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In the past two months, I connected my decentralized wallet to #WalletConnect for the first time on my phone, feeling a bit anxious: 'Is this really safe?' But all it took was scanning a QR code and tapping twice to confirm, and I completed the wallet login. The whole process was simpler than I expected. That day, I used it to purchase an illustration I had long admired on a niche NFT platform; during the payment, I didn't have to switch web pages or remember my private key, just a quick touch on my phone to confirm, and within seconds, the transaction was on-chain. Since then, whether it's minting coins in the DeFi space, participating in liquidity mining, or just wanting to securely manage a few ERC-20 tokens, I can't do without #WalletConnect. It serves as a bridge between me and the Web3 world, making me feel no barrier in operating the crypto wallet, and I no longer worry about the security issue of 'where to paste the private key.' Even better, the #WalletConnect team recently launched embedded multi-chain support, allowing me to manage multiple networks like Ethereum, BSC, and Polygon simultaneously with a single connection, greatly enhancing usage efficiency. For newcomers or friends who just want to experience it once, I highly recommend downloading a mobile wallet that supports #WalletConnect $WCT (like Rainbow, MetaMask Mobile, Trust Wallet) and then using it to simply experience transfers or small investments. During the process, you'll find that Web3 is not as difficult as you might think, and it can even make managing your digital assets as intuitive and secure as online banking. Lastly, don't forget to pay more attention to the $WCT token—it's the key that supports the entire WalletConnect ecosystem. Holding and participating in governance not only allows you to enjoy ecological incentives but also lets you truly become part of this bridge. @WalletConnect , thank you for bringing me closer to a decentralized future, and I look forward to more friends joining in, exploring the Web3 world in the simplest way! 👍
In the past two months, I connected my decentralized wallet to #WalletConnect for the first time on my phone, feeling a bit anxious: 'Is this really safe?' But all it took was scanning a QR code and tapping twice to confirm, and I completed the wallet login. The whole process was simpler than I expected. That day, I used it to purchase an illustration I had long admired on a niche NFT platform; during the payment, I didn't have to switch web pages or remember my private key, just a quick touch on my phone to confirm, and within seconds, the transaction was on-chain.

Since then, whether it's minting coins in the DeFi space, participating in liquidity mining, or just wanting to securely manage a few ERC-20 tokens, I can't do without #WalletConnect. It serves as a bridge between me and the Web3 world, making me feel no barrier in operating the crypto wallet, and I no longer worry about the security issue of 'where to paste the private key.' Even better, the #WalletConnect team recently launched embedded multi-chain support, allowing me to manage multiple networks like Ethereum, BSC, and Polygon simultaneously with a single connection, greatly enhancing usage efficiency.

For newcomers or friends who just want to experience it once, I highly recommend downloading a mobile wallet that supports #WalletConnect $WCT (like Rainbow, MetaMask Mobile, Trust Wallet) and then using it to simply experience transfers or small investments. During the process, you'll find that Web3 is not as difficult as you might think, and it can even make managing your digital assets as intuitive and secure as online banking. Lastly, don't forget to pay more attention to the $WCT token—it's the key that supports the entire WalletConnect ecosystem. Holding and participating in governance not only allows you to enjoy ecological incentives but also lets you truly become part of this bridge.

@WalletConnect , thank you for bringing me closer to a decentralized future, and I look forward to more friends joining in, exploring the Web3 world in the simplest way! 👍
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The first time I withdrew funds, the bank was overly concerned, so I decided to change everything with Solayer #Solayer无限硬件加速 At the end of last year, I lucked out and made a decent profit from a cryptocurrency trade. I was happy, but when I tried to transfer 300,000 back to my account in Taiwan, the bank suddenly called to inquire: "What is the source of these funds? Do you have any relevant proof documents?" I was really nervous at that moment; it turns out that the freedom on the blockchain is not so simple when returning to the real world. Later, I started researching "how to safely bring assets from the blockchain to reality" and found that many people in the community were already using the Solayer system. It is not just a simple wallet; it is a complete channel that combines on-chain identity + stable income + physical consumption functions. I did the following things: 1. Transferred my earnings into the sUSD on-chain stable account, with an annualized rate of 4%, and backed by US Treasury bonds, which feels much safer than USDT; 2. Activated their Emerald Card (on-chain Visa card), allowing me to spend directly with the card, without needing to transfer back to a local bank; 3. Staked the remaining SOL for an annualized return of 12%, with daily automatic deposits, I don’t even bother managing the linked funds anymore. Now I use this card for dining, traveling, and buying flight tickets; even my friends think I’m "burning money" while abroad, but in reality, I’m "mining while spending". Each swipe increases my on-chain identity points, and in the future, I can participate in airdrops, governance, and even have priority for loans. To be honest, I used to think blockchain was just for investment; now I know it can also be the infrastructure of life. ⸻$SOL 📣 Share with friends like me who are accumulating assets on-chain but are troubled about how to "cash out"! Have you encountered similar issues with fund allocation? Feel free to leave a message for discussion~ Also, don’t forget to follow @solayer_labs to learn about the latest gameplay 🚀 {spot}(SOLUSDT)
The first time I withdrew funds, the bank was overly concerned, so I decided to change everything with Solayer

