BANANAS31 Surges 18.65% as Binance Learn and Earn Drives Volume and Community Growth
Banana For Scale (BANANAS31) is currently trading at $0.006713 with an 18.65% increase over the past 24 hours and a strong trading volume, reflecting heightened market activity and interest. The recent price surge is primarily attributed to its inclusion in Binance's Learn and Earn program, which has increased user engagement, as well as ongoing social media attention and recent news coverage highlighting its rapid growth, meme-driven appeal, and significant community expansion since launch.
There’s been a lot of chatter around Wynn lately most of it circling the idea that a “trencher” can’t win on perps.
I get the argument, but I think it misses the real point.
Let’s bring it back to one of my favorite Howard Marks ideas: to make money, you need aggressiveness, timing, or skill - ideally, two out of three. If you get the timing right and you go in hard, you don’t need much skill.
That’s exactly what Wynn self admittedly did - he slammed the bottom with size. Aggressive. Timed right. That’s all it took to dominate in the early innings.
But now, the game’s shifted. The moves are choppier, the plays less obvious. We’re in the middle-to-late innings. That’s when skill starts mattering a lot more.
And if you’re still pushing the same buttons as before, but the environment’s changed?
That’s where tilt creeps in, and be admitted this himself.
Over the years, I think that each cycle in crypto offers its own opportunities and risks:
The first cycle is the first small breakthrough for many. Most start with very little, but build up a solid portfolio.
One of the reasons is that people often believe the delusional narrative of the cycle’s main meta and therefore hold to the top because they think it will just go higher and higher.
However, this is precisely why the first cycle is often characterized by round trips.
You hold too long, don't sell because you think it will go higher, and in the meantime you give more and more of your profit back to the market.
I’ve seen this a lot with NFTs in 2021/22.
In the second cycle, you are often more conservative as a result, selling too early because you make it a priority not to roundrip again.
Or you completely ignore the dominant meta of the cycle because you still hope that the meta from the first cycle will somehow come back.
Nevertheless, ideally you build up a long-term portfolio here. Maybe not as much as you could have without the disillusionment of the last cycle, but you take home good profits.
The third cycle is often where things come together:
1) A good portfolio starting point to deploy capital.
2) Enough experience to be neither too naive nor too conservative.
3) Long-term connections (and ideally an audience) in Web3 to position yourself.
Which cycle is it for you rn?
Google’s quantum computing team has reduced the estimated quantum power needed to break RSA-2048 encryption from 20 million to under 1 million noisy qubits—a major leap that could impact digital security across industries.
The breakthrough suggests that a 2048-bit RSA key, still widely used in banking systems, legacy infrastructure, and even some $BTC wallet implementations, could theoretically be cracked in under a week.
While Bitcoin predominantly uses elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) rather than RSA, the study has reignited discussions about the quantum vulnerability of crypto networks and the timeline for adopting post-quantum cryptography standards.
#QuantumComputing #CryptoSecurity #RSA2048 #GoogleQuantum #PostQuantumCrypto
Over the years, I think that each cycle in crypto offers its own opportunities and risks:
The first cycle is the first small breakthrough for many. Most start with very little, but build up a solid portfolio.
One of the reasons is that people often believe the delusional narrative of the cycle’s main meta and therefore hold to the top because they think it will just go higher and higher.
However, this is precisely why the first cycle is often characterized by round trips.
You hold too long, don't sell because you think it will go higher, and in the meantime you give more and more of your profit back to the market.
I’ve seen this a lot with NFTs in 2021/22.
In the second cycle, you are often more conservative as a result, selling too early because you make it a priority not to roundrip again.
Or you completely ignore the dominant meta of the cycle because you still hope that the meta from the first cycle will somehow come back.
Nevertheless, ideally you build up a long-term portfolio here. Maybe not as much as you could have without the disillusionment of the last cycle, but you take home good profits.
The third cycle is often where things come together:
1) A good portfolio starting point to deploy cpaital.
2) Enough experience to be neither too naive nor too conservative.
3) Long-term connections (and ideally an audience) in Web3 to position yourself.
Which cycle is it for you rn?
HUMA Surges Over 541% as Exchange Listings and Airdrop Drive $500M Trading Volume
Huma Finance (HUMA) is currently trading at approximately $0.06413 on Binance, with a 24-hour trading volume exceeding $500 million and a market capitalization around $108 million; the token has experienced significant volatility, with a 24-hour price change of over 541% and a range between $0.061 and $0.1156. The sharp price increase and heightened trading activity are primarily attributed to HUMA’s recent listings on major exchanges including Binance, the launch of a Launchpool event and airdrop, and the start of spot trading, which collectively generated substantial market interest and speculative trading following the token’s official debut.