understand the product is newly launched. For crypto users, the threshold for buying US stocks is quite low right now.

No commission, with a 0.1% spread, it’s a bit pricier than traditional brokerages. But Binance covers the SEC and FINRA regulatory fees along with the account maintenance fees and other miscellaneous stuff. If you’re not trading frequently in the long run, the costs aren't as high as you might think.

Having an account that can trade both crypto and US stocks is definitely a level of convenience that’s hard to give up.

⚠️ Risk Warning: Investments come with risks. You are fully responsible for your investment decisions.

The above content is independently produced by a KOL and does not represent Binance’s official stance. @binancezh

#MRVL #ARM #BB

Now you can directly predict on Binance's main site and rake in some profits with @predictdotfun!
The Predict Points (PP) points system + leaderboard has officially been integrated into the Binance App & Wallet, a historic first!

@predictdotfun announced yesterday: Predict is the world's first project to fully embed a points system and real-time leaderboard into the @binance + @binancewallet App!
What a gem!

You can seamlessly rack up points in the Binance App:
1. Update to the latest version
2. Switch to global mode on your VPN (Japanese nodes are the most stable, I can confirm it connects in seconds)
3. Exchange → Market → Prediction (or Wallet homepage → Prediction)
One-click participation, historical trades automatically trace back to award PP points, and brothers who've been grinding already get free points! This is the first time I've seen an on-chain project directly making waves on Binance's main site.
This will reach a billion-level user base, and PP points are expected to skyrocket in value soon.
(The World Cup sports prediction market is about to hit its peak, making this the perfect time to get in; Predict's strategic resources are fully loaded.)
So, how do you get in? No need to spell it out, right?
https://predict.fun?ref=3AA0C

Total investment of 30k USD, 200k turned into 10k USD in just one day and night, spot trading + leverage

This is what they call a bull market in US stocks, right?
$MRVL

#MRVL

Just got into stocks, so I need to mention what to watch for in the US market this June.

Recently, I've seen a lot of chatter on X about three risks: SpaceX IPO draining liquidity, Fed’s new chair Waller doing QT and shrinking the balance sheet, and escalation in the Middle East.

Honestly, I think these three are just fake risks.
SpaceX has a really small float, so it won't drain much liquidity.
Waller just got into the seat, and it’s unlikely he’ll shake things up at his first meeting.
The situation in the Middle East is mainly about negotiations, not gearing up for war.

What we really need to keep an eye on are two things:

1. Everyone's worried about those issues, and institutions are selling out of "fear." The change in positions is more dangerous than the narrative itself.

2. June options expiration is coming up, and right now, the implied volatility on call options is already pretty high. As we get closer to the expiration date, market makers will be forced to sell to hedge. This could create short-term selling pressure.

In the first half of June, it’s wise to manage your positions a bit, or for newbies, stick to spot trading, don’t rush into leverage. If there’s a decent pullback, it could actually be a great opportunity to add to your positions.

Just bagged my second stock on Binance, picked up $MRVL.
I’m leveraging it since my spot's tied up by the big boys, and as a newbie, I'm only planning to throw 200K at US stocks.

No matter who takes the crown in the AI chip war—NVIDIA, Google’s in-house, or AWS’s in-house—Marvell's gonna be in the mix.

Plus, MRVL is officially joining the S&P 500 this Friday, and the index funds haven't even started their passive buys yet. That catalyst is still in the pipeline.

Got in early, will follow up later.

#MRVL

$EDGE crashed 60%, a hot wallet has been dumping tokens to the exchange, doesn't really seem like a proactive rug pull, could it be a hack? Did the hacker decide to make a move on Binance right when the US stock market is looking weak on its first day?

Waiting for a response, and I just took a small long position.

#EDGE

This year River flipped 90WU
That's enough for me to grind for a lifetime.

The US stock market is really straightforward; just buy randomly and you can make rent money.

I've been hesitant to buy individual stocks, so I'm planning to test the waters with a small amount, following the trend.

I'll keep you posted on what I buy.

Also, Binance has really opened up the US stock market, adding 7,000 stocks. Crypto is impacting the US stocks, and vice versa, creating a mutual influence. Just imagine the upcoming scenario—a win-win situation. Binance has done a solid job providing liquidity.

Working a 9 to 5 is a no-go.
I'm not cut out for team dynamics.
I'm not suited to sit in a specific building for a set time.
I'm not into focusing on a particular document, project, or task.
I'm not one to follow the flow and meet strict deadlines.

Recently, a lot of folks have been calling to short $Ondo, claiming that Binance is stepping into the US stock game and Ondo might get left behind.

But here’s the kicker: Ondo is also working on perps, which aren’t live yet. They’re set to be multi-asset collateral—tokenized US stocks (AAPL, NVDA, TSLA, OUSG, USDY) can be used as margin to open positions, doubling capital efficiency.

Previously, Ondo was just a base asset provider in the Binance ecosystem, essentially a "supplier." But now they’re building their own product line; perps are the next move. Once they go live, Ondo will be front and center.

But I’ve got a few questions:

1. If Ondo is launching perps, does that create competition with Binance’s US stock contracts?
2. If Binance stops using Ondo as the underlying asset, where will the liquidity for Ondo’s perps come from?
3. How many actual users can BlackRock's endorsement convert?

StandX points have halved, all point distributions cut to 50%. As per tradition, a halving usually signals the TGE is around the corner.

Recent moves have been quite intense: SIP-5 non-permissioned derivatives are launching, $TSLA and $MU are now on 20x contracts, Block Trade upgraded TP/SL. The product is rapidly improving, and all the pre-launch necessities are being addressed.

Last time I was stuck in a short for a month, but I managed to break even a few days ago; indeed, I’ve never lost on StandX. The platform just vibes with me, no other explanation.

Currently, the point earning efficiency is only half of what it used to be, but the time to earn might not last much longer. If you’re still engaged, you might want to pay attention.

@StandX_Official

#TSLA

Previously shared about the method of using Predict orders to earn points; the method is public, but the key lies in the four words 'Order for Points', and the difficulty is in the details.
I saw a Top 5 big player's strategy, similar to what my friend, also a TOP player, shared with YANG, but personally, I'm not diligent enough. With the same capital, the point difference between being diligent with orders and being lazy is a staggering 10 times, which is why the boss believes that in Predict, it's crucial to focus on capital efficiency.

@cgyang1627 earned a million points in a week; the logic aligns with what I mentioned earlier—orders are more efficient than betting. But his operational details go a step further:

1. Place orders on both Yes/No sides simultaneously.

I mainly placed single-sided orders, while he places orders on both sides with the same amount, maintaining the price spread.

2. Spread across the entire market.

I tend to focus on one or two familiar events. His approach is to cover multiple markets at once, increasing the coverage area, diversifying point sources, and lowering risk.

3. The number of participants is the real variable.

I hadn't noticed this before. Take note: even for five-star events, if there are many people placing orders, your points get diluted. Conversely, for some less popular events with less competition, you can earn more points with the same amount of capital.

Placing orders on both sides + covering the entire market + choosing less popular events, these three dimensions combined can drastically improve efficiency. @predictdotfun

Packed with folks watching the game, my FOMO is kicking in!

I've got a question. Throughout this year, several folks have been signing up for Binance using that original referral code of mine, but they haven't verified their accounts. It's always in batches. The key is, I didn't promote that code, so did someone do some kind of traffic generation for me? Signing up without verification and not trading doesn't really yield any gains, right?

I'm a bit puzzled and can't figure out the underlying strategy.