#Solayer无限硬件加速

At the end of last year, I lucked out and made a decent profit from a cryptocurrency trade. I was happy, but when I tried to transfer 300,000 back to my account in Taiwan, the bank suddenly called to inquire: "What is the source of these funds? Do you have any relevant proof documents?"

I was really nervous at that moment; it turns out that the freedom on the blockchain is not so simple when returning to the real world.

Later, I started researching "how to safely bring assets from the blockchain to reality" and found that many people in the community were already using the Solayer system. It is not just a simple wallet; it is a complete channel that combines on-chain identity + stable income + physical consumption functions.

I did the following things:
1. Transferred my earnings into the sUSD on-chain stable account, with an annualized rate of 4%, and backed by US Treasury bonds, which feels much safer than USDT;
2. Activated their Emerald Card (on-chain Visa card), allowing me to spend directly with the card, without needing to transfer back to a local bank;
3. Staked the remaining SOL for an annualized return of 12%, with daily automatic deposits, I don’t even bother managing the linked funds anymore.

Now I use this card for dining, traveling, and buying flight tickets; even my friends think I’m "burning money" while abroad, but in reality, I’m "mining while spending". Each swipe increases my on-chain identity points, and in the future, I can participate in airdrops, governance, and even have priority for loans.

To be honest, I used to think blockchain was just for investment; now I know it can also be the infrastructure of life.

$SOL

📣 Share with friends like me who are accumulating assets on-chain but are troubled about how to "cash out"! Have you encountered similar issues with fund allocation? Feel free to leave a message for discussion~
Also, don’t forget to follow @Solayer to learn about the latest gameplay 🚀
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[Real Beginner's Diary] In the fragrance of Vietnamese coffee, I first experienced the magic of 'swiping on-chain'At the end of March this year, I flew from Taichung to Da Nang for two weeks of relaxation. Before the trip, my biggest concerns were currency exchange + card fees — exchanging USD at a Taiwanese bank, then exchanging to dong at the airport in Vietnam, which took more steps; using a credit card directly incurs a 1.5% overseas transaction fee. A friend suggested I try the Solayer Emerald Card, saying that as long as I deposit some USDC on-chain, I can swipe it like a regular Visa, but with almost 0 fees, and the spending itself can also 'mine for upgrades'. Day One: Coffee shop surprise After landing, I dragged my luggage and dove into the roadside Phin Coffee. While ordering, I was still wondering 'should I go to the ATM to withdraw dong first' — but the shopkeeper directly handed me the POS machine. I took out the Emerald Card, swiped it, and the app immediately popped up a notification: 'A spending of 3.2 USDC has been deducted from the sUSD stable account, today's activity +1.'

[Real Beginner's Diary] In the fragrance of Vietnamese coffee, I first experienced the magic of 'swiping on-chain'

At the end of March this year, I flew from Taichung to Da Nang for two weeks of relaxation.
Before the trip, my biggest concerns were currency exchange + card fees — exchanging USD at a Taiwanese bank, then exchanging to dong at the airport in Vietnam, which took more steps; using a credit card directly incurs a 1.5% overseas transaction fee. A friend suggested I try the Solayer Emerald Card, saying that as long as I deposit some USDC on-chain, I can swipe it like a regular Visa, but with almost 0 fees, and the spending itself can also 'mine for upgrades'.

