Binance helps people, contracts at 40%. Arthur, you open it on your side.
For regular referrals, the maximum is 20%. For helpers, the contract can reach 40%. How much difference there is after a year—it's calculated in the picture.
If you want to open it, just post your Binance UID in the comments. No need to add friends. I’ll prepare a QR code. Scan it to confirm, and it will take effect. After that, invite new people using the new link. Your original existing users won’t be affected.
I’m not making money from the spread at this tier; I just want volume. #币安助力人 #手续费 #返佣
I used Claude Opus 5.5 to recover two assets I’d “forgotten” on-chain
Last night, while looking through my Binance Wallet, I found a few positions sitting in the DeFi section. There was also a coin called BEVM_BTC on the Assets page, showing a value of $17. But tapping “Send” didn’t work, and neither did “Trade.” You might have money like this too: you deposited it for some promotion years ago, the lock-up period ended, the project’s website got redesigned, and the way in disappeared. You can see it, but you can’t get it back. It’s not a lot, but it still hurts to lose it. This time, I handed them over to Opus 5.5 (Anthropic’s Claude model). After a little over an hour, here’s what happened: - OpenEden vault: the app showed $49.61, but I actually withdrew 52.26 USDT;
Everyone, if someone claims to be an official Binance representative and asks for your personal information, don’t just guess based on a gut feeling. Arthur puts it plainly: Binance has an official verification channel. Enter the website link, email address, phone number, Telegram handle, or other social media account they gave you, and a pop-up will tell you whether that source has been officially verified by Binance. Remember where to find it: go to the Binance homepage and scroll to the bottom. Under 【Support】, click 【Official Verification】. You don’t need a Binance account—anyone can check. Next time someone claims to be from Binance, check before you trust them. Verify them on the official page yourself, then decide whether to respond.
Guys, what’s the worst thing about having your account stolen? Your funds getting withdrawn to someone else’s address.
Arthur recommends enabling Binance’s withdrawal address whitelist. Once it’s on, you can only withdraw to addresses on your list—it’s an extra layer of security.
But let me make the trade-off clear: after you change your whitelist, withdrawals may be temporarily disabled for 24, 48, or 72 hours. May be—not definitely.
It only takes one step: log in to your Binance account, hover over your profile icon, click [Settings], scroll down to [Withdrawal], then click [Enable] next to [Withdrawal Whitelist].
Even with it enabled, don’t assume you’re completely safe. Verify everything on Binance’s official site before taking action.
Guys, if you get an email or text claiming to be from Binance, don’t rush to click anything.
Arthur has the answer: set up an anti-phishing code. Once it’s set, it’ll appear in all genuine emails and texts from Binance.
Binance’s exact wording: if it’s missing or doesn’t match, “it may be a phishing scam and should be reported immediately.”
It says “may be,” not definitely. It helps you identify scams, but setting it up doesn’t mean you’re completely safe.
There’s just one thing to do. Open the Binance app now: tap your profile picture to go to [Account Information], select [Account Security], then tap [Anti-Phishing Code] - [Create].
Check the menu names against the official page yourself.
Guys, someone posted a video in the comments saying Bitcoin is about to “soar to new heights,” and asked if Arthur agrees.
I’ll be direct: I’m not engaging with claims like that.
It’s simple: nobody can accurately predict whether prices will rise or fall, and the louder someone shouts, the more likely they are to lead you astray.
If you’re going to trade, just remember two things: don’t use excessive leverage, and don’t go all in with a large position. Spread your investments out and take it slow—that’s more reliable than listening to anyone making bold calls.
I wouldn’t make any definitive claims about the market either. That’s all I can say.
Guys, I’ve come across several more posts over the past couple of days claiming to predict gold and silver prices with pinpoint accuracy. I glanced at them and kept scrolling.
Arthur’s take, straight up: anyone can get one prediction right by luck and brag about it, while never mentioning the times they got it wrong.
Getting the direction right isn’t what takes skill. Holding your position, spreading out your entries, and not going all-in—that’s what counts.
