#币安钱包TGE When the meme frenzy hit Binance's BSC, if you're not trading internally, make sure to use Binance Wallet's trending feature—it's a product that reflects high user attention. Use it wisely and you might be surprised.
Recently, both Binance Web3 Wallet traffic and热度 have surged. If you haven't entered an invite code in the Binance Web3 Wallet yet, pay attention: the official campaign is live, and both new and existing users can enter the referral code: VIP19. After entering, you'll get a 30% discount—without it, no discount will be applied automatically by Binance.
#币安上线币安人生 Binance Web3 has recently launched several cash giveaway events: one is the USDD live campaign that has already started, and the other is the USDT campaign, offering 500,000 and 300,000 rewards respectively—all to be participated in via the Binance Web3 Wallet. The 300,000 reward campaign lasts for two months. If you're aiming to maximize your gains, act fast—earlier participation means a larger share in the early rounds. #CryptoMarketInsights #web3钱包
It's started! The first one is USDD, which has already begun, and the second is USDT, starting tomorrow. This is a 500,000 reward, and another 300,000 reward, both available in Binance Wallet. The 300,000 reward lasts for two months. If you want to participate, act quickly— the faster you join, the more you can claim in the early stages.
If you haven't filled in your referral code in Binance Wallet, please note: the official is running a promotion now—both new and existing users can enter the referral code: VIP19. After entering, you'll get a 30-point discount. Without it, no discount will be applied— the system will automatically apply the discount for you.
Savings are divided into 6 tiers; 80% can't cross the fourth level. Which tier are you in? Tier 1: Over 5 million CNY - Known in the circle as '8 AM Free People.' The trait is simple: no need to check DingTalk upon waking. At least three properties, car keys worth over 500,000 CNY each. Don't rush to envy—90% of these people made their fortune through equity payouts, either going all-in on Bitcoin in 2018 or holding original shares in a company. Ordinary people can't replicate this—accepting reality is more efficient than copying their playbook. ✨ Tier 2: 1-5 million CNY - Superficially glamorous, secretly panicked. The balance looks comfortable, but one primary residence locks up all liquidity. Hurun once said: to achieve 'entry-level freedom' in Beijing or Shanghai, you need 19 million CNY—these people are barely touching the ankle. The worst fear? Sudden job loss + mortgage. Going back to square one isn't a meme—it's a monthly payment reminder text.
According to CARF, Binance will hand over customer data for 2026 next year, meaning the tax authorities will have full access to domestic users' information. Big holders, good luck!
Munger has an idea that now seems increasingly interesting and quite correct.
In life, negative thinking is more important than positive thinking.
For example, avoid contact with people who have distorted values, avoid investing in the north, avoid getting sick, avoid unnecessary expenses, avoid unnecessary procedures.
The decisions that affect life are actually just a few simple things: who to marry, what kind of job to do, and in which country and city to live.
Musk has recently put forward several major viewpoints in podcast interviews such as 'Moonshots'.
1. Emphasizes that AI must pursue truth as its core, warns that forcing AI to lie could lead to catastrophic consequences, and also claims that AGI is likely to become a reality in the coming years. 2. Proposes that humans are biological bootloaders for digital superintelligence, and that AI will become an independent productivity system rather than merely a tool to amplify human capabilities. 3. Predicts that the AI competition between China and the U.S. will focus on computing power, believing that, according to current trends, China will far surpass other regions in AI computing power, and that electricity will become the next critical bottleneck for AI development.
4. Asserts that Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot will surpass top human surgeons within three years, suggesting that studying medicine in the future might become an 'expensive hobby'. 5. Predicts that the employment structure will be disrupted: white-collar jobs will be replaced by AI first, followed by blue-collar jobs taken over by robots; it is expected that within 20 years, work may become optional, and a future scenario of universal high income coexisting with social unrest may emerge.
6. Strongly advocates solar energy as the only solution to energy issues, calling the sun a 'gigantic nuclear fusion reactor', criticizing the commercialization of nuclear fusion as impractical; believes that the true currency of the future will be usable energy. 7. Proposes that the goal of human civilization is to advance toward a Kardashev Type II civilization, with a short-term target of utilizing one millionth of the Sun's total energy.