Day One: Coffee shop surprise

After landing, I dragged my luggage and dove into the roadside Phin Coffee.
While ordering, I was still wondering 'should I go to the ATM to withdraw dong first' — but the shopkeeper directly handed me the POS machine. I took out the Emerald Card, swiped it, and the app immediately popped up a notification: 'A spending of 3.2 USDC has been deducted from the sUSD stable account, today's activity +1.'
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【#UnderstandingCandlesticks】Learn three tricks to turn candlesticks from a "riddle" into a "navigation tool" When I first entered the cryptocurrency world, I could only see colors: green was feared, red was welcomed 😂. It wasn't until I missed a key breakout that I made a firm decision to learn candlesticks. After six months of practical experience, I rely on three patterns the most: 1️⃣ Triangle Convergence──Volume decreases simultaneously; if a breakout occurs at the end with high volume, the success rate of following the trend is > 70%. 2️⃣ Golden Engulfing──A large bullish candlestick completely engulfs the previous day's long bearish candlestick, combined with an RSI reversal; this is my favorite bottom-fishing signal. 3️⃣ Long Upper Shadow Reversal──After consecutive rises, if an upper shadow > twice the body appears, it often signals a short-term top alert. My chart-reading process: First, confirm the big direction with weekly candlesticks → Look for patterns with daily candlesticks → Use 4H Fibonacci to calculate entry and exit, and set trailing stop losses. Practical Case: In March, BTC consolidated at 52K forming a symmetrical triangle; I waited for a breakout with high volume upwards, entered at 55K, and the measured target was 62K; ultimately, I exited in batches at 61.8K, achieving a single trade profit of 16%. 🔥 Tips • “Pattern + Volume” double confirmation to avoid false breakouts • Better to wait for the next candlestick to close before entering, don’t act like a predicting hero • Fixed single trade risk of 1%, candlesticks are the map, and capital management is the seatbelt 💬 What kind of candlestick combinations do you use most often? Leave a comment to share your killer patterns, let’s upgrade together! #看懂K线
【#UnderstandingCandlesticks】Learn three tricks to turn candlesticks from a "riddle" into a "navigation tool"

When I first entered the cryptocurrency world, I could only see colors: green was feared, red was welcomed 😂. It wasn't until I missed a key breakout that I made a firm decision to learn candlesticks. After six months of practical experience, I rely on three patterns the most:

1️⃣ Triangle Convergence──Volume decreases simultaneously; if a breakout occurs at the end with high volume, the success rate of following the trend is > 70%.
2️⃣ Golden Engulfing──A large bullish candlestick completely engulfs the previous day's long bearish candlestick, combined with an RSI reversal; this is my favorite bottom-fishing signal.
3️⃣ Long Upper Shadow Reversal──After consecutive rises, if an upper shadow > twice the body appears, it often signals a short-term top alert.

My chart-reading process:
First, confirm the big direction with weekly candlesticks → Look for patterns with daily candlesticks → Use 4H Fibonacci to calculate entry and exit, and set trailing stop losses.

Practical Case:
In March, BTC consolidated at 52K forming a symmetrical triangle; I waited for a breakout with high volume upwards, entered at 55K, and the measured target was 62K; ultimately, I exited in batches at 61.8K, achieving a single trade profit of 16%.

🔥 Tips
• “Pattern + Volume” double confirmation to avoid false breakouts
• Better to wait for the next candlestick to close before entering, don’t act like a predicting hero
• Fixed single trade risk of 1%, candlesticks are the map, and capital management is the seatbelt

💬 What kind of candlestick combinations do you use most often? Leave a comment to share your killer patterns, let’s upgrade together!

