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Can Ethereum outperform Bitcoin and lead the rise of 2025? Ethereum is the main network on which most stablecoins like USDT and USDC operate — these are digital currencies pegged to the dollar.
After the GENIUS law clarified its legal status, it is expected that institutions will use it more for payments and within DeFi… this means more activity on the Ethereum network.
🔹Why is this important? • Increased use of stablecoins = Increased transaction volume on Ethereum. • Layer-2 on Ethereum will benefit from the growing demand. • The Dencun upgrade made transfers cheaper and faster.
All of this places Ethereum in a strong position to lead the next wave of crypto adoption…
Do you always feel like you're entering late? You see a coin flying, you rush to buy, and the price drops! The reason? You see the result after the whales have entered and the price has moved.
🔹How to avoid this?
1. Don’t enter during rush hours: If the coin is trending, ask yourself if there’s a real reason or just hype? 2. Follow projects early: Real opportunities arise before the rush, not in the middle of it. 3. Take advantage of corrections: Sometimes, the dips are the best time to enter calmly. 4. Enter in stages: Divide your purchases to reduce risk.
✅ The market is not a race; it’s a game of patience and a clear plan. When you have a plan, the feeling of “I entered late” will disappear.
Can we see Bitcoin break 125 thousand dollars in the current cycle? Bitcoin is stable above the 114 thousand area, and with strong institutional demand from ETF funds... breaking the 125 thousand barrier is not far off at all.
🔹Why? • Supply on exchanges is at its lowest levels in years. • Whales are accumulating in large quantities. • The dollar index is weakening. • Historically, after the halving, the market continues to rise.
The question: Is 125 thousand the ceiling of this cycle... or just a stop before larger numbers? Whether you are a trader or a long-term investor, understanding price movement in this cycle can make a big difference in your decisions.
The rising season does not mean everyone profits; there are people who lose in a rising market for several reasons:
1. Late Entry The market has been rising for a while, and prices have reached their peak, so you enter late, and any slight drop hits you with a loss. 2. Chasing the Trend (FOMO) You hear that a coin has made significant gains, so you buy it after the movement ends, entering during a distribution phase instead of an accumulation phase. 3. Poor Capital Management You put all your money into a single coin or a high-risk project, and any small drop wipes out a large part of your portfolio. 4. Trading Against the Trend You try to make sell trades during an upward trend, only to find yourself losing with every candle that goes up. 5. Random Diversification You spread your money across many coins without research, so the profits from the strong ones get lost in the losses from the weak ones. 6. Natural Corrections Even in a rise, there are downward waves of 20–40%; if you bought before and sold in fear, you will exit with a loss while the market continues to rise afterward.
I always used to ask myself: if the tokens are distributed fairly, does that mean the project is safe? The answer after experience: not necessarily.
🔹Why is fair distribution important? Because if the tokens are concentrated in a few wallets, they can suddenly sell, the price crashes, and they can buy back at a lower price. The rest gets stuck.
🔹But is distribution enough? No, because a project may have a fair token distribution, but: • There is no transparency • There is no clear plan • There is no real use of the token • Liquidity is weak
All these factors affect the project's safety even if the distribution looks excellent.
🔹When is an indicator reassuring? ✅ Tokens are not concentrated in 5–10 wallets ✅ The team’s share follows a vesting plan ✅ The community has a share and participation ✅ Distribution occurs in clear phases
🔹How to monitor this? There are simple tools that display: • The largest wallets • Ownership percentages • Unusual movements • Liquidity versus supply
Indicators that help you initially assess the risk.
One of the most common mistakes people make, and I was one of them, is that as soon as they hear about a new cryptocurrency, they rush to open the chart.
If the price is rising → “Great opportunity” If it's falling → “Clearly bad”
🔹But the truth? The chart is the last thing you should look at, not the first.
🔹Why? Because the price doesn't always reflect what's happening behind the project. There are cryptocurrencies that are falling but the project is still working, And there are cryptocurrencies that are soaring but are all just momentary trends with nothing real.
