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Been fighting a cold, 38.9C a couple of hours ago. First time getting sick after prison. This issue kept its airspace in my head for the last few days, even through the fever.
Our industry should be able to completely eradicate this type of poison attacks, and protect our users.

All wallets should simply check if a receiving address is a “poison address”, and block the user. This is a blockchain query.
Further, security alliances in the industry should maintain a real-time blacklist of these addresses, so that wallets can check before sending a transaction.
Binance Wallet already does this. A user would get a warning like below if they try to send to a poison address.

Lastly, wallets should not even display these spam transactions anywhere. If the value of the tx is small, just filter it out.
Protect users.

Been fighting a cold, 38.9C a couple of hours ago. First time getting sick after prison. This issue kept its airspace in my head for the last few days, even through the fever.
Our industry should be able to completely eradicate this type of poison attacks, and protect our users.

All wallets should simply check if a receiving address is a “poison address”, and block the user. This is a blockchain query.
Further, security alliances in the industry should maintain a real-time blacklist of these addresses, so that wallets can check before sending a transaction.
Binance Wallet already does this. A user would get a warning like below if they try to send to a poison address.

Lastly, wallets should not even display these spam transactions anywhere. If the value of the tx is small, just filter it out.
Protect users.

According to PANews, a user has reportedly lost nearly $50 million USDT due to an address spoofing incident involving similar-looking characters. SlowMist founder Yu Jian shared on social media that the user initially conducted a small test transaction to the correct address. However, minutes later, $50 million was mistakenly sent to a malicious address copied from the transaction history, which had the same first three and last four characters as the intended address.

The player's address was 0xcB80784ef74C98A89b6Ab8D96ebE890859600819, while the spoofed address was 0xBaFF2F13638C04B10F8119760B2D2aE86b08f8b5. The address the user intended to send to was 0xbaf4b1aF7E3B560d937DA0458514552B6495F8b5.

Be efficient.
Don’t be polite. Get to the point.
I hate formalities.
I don’t chit chat.

You won’t get a response if you say any variation of the following:
“Hi”, then nothing“How are you?”“Good day to you sir!”“Merry Xmas, Happy New Year, Happy Birthday, etc”“Can we have a meeting?” (no agenda given)“Let’s discuss an important partnership” (no specifics)“Want to introduce you to XYZ (someone important)” (no specifics)

You may be referred to this article. I am efficient with my time, even if you may consider it impolite (apologies).
So, please be direct and tell me:

I am ___
I need ___ (or) I can provide ___

If your first message is too long (more than one mobile screen with large fonts for an elderly like me), it will likely be skipped.
A few tips:
For pitches, go to www.yzilabs.com For listings, apply online at www.binance.com  For buying/selling large amounts of crypto, please contact Binance OTC desk.Don’t ask open ended questions, I usually won’t know the answer.Don’t ask me to interact with some meme coin.
For most things, going through me is slower. I don’t do much. I am mostly just a router, a slow one.
Hope you are not offended. Let’s communicate efficiently. Cheers,
CZ

When to Close a Trade: A Lesson Many Traders Learn Late

One of the most underrated skills in trading is knowing when to stop. Not when to enter, not how to predict the next move, but when to say: this is enough. Many traders blow good profits simply because they don’t respect this moment.

In the screenshot above, the trade was clearly in profit. Numbers were green, emotions were high, and the temptation to “just wait a little more” was there. This is exactly the point where most mistakes happen. Greed quietly replaces logic, and discipline starts to fade.

Closing a trade in profit is not weakness. It’s professionalism.

A trade does not need to reach the absolute top or bottom to be successful. The market doesn’t reward perfection; it rewards consistency. When your plan is fulfilled and the trade has delivered what it was meant to deliver, closing it is the correct decision — even if price continues further afterward.

Many traders suffer from profit anxiety. When a position is negative, they wait and hope. When it turns positive, they also wait and hope. Hope is not a strategy. A trading plan must include:

Entry logic

Risk management

Exit rules

Without a clear exit rule, every winning trade becomes an emotional battle.

Another important point: protecting capital also means protecting profits. Unrealized profit is not real money. The market can take it back in seconds. Closing a trade locks in results and clears mental space for the next opportunity.

Notice something important here: after closing a good trade, there is no rush, no revenge trading, no overconfidence. Just a calm decision to move forward. This mindset separates traders who survive long-term from those who burn out quickly.

Also remember:
You don’t need to trade every move.
You don’t need to squeeze every pip.
You don’t need to prove anything to the market.

Your only job is to execute your plan with discipline.

If a trade worked well, acknowledge it and move on. The market will always be there tomorrow. But your capital — and your mindset — might not be if you don’t respect them.

Take profits when your rules tell you to. Not when your emotions beg you to stay.

Stay patient. Stay disciplined. And always trade with clarity, not excitement.

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When to Close a Trade: A Lesson Many Traders Learn Late

One of the most underrated skills in trading is knowing when to stop. Not when to enter, not how to predict the next move, but when to say: this is enough. Many traders blow good profits simply because they don’t respect this moment.

In the screenshot above, the trade was clearly in profit. Numbers were green, emotions were high, and the temptation to “just wait a little more” was there. This is exactly the point where most mistakes happen. Greed quietly replaces logic, and discipline starts to fade.

Closing a trade in profit is not weakness. It’s professionalism.

A trade does not need to reach the absolute top or bottom to be successful. The market doesn’t reward perfection; it rewards consistency. When your plan is fulfilled and the trade has delivered what it was meant to deliver, closing it is the correct decision — even if price continues further afterward.

Many traders suffer from profit anxiety. When a position is negative, they wait and hope. When it turns positive, they also wait and hope. Hope is not a strategy. A trading plan must include:

Entry logic

Risk management

Exit rules

Without a clear exit rule, every winning trade becomes an emotional battle.

Another important point: protecting capital also means protecting profits. Unrealized profit is not real money. The market can take it back in seconds. Closing a trade locks in results and clears mental space for the next opportunity.

Notice something important here: after closing a good trade, there is no rush, no revenge trading, no overconfidence. Just a calm decision to move forward. This mindset separates traders who survive long-term from those who burn out quickly.

Also remember:
You don’t need to trade every move.
You don’t need to squeeze every pip.
You don’t need to prove anything to the market.

Your only job is to execute your plan with discipline.

If a trade worked well, acknowledge it and move on. The market will always be there tomorrow. But your capital — and your mindset — might not be if you don’t respect them.

Take profits when your rules tell you to. Not when your emotions beg you to stay.

Stay patient. Stay disciplined. And always trade with clarity, not excitement.

#USNonFarmPayrollReport
#USJobsData
#BinanceBlockchainWeek
#CPIWatch
#WriteToEarnUpgrade
$ASTER
{future}(ASTERUSDT)