#看懂K线
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【#Common Trading Mistakes】Three Minutes of Impulse, Three Months of Regret──The Five Major Lessons I Learned When I first entered the crypto world, driven by a wave of "bull market FOMO" emotions, I made five classic mistakes, resulting in losing 50% of my principal to the market. Looking back now, each pitfall is worth sharing with friends who are just starting out👇 1️⃣ Buying High and Selling Low  Seeing three consecutive large bullish candlesticks, I used a market order to go all in, only to buy at a high; when it reversed, I panicked and sold at the bottom.  Lesson: Set buy and sell points before entering, do not chase prices or blindly stop-loss. 2️⃣ Full Position on One Side  Thinking ETH is invincible, I allocated 100% of my funds into a heavy position, only to have my account liquidated instantly when a black swan event occurred.  Lesson: Diversify any asset, set leverage limits and position ratios. 3️⃣ Ignoring Transaction Fees  Small coins have large fluctuations; frequently entering and exiting trades but forgetting about Maker/Taker + Gas fees, I eventually realized my profits were less than my costs.  Lesson: Confirm rates, make good use of BNB discounts, and withdraw on low-fee chains. 4️⃣ Not Setting Stop-Losses  Holding onto hope, thinking "if it drops further, it will bounce back," I found myself in a free fall.  Lesson: Write a plan for take-profit and stop-loss at the time of entry, and let the system execute it for you. 5️⃣ Trusting Rumors  When a Telegram group shouts "xx coin is about to list," I weak-mindedly followed the trend, only to find out it was fake news.  Lesson: Trust only white papers, official announcements, and your own research. ⸻ 🎯 How do I improve trading discipline? • Review erroneous trades weekly, write a "trading journal" to identify mistake patterns • Practice strategies with small capital, backtesting for ≥ 3 months before scaling up • Prioritize risk management over profit targets, it’s better to earn less than to incur significant losses 💬 What was your most painful mistake? Share in the comments and help newcomers avoid pitfalls! #常見交易錯誤
【#Common Trading Mistakes】Three Minutes of Impulse, Three Months of Regret──The Five Major Lessons I Learned

When I first entered the crypto world, driven by a wave of "bull market FOMO" emotions, I made five classic mistakes, resulting in losing 50% of my principal to the market. Looking back now, each pitfall is worth sharing with friends who are just starting out👇

1️⃣ Buying High and Selling Low
 Seeing three consecutive large bullish candlesticks, I used a market order to go all in, only to buy at a high; when it reversed, I panicked and sold at the bottom.
 Lesson: Set buy and sell points before entering, do not chase prices or blindly stop-loss.

2️⃣ Full Position on One Side
 Thinking ETH is invincible, I allocated 100% of my funds into a heavy position, only to have my account liquidated instantly when a black swan event occurred.
 Lesson: Diversify any asset, set leverage limits and position ratios.

3️⃣ Ignoring Transaction Fees
 Small coins have large fluctuations; frequently entering and exiting trades but forgetting about Maker/Taker + Gas fees, I eventually realized my profits were less than my costs.
 Lesson: Confirm rates, make good use of BNB discounts, and withdraw on low-fee chains.

4️⃣ Not Setting Stop-Losses
 Holding onto hope, thinking "if it drops further, it will bounce back," I found myself in a free fall.
 Lesson: Write a plan for take-profit and stop-loss at the time of entry, and let the system execute it for you.

5️⃣ Trusting Rumors
 When a Telegram group shouts "xx coin is about to list," I weak-mindedly followed the trend, only to find out it was fake news.
 Lesson: Trust only white papers, official announcements, and your own research.



🎯 How do I improve trading discipline?
• Review erroneous trades weekly, write a "trading journal" to identify mistake patterns
• Practice strategies with small capital, backtesting for ≥ 3 months before scaling up
• Prioritize risk management over profit targets, it’s better to earn less than to incur significant losses

💬 What was your most painful mistake? Share in the comments and help newcomers avoid pitfalls!

#常見交易錯誤
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【#Transaction Fee Revelation】The fees I spent in a year are more expensive than a plane ticket! When I first started, I only paid attention to 'whether I was making money' and completely ignored 'fees'. It wasn't until I opened my transaction records that I realized I had spent over 4000 TWD just on trading fees and withdrawal fees in a year! ⸻ 📉 Common fees include: 1️⃣ Order Fee (Maker/Taker Fee)  ✔ Maker is when you place an order and wait for someone to fill it, with a lower fee rate  ❌ Taker is when you complete a transaction immediately, with a higher fee rate (often overlooked by beginners) 2️⃣ Withdrawal Fee  The fees can vary greatly between different cryptocurrencies, especially BTC/ETH, which can fluctuate with on-chain congestion! 3️⃣ Gas Fee (On-chain Miner Fee)  When trading on a DEX, don’t forget that Ethereum's Gwei can 'skyrocket', with fees reaching hundreds of TWD during peak times. ⸻ 💡 Here’s how I save on fees now: ✔ Use BNB to offset trading fees (Binance can save you up to 25%) ✔ Choose low-fee cryptocurrencies for withdrawals (like LTC, XRP) or switch to TRC-20 USDT ✔ Avoid trading during peak hours, and trade during low Gas times like late night/weekends ✔ Accumulate multiple assets before withdrawal to transfer in one go and reduce losses ⸻ 🎯 For those just starting out: Don’t let fees eat up 80% of your profits! When trading, you should act like a 'careful boss', not an impulsive retail investor. 📣 Do you have any experiences of being 'cut by fees'? Feel free to share your painful lessons in the comments! #交易手续费揭秘
【#Transaction Fee Revelation】The fees I spent in a year are more expensive than a plane ticket!