The chart can deceive you… but the information won’t betray you.
🔹I started telling myself: Before you look at the price, look at the picture: Who? What are they doing? Where are they going?
If these three are clear, the price will follow them. And if they aren’t clear, even if the price looks tempting… stay away.
I'm not going to hide... The first crypto deal I entered was because of FOMO. Everyone was saying, "The coin is going to soar," so I entered with confidence. After two days? The price dropped and people disappeared. I was left confused... Should I sell? Wait? It was one of my worst trades.
Since then, I learned:
1. I ask myself: "Why am I entering?" Not every post on Twitter means an opportunity.
2. I follow projects early: I check the team, the roadmap, the distribution, and the community.
3. I accept that rushing costs me. I don't have to enter every opportunity.
4. I secure my profits in stages, not waiting for them to hit astronomical numbers.
The lesson?
If you entered because of FOMO, you will likely regret it. But if you entered with a plan... even the loss becomes understandable.
There are a few new things I've noticed while using Binance Wallet in 2025, and I wanted to share them because they have really made a difference in my daily work:
1️⃣ Instead of switching between several sites and wallets, I can now swap tokens between different networks and access DEX directly from within the wallet. This means if I find an opportunity on another network, I don’t need to transfer money or open another app.
2️⃣ There is something called Binance Alpha inside the wallet, which I started using when I noticed it displays projects that are still in their early stages. It doesn't mean you should buy immediately, but at least you see the opportunity early and can start following it before the token hits the market.
3️⃣ I also started participating in something called Megadrop. It involves completing simple tasks or putting your tokens in Simple Earn, and in return, you receive new tokens. It won’t make you rich, but it gives you a way to enter new projects without a big risk.
What caught my attention is that all these features are now gathered in one place, which has saved me a lot of time and thought. It’s not magic, but if you are trading and following projects, there are tools that can make things easier if you use them correctly.
I remember the first time I read a whitepaper years ago... I was excited, but the content was heavy... I closed it and looked at the chart again!
But after a few losses, I understood that the chart alone is not enough. There are projects that look nice, but their tokenomics are catastrophic.
🔹What does tokenomics mean? It is the economy of the token: • Who holds the tokens? • How many are in the market? And when will the rest be released? • Who gets how much and when?
The 4 most important things I look at: 1. Total Supply: Is it large? Small? Is there burning? 2. Distribution: How is the distribution? Does the team hold a lot? 3. Vesting: Are the tokens locked or can they sell early? 4. Emission: Are a lot of new tokens being released?
✅ Before any entry, I look at these things. The matter is simple... but it makes a big difference in the decision.
Many of us see a project that looks promising... a sleek website, a team appearing on Twitter, so you think it's reputable. But after a while, the project disappears, and the token crashes!
This actually happened to me... and the problem is I wasn't paying attention to simple signals:
1️⃣ The team not only needs to appear, but they also need to be active and engaged, not just during the listing. 2️⃣ Does the project have a plan? Are they following it? 3️⃣ Are the tokens locked or can they be sold at any time? 4️⃣ Is the community really active? Or is it all bots?
Now, before I enter any project, I look for:
✅ A clear plan ✅ Continuous communication ✅ Locked tokens ✅ Transparent distribution ✅ A lively community, not just a momentary trend
These details make the difference between a serious project... and another one made "just for the quick profit".
Once, I woke up early and was following the market... I found a coin dropping significantly, and without any news!
There was no negative announcement, no breach, not even a rumor... but the price was sinking.
I kept searching left and right, joining groups, checking Twitter... everything was quiet. Until I discovered that a whale sold a huge amount of tokens, and the market was affected.
At that moment, I understood: not every movement has news behind it... a single wallet can flip the market!
🔹So why? If the token is concentrated in a few wallets, any sale from them can shake the market.