8. Education: Attending school today is more of a social experience, while pure knowledge acquisition can be accomplished by AI. 9. Longevity: Half-life mortality is a solvable problem, referencing the long lives of right whales and Greenland sharks. 10. Space exploration: Interstellar travel represents the ultimate engineering challenge achievable by pure biological intelligence; SpaceX's ultimate goal is to achieve full rapid reusability of rockets to drastically reduce launch costs. 11. Retirement advice: Directly states not to save excessively for retirement, as money may no longer matter in 10–20 years.
1: Have an iPhone 2: Have a Hong Kong mobile number 3: Have an international Apple ID 4: Apply for a passport and Hong Kong-Macao travel permit 5: Open a Hong Kong bank account 6: Open a U.S. brokerage account with Interactive Brokers 7: Operate an X account 8: Invest regularly in #BTC , #ETH 9: Have a fitness routine, possibly study English more 10: Learn to have deep AI conversations
These are just 10 simple things. Do them right, even better, and stick with them until 2027—you will definitely thank yourself!
Investment friends must pay attention: the most frightening thing is when a bull market arrives, you only get the excitement but not the returns. Making money from the basic momentum of the bull market is what matters most.
Going flat is to see the situation clearly. When you're in a position, you inevitably develop bias. If you go long, your mind automatically filters out negative news and seeks positive evidence.
Going flat is to protect your energy. Trading is an extremely mentally exhausting profession. If you're constantly watching the market, your adrenaline will fluctuate repeatedly, leading to sluggish decision-making.
Going flat is acknowledging your limitations. There are too many periods in the market that are "unfathomable." Admitting that you don't understand requires great honesty and humility, and this humility is precisely what distinguishes top traders from gamblers. #加密市场观察
When you chat with people from different circles, you'll find they care about completely different things.
People in the bureaucracy care about employment status, rank, and retirement age.
Entrepreneurs care about products, user growth, and fundraising.
Employees care about performance, job-hopping, and year-end bonuses.
Each circle has its own set of rules and "standards of success".
The longer you stay in a particular circle, the more you believe those rules are the "truth." Those who don't follow them seem to have "something wrong with their mind".
That's the ivory tower.
School is one, company is another, family is one, and朋友圈 is another.
Most people don't even realize they're inside the tower, thinking they see things most clearly.
Friend, what do you think is the "standard of success" in the crypto circle? How much money counts as financial freedom?
High energy must necessarily come from the cultivation of both Buddha and demon.
Specifically, when someone shows you one unit of kindness, you return three; when someone shows you ten units of kindness, you return a hundred.
Conversely, when someone shows you one unit of malice, you return three; when someone shows you ten units of malice, you can return a hundred or even a thousand.
With demonic power as support, the heart of Buddha can truly be put to use. I have no form originally; whatever form you manifest, I will manifest accordingly.
The purpose of establishing a trading system and mastering trading techniques is not to defeat our opponents, but to restrain our inherent human weaknesses. Building a trading system or developing a trading program is not merely about 'beating the competition'; more importantly, it is about controlling the 'greed' and 'fear' within our human nature.
After successfully restraining our human weaknesses, the trading system can demonstrate its power amid prolonged market fluctuations, and stable trading performance will gradually emerge. In fact, traders who have been in the market for several years will all recognize the importance of a trading system. Constructing a trading system that fits one's own personality—whether subjective, quantitative, systematic, or programmatic—is the foundation for a trader's survival in the market.
However, during our long trading journey, we may sometimes lose ourselves. At such times, we need to calm down and reflect on our original intentions—what is our purpose in participating in market speculation? What are our long-term goals? This helps us stay true to ourselves, and even if we take a wrong turn temporarily, we can eventually return to the right path. Staying true to our初心, building a 'scientific' trading system, controlling the stability of our trading curve, and achieving steady wealth growth—pursuing a professional trading path—may be the most correct route for most traders.
A complete trading system includes entry/exit rules + money management. The core of trading lies in money management, not in entry/exit. Don't spend too much time learning technical analysis. The truly essential elements in trading are outside the candlesticks—such as your mindset, emotions, and execution ability.
What technical skills did Jesse Livermore, the father of speculative trading, possess? In his time, candlestick charts didn't exist. There were no screens back then—stock prices were transmitted via telegraph and manually written on blackboards.