When I first started, I only paid attention to 'whether I was making money' and completely ignored 'fees'. It wasn't until I opened my transaction records that I realized I had spent over 4000 TWD just on trading fees and withdrawal fees in a year!



📉 Common fees include:

1️⃣ Order Fee (Maker/Taker Fee)
 ✔ Maker is when you place an order and wait for someone to fill it, with a lower fee rate
 ❌ Taker is when you complete a transaction immediately, with a higher fee rate (often overlooked by beginners)

2️⃣ Withdrawal Fee
 The fees can vary greatly between different cryptocurrencies, especially BTC/ETH, which can fluctuate with on-chain congestion!

3️⃣ Gas Fee (On-chain Miner Fee)
 When trading on a DEX, don’t forget that Ethereum's Gwei can 'skyrocket', with fees reaching hundreds of TWD during peak times.



💡 Here’s how I save on fees now:

✔ Use BNB to offset trading fees (Binance can save you up to 25%)
✔ Choose low-fee cryptocurrencies for withdrawals (like LTC, XRP) or switch to TRC-20 USDT
✔ Avoid trading during peak hours, and trade during low Gas times like late night/weekends
✔ Accumulate multiple assets before withdrawal to transfer in one go and reduce losses



🎯 For those just starting out:
Don’t let fees eat up 80% of your profits! When trading, you should act like a 'careful boss', not an impulsive retail investor.

📣 Do you have any experiences of being 'cut by fees'? Feel free to share your painful lessons in the comments!

#交易手续费揭秘
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【#Cryptography Security Tips】After my wallet was stolen, I understood that "the mnemonic phrase is not a backup, it is a lifeline". I used to think that writing the mnemonic phrase in a notebook was very safe, but one day, the notebook was cleaned out by my family, and the mnemonic phrase, along with my assets, disappeared forever. This happened in 2022 when I participated in an NFT mint using a hot wallet, and the ETH in the address skyrocketed. But when I wanted to transfer, I found out that the wallet could not be restored, and that mnemonic phrase was long gone. ⸻ 🔐 The five security rules I learned: 1️⃣ Writing the mnemonic phrase on paper is not enough; you should "store it in multiple places separately" or use a metal plate for engraving. 2️⃣ Hot wallets (like MetaMask) are convenient to use but can easily be attacked by phishing sites. 3️⃣ Cold wallets (like Ledger, Trezor) are cumbersome but are the real safe for long-term assets. 4️⃣ Use multiple wallets: one for transactions, one for savings, one for NFTs. 5️⃣ Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) and use a strong password manager (like Bitwarden). ⸻ 💡 Now I use a "hot and cold wallet combination": • Hot wallet for daily interactions and DeFi operations. • Cold wallet to store main assets and private keys, usually unplugged and not connected to the internet. ⸻ 👥 Advice for beginners: Never think that "my assets are small, so I don’t need to care about security"—hackers do not target wealthy individuals, they target vulnerabilities. #加密安全须知
【#Cryptography Security Tips】After my wallet was stolen, I understood that "the mnemonic phrase is not a backup, it is a lifeline".

I used to think that writing the mnemonic phrase in a notebook was very safe, but one day, the notebook was cleaned out by my family, and the mnemonic phrase, along with my assets, disappeared forever.

This happened in 2022 when I participated in an NFT mint using a hot wallet, and the ETH in the address skyrocketed. But when I wanted to transfer, I found out that the wallet could not be restored, and that mnemonic phrase was long gone.



🔐 The five security rules I learned:

1️⃣ Writing the mnemonic phrase on paper is not enough; you should "store it in multiple places separately" or use a metal plate for engraving.
2️⃣ Hot wallets (like MetaMask) are convenient to use but can easily be attacked by phishing sites.
3️⃣ Cold wallets (like Ledger, Trezor) are cumbersome but are the real safe for long-term assets.
4️⃣ Use multiple wallets: one for transactions, one for savings, one for NFTs.
5️⃣ Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) and use a strong password manager (like Bitwarden).