You can trade gold and silver on Binance too. If you’re thinking about it, first figure out how much you can afford to lose. Don’t put too much in, and definitely don’t use high leverage.
I’m no oracle. I’m just an eight-year crypto veteran who’s been burned plenty.
If you’re smart, you’ll tap my profile picture and check my bio.
Guys, someone asked me what I think about that gold and silver move.
Arthur's answer is simple: panic is panic, but don't mistake panic for a trend.
When prices fall, most people are driven by emotion. Those using high leverage, holding oversized positions, or going all in are the most likely to get out first. The ones who can really hold on are usually those who've spread out their positions and haven't used up all their ammunition.
There are only so many assets you can trade on Binance. Take a look for yourself and you'll know whether you should make a move. Don't just listen to whoever shouts the loudest—first ask yourself whether your position can weather the storm.
You're smart—you'll click my profile picture and find it.
Brothers, as long as your heart hasn’t given up, the path can still be found. I believe that.
No beating around the bush—that’s Arthur’s style. I’ll get straight to the point: what has always made you crash isn’t the market. It’s the battle going on inside you.
I’ve been at this for eight years. I’ve been liquidated, taken losses, and gone all in. I watched the charts every day, getting cocky when prices rose and panicking when they fell—letting the market lead me around. Only later did I understand: it’s easy to defeat the enemy in the mountains, but hard to defeat the enemy in your own heart. You can’t predict the market, but you can keep an eye on your own greed and fear.
So these days I stick to two things: spread out my positions and hold on. I’ve tried high leverage, heavy positions, and going all in. The result was always the same: sleepless nights. Stay away from futures contracts; hold spot in the major coins.
Only after you’ve overcome that inner battle can you talk about finding your path.
If you’re smart, you’ll tap my profile and read my bio.
Guys, someone in my comments said: gold and silver have fallen this much—is it time to buy the dip?
Arthur’s answer is simple: don’t rush. First, look at what you’re holding.
To put it plainly, this latest drop in gold and silver was driven by panic selling. When people panic, nobody wants them; when things get lively, everyone piles in. Seasoned investors know how it goes.
But here’s the thing: what you can trade on Binance is Bitcoin, Ether, and the like. If you really want to follow that logic, buy spot and scale in gradually—not go all-in at once.
Anyone using high leverage and taking large positions was already wiped out in this move.
Think it through before you act. Don’t just follow every rumor.
Folks, as soon as SK hynix drops, someone on the community feed is already calling it a buying opportunity.
Let me be honest: stocks like this don’t drift down gradually. One bearish candle can wipe out the entire preceding rebound. Yesterday it looked like it had found its footing; today, the market opens in a completely different price range.
A gap down and a string of bearish candles are two different things. If you’re holding overnight, you’re not just facing intraday volatility—the price can shift as soon as the market opens. Add leverage, and margin pressure can hit before you even know whether your market call was right.
If you really want to trade, spread out your positions. Don’t go all in at once. Fees may look small, but they keep adding up when you trade in and out and hold positions overnight.
Guys, silver’s down. The people who were saying “the pullback’s coming to pick us up” before—well, the pullback’s here, but hardly anyone’s brave enough to get on.
Arthur’s take is simple: I’m not chasing at this level.
Silver is even more volatile than Bitcoin. If you go in with high leverage, one bounce against you can wipe you out. If you really want to trade it, ask yourself one thing first: can you hold through a drop?
If you can’t, stay away.
Don’t come looking for me when the train leaves—I never told you to get on.
Guys, what do you think about the Houthis attacking Saudi Arabia?
Arthur’s take is simple: the Middle East isn’t burning along just one front right now—there are three fronts burning at once. The Houthis and Saudi Arabia, the U.S. and Iran, Russia and Ukraine. None of these conflicts can just be switched off.
Trump is in a hurry to get one of them to stop—not because he wants peace, but because nobody can withstand all three fronts burning at the same time.
So what does that have to do with us? In times like these, the market is especially prone to getting jerked around by the news. If you’re heavily invested, using high leverage, or going all-in, even getting the direction right doesn’t mean you’ll be able to hold your position.