Livermore only had one strategy: breakouts and follow-through! (Similar to 'Fat Boy'—trading breakouts)
The trading field requires someone to guide you at the beginning. Without someone showing you the way, many people will never break through. Many traders have spent years in the market, endlessly cycling through learning technical methods—learning Chan Theory and still losing, then learning Elliott Waves and still losing, searching for various indicators, and by the time they're gray-haired, they're still not making money.
For example, a simple entry/exit rule: go long on a volume spike with a long bullish candle, go short on a volume spike with a long bearish candle. If wrong, cut losses immediately; if right, trail your stop. Just stick to this one clear rule you understand—it's enough to make you profitable. You only need to learn one technique, then refine it through experience into a high-win-rate entry/exit rule that works for you. Don't overcomplicate things by learning too many random methods.
On the journey of life, you need to learn to forget as you go forward. Life is truly mysterious: when you think you'll stay in one place for a long time, it's already time to start the next chapter. Fate will abruptly cut your ties with everyone and everything in that place.
The room, once filled with countless traces of daily life, returns to its original state within a single day, and you leave without even having time to linger.
Fate will send you back to your rightful place at the right moment, to do what you're meant to do, even if you don't want to. The gears of fate will still turn.
1. Want to make quick money by trading short-term. Every day coming in and out, thinking they're skilled at short-term trading, but in the end, they pay all their profits to the exchange as fees. To make big money, you must follow trends and hold on.
2. Fear of cutting losses. Always thinking they can recover, having survived 9 times, but only one time they can't recover, and then it's all gone. You might survive nine times, but going broke only takes once.
Just came across a quote mentioned by Silicon Valley investor Marc Andreessen: "The skills of ordinary people are undergoing suicidal price declines." It's worth taking some time to look into.
Zhang Ge shares a personal reflection, as follows:
If we place this in the real-world context of AI, it's not actually dismissing ordinary people, but rather describing an ongoing structural shift.
Take the investment field as an example.
Now, when discussing market trends, AI can simultaneously generate a complete set of bullish arguments and a complete set of bearish arguments.
Macroeconomic, funding, fundamentals, technical analysis, sentiment... it can organize them all very thoroughly, even more systematically than most people can write. This is essentially the same as scrolling through news feeds or social media in the past, where some people are optimistic, others are not. Some trade short-term, others focus on long-term value. Everyone has a set of seemingly logical reasoning.
The difference now is that AI can rapidly generate and present all these arguments to you at once. But the real issue isn't whether the analysis is comprehensive or the logic is complete. Rather, it's a very practical and harsh reality:
Your trading account can only choose one side and bear the consequences.
What's the long-term direction of the industry? When should you enter? How much position should you take? How much drawdown can you tolerate? If your judgment is wrong, should you add more, hold on, or exit? And there are also various psychological, stress management, and execution challenges.
AI won't make decisions for you, nor will it bear the volatility on your behalf.
Looking more broadly, this isn't limited to the investment field.
Writing reports, creating charts, drafting proposals, translation, data organization, coding, analysis... including work that only involves output without accountability for outcomes.
In the AI era, these skills won't disappear, but they are rapidly becoming scalable, replicable, and continuously devalued capabilities.
So, "The skills of ordinary people are undergoing suicidal price declines" Doesn't mean ordinary people lack value, but rather that capabilities confined to execution level—without judgment or accountability for results—are losing their premium and competitive edge.
Information is becoming cheaper, execution is being driven down in price, But judgment, timing, and the ability to take responsibility for outcomes are becoming increasingly valuable.
The first step to financial freedom is not investing, but saving enough to reach one million. With one million, an annual return of 8% will double your money to two million in nine years and reach ten million in thirty years.
When your principal is insufficient, compound interest remains invisible—no matter how high the rate, the absolute gains are negligible. At this stage, the most important thing is not studying investment strategies, but working tirelessly to earn money and saving to the maximum, firmly securing that initial million.
Only after accumulating sufficient principal can you truly 'outthink' the market, allowing the 8% annual return to fully leverage the power of compounding—turning the numbers into real wealth, doubling in nine years and multiplying tenfold in thirty.
And only when wealth grows significantly can you truly 'seize the moment,' strategically positioning yourself at critical junctures to achieve qualitative leaps in wealth.
When you have little money, wanting to take a big gamble reveals a failure to grasp this fundamental, step-by-step logic—distorting priorities and easily leading you astray in the pursuit of high returns.
Before reaching one million, don't study investing—first, learn how to earn money.