💡 Now I use a "hot and cold wallet combination":
• Hot wallet for daily interactions and DeFi operations.
• Cold wallet to store main assets and private keys, usually unplugged and not connected to the internet.



👥 Advice for beginners:
Never think that "my assets are small, so I don’t need to care about security"—hackers do not target wealthy individuals, they target vulnerabilities.

#加密安全须知
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【#Trading Pair】Choosing the wrong trading pair can really affect your entire strategy! I still remember when I first entered the crypto world, I thought all "trading pairs" were just different cryptocurrencies, and I didn't think too much about it. As a result, I exchanged my funds into ETH/BTC, a "quoted currency pair," and couldn't understand the quotes every day, constantly doubting that I was losing money 😂 ⸻ 📘 What is a trading pair? Trading pair = which currency you use to exchange for another currency. • Base asset trading pair (e.g., BTC/USDT): Buying and selling BTC with USDT, clear pricing, suitable for beginners. • Quote asset trading pair (e.g., ETH/BTC): Buying and selling ETH with BTC, price fluctuations influenced by both currencies, higher difficulty. ⸻ 🧠 Three key points I've learned: 1️⃣ If your assets are stablecoins (USDT, BUSD), it's recommended to focus on base asset trading pairs, as the prices are easier to understand. 2️⃣ Quote trading pairs like ETH/BTC are suitable for "intermediate users" and are often used for arbitrage and hedging strategies. 3️⃣ During a bull market, using USDT against BTC makes it easier to "see profits"; during a bear market, using BTC against other coins allows you to observe the flow of funds. ⸻ 📊 This is how I choose now: • If I want to do short-term spot trading → Choose USDT against the corresponding cryptocurrency. • If I want to do crypto arbitrage or DeFi with liquidity pools → Consider BTC/ETH quote pairs. ⸻ 💬 Comment interaction: Have you ever chosen the wrong trading pair, causing your operations to hit a wall? Or which stablecoin trading pair do you like to use the most? #交易对
【#Trading Pair】Choosing the wrong trading pair can really affect your entire strategy!

I still remember when I first entered the crypto world, I thought all "trading pairs" were just different cryptocurrencies, and I didn't think too much about it. As a result, I exchanged my funds into ETH/BTC, a "quoted currency pair," and couldn't understand the quotes every day, constantly doubting that I was losing money 😂



📘 What is a trading pair?

Trading pair = which currency you use to exchange for another currency.
• Base asset trading pair (e.g., BTC/USDT): Buying and selling BTC with USDT, clear pricing, suitable for beginners.
• Quote asset trading pair (e.g., ETH/BTC): Buying and selling ETH with BTC, price fluctuations influenced by both currencies, higher difficulty.



🧠 Three key points I've learned:

1️⃣ If your assets are stablecoins (USDT, BUSD), it's recommended to focus on base asset trading pairs, as the prices are easier to understand.
2️⃣ Quote trading pairs like ETH/BTC are suitable for "intermediate users" and are often used for arbitrage and hedging strategies.
3️⃣ During a bull market, using USDT against BTC makes it easier to "see profits"; during a bear market, using BTC against other coins allows you to observe the flow of funds.



📊 This is how I choose now:
• If I want to do short-term spot trading → Choose USDT against the corresponding cryptocurrency.
• If I want to do crypto arbitrage or DeFi with liquidity pools → Consider BTC/ETH quote pairs.



💬 Comment interaction: Have you ever chosen the wrong trading pair, causing your operations to hit a wall? Or which stablecoin trading pair do you like to use the most?

#交易对
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【#Trading Liquidity】Slippage of -10% taught me the first lesson of trading I still remember when I first started playing DeFi, I bought a new coin using a DEX, thinking to myself, "Market order, one-click buy, how convenient!" As a result, in less than a second, when I saw the transaction price, my face turned green—almost 10% higher than what I originally saw! At that moment, I truly understood what 'insufficient liquidity leads to slippage' means. ⸻ 📘 What is liquidity? In simple terms: it's the 'depth of buy and sell in the market.' When market liquidity is sufficient, the price you buy at will be very close to the quoted price you see; on the contrary, when liquidity is insufficient, your market order will hit high/low priced orders, resulting in slippage losses. ⸻ 📊 Three lessons I learned: 1️⃣ Always check the 'order book' and 'depth chart' before trading, especially when trading on DEX