🔹How to avoid this? Look at: • Wallet distribution • Is there Locking? • Whale activity • Liquidity ratio
Inside Binance, there's a tool called Concentration Indicator It shows you whether the token is distributed or concentrated.
If you're going to enter a project, don't just look at the price... also look at who holds the token!
The crypto market is full of opportunities... but it's also full of fake projects that collect money and disappear.
Before you buy any new currency, take a minute and ask yourself: 1. Who is behind the project? Is the team known and have a history? Or is there no clear information about them? 2. Is this currency actually being traded by people? Meaning: is there a decent trading volume? Or is the liquidity weak with no real demand for it? 3. Does the project solve a real problem? Or is it just a nice idea on paper? See if there is actual use and people talking about it seriously. 4. Is this currency compliant with regulations? If the project is avoiding regulations, that's a big red flag. 5. Have you read the Whitepaper? You don't have to be an expert, but you need to understand the general idea: the goal, the technology, the expansion plan.
Not every new project is worth investing in... But those who take their time analyzing have a much greater chance of finding gems amidst the crowd than those who buy just because they heard the name of the currency on TikTok!
Many people, when the platform asks them to verify their identity (KYC), feel that this is a complication or an invasion of privacy... But the truth? Without it, the market wouldn't be safe.
Let's understand the story simply:
KYC simply means "Know Your Customer," and this is a mandatory procedure that ensures the platform verifies that the person using the account is a real person, not a robot or a fraudster.
In many countries, especially in our region, regulatory authorities require platforms to implement KYC to prevent operations like money laundering or suspicious financing.
When you do KYC, you are protecting your account from hacking and increasing the overall security level of the platform. This also helps in activating more features like withdrawing larger amounts or accessing certain offers.
So instead of seeing KYC as an obstacle, see it as a step that proves you are dealing with a reputable platform... and that you are securing yourself before anything else.
What is the biggest mistake many people make? Choosing a platform just because it looks nice or because it has a certain cryptocurrency… and then finding out later that it has high fees, or issues with withdrawals and deposits.
If you are still new to crypto, focus on 5 essential things before choosing a platform: 1. Security: Is the platform licensed? Does it have a strong protection system? 2. Liquidity: Does it have high trading volume? Or will you find yourself unable to sell when you want? 3. Fees: Many platforms deceive with withdrawal or trading fees… they need to be clear. 4. Ease of use: If you encounter a problem, does the support respond? And is the interface comfortable? 5. Additional features: Like staking, or support for new cryptocurrencies.
Choosing the right platform is not a luxury; it is a crucial step in your success as an investor. Start right, so you don't regret later.
The people who succeeded in the market are not geniuses or anything... They just managed to get the information before everyone else.
In 2025, Binance changed the game and made discovering new projects easier than ever before.
Binance is now focusing on 3 things when selecting currencies: • Transparency: The project must clearly outline all details from the Whitepaper to the team.
• Market Analysis: Binance monitors interest in the project through social networks and communities. • Security and Credibility: No listings without thorough security checks.
If you are looking for an opportunity to strike before the listing, follow tools like Binance Alpha, review projects like Launchpad, and always keep an eye on the liquidity as it moves.
Those who enter before the listing... think like investors, not latecomers chasing the wave.
Those who win in the market are not the ones who enter after prices soar… The ones who win are those who monitor the indicators and act early.
In May 2025, there are 3 indicators you need to focus on: 1. Bitcoin Dominance (BTC Dominance): When it starts to drop, it means that money is moving towards alternative currencies. 2. Altcoin Season Indicator: If it reaches above 75%, it's a signal that the altcoin season has really started. 3. ETH/BTC Ratio: When Ethereum starts to strengthen against Bitcoin, it's a sign that the market is prioritizing alternative currencies.
These indicators are not just numbers… they are tools that reveal where liquidity is going.
If you see that the market has started to move, then it’s time for analysis, not hesitation. Review the indicators, compare trends, and start identifying your opportunities clearly — because entering at the right time can make the difference between real profit and a delayed move that is unnecessary.