My approach is simple: spread out your positions, stay away from futures, and keep some cash on the sidelines.
As for what happens next, I’m not going to guess. I’ll stick to the parts I understand.
Guys, gold, silver, and Bitcoin have all been getting hammered these past few days. Feeling a little directionless?
I’ll get straight to the point—that’s just how Arthur rolls. Here’s my take: this is the final round of pressure. Once it’s over, prices will move up.
The reason is simple: the Fed is nearing the end of its rate-hiking cycle. It can’t keep raising rates much longer. Once it stops, money will flow into assets.
So I’m getting in gradually. Don’t go all in, and definitely don’t use high leverage—being heavily positioned is the most painful right now.
This is only my personal opinion, not financial advice. Check the Binance charts for yourself.
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Brothers, hasn’t the market been as dead as a puddle lately? Just looking at it makes you want to close the app.
Arthur’s got one thing to say: volatility is flat on the floor, but the market isn’t dead—the ones dying are the people stubbornly holding on with high leverage.
Prices aren’t moving, but funding fees keep getting charged every day. You think you’re waiting for a direction, but really you’re paying the damn market makers a toll. A little back-and-forth, and your position is already cut in half.
So here’s what I’m doing: keep positions small, stay away from high leverage, and first see if you can hold out until the market picks a direction.
Only those who can hold on have earned the right to talk about getting in.
Guys, have you been seeing those videos again lately, saying U.S. Treasury yields are high and urging you to jump in and buy some?
Here’s my take: ordinary people should stay away from this.
You’re focused on that bit of interest, but they’re after your principal. The higher the yield, the more the price is falling—if you rush in, you’ll just be left holding the bag. And this stuff is much farther removed from our everyday lives than you might think.
If you really want to add something risk-resistant on Binance, holding spot Bitcoin and Ether in separate positions is more reliable than listening to those videos. Stay away from high leverage, don’t go all-in, and definitely don’t throw everything into one trade.
As for what happens next with U.S. Treasuries, I won’t pretend to know. Keep your money somewhere you understand.
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It’s hot—hotter than Nanjing or Shanghai. But I love the vibe here in Chengdu.
Some people have asked what I think of the market right now.
Arthur will tell you straight: don’t rush. This is the toughest stretch to sit through.
The reason is simple: most of the bad news that needed to come out has already come out. What’s left is just a grind. Once people can’t even be bothered to watch the charts anymore, the market will naturally take off.
I’m not just guessing. That’s how the last few cycles played out. When prices fell, nobody believed it; when they bounced, nobody dared to chase.
So I never tell people to buy the dip, and I never tell them to sell at a loss. I just say one thing: spread out your positions, don’t go all in, and stay away from high leverage.
Keep enough ammo, and stay in the game. That’s enough.
If you want to follow along and see where things go from here, you’re smart enough to tap on my profile picture.
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Guys, has someone been calling the bottom for you again lately? Saying it’ll be there after just one more little dip, and that when it gets there, it’ll be the perfect entry point.
Arthur doesn’t see it that way.
A bottom reveals itself over time; nobody can calculate it in advance. If anyone could accurately tell you the exact day and price of the low, they wouldn’t still be making videos here.
So don’t rush to buy the dip. Spread your buys out—don’t go all in at once. And stay away from high leverage; a single sharp wick can wipe out a heavily leveraged position.
If you really want to make a move, wait until it stops falling and finds its footing. There’ll be time to get in then.
If you’re smart, you’ll click my profile picture and check my bio.
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Guys, are your fingers getting itchy these past couple of days? Do you see the price dropping and feel like jumping in? Arthur’s going to be blunt: this isn’t the bottom. Don’t rush—be patient and wait a little longer.
I’m not looking at where we are now, but at the next level down. Until we reach that range, I’m staying put. If you’re looking to buy the dip, save your ammo, spread your entries out, and don’t go all in at once. And stay away from high leverage—a single wick could take you out, before you even get the chance to wait.
I’ve always been direct and never beat around the bush. Feel free to check my earlier posts and see for yourself.
If you’re smart, you’ll click on my profile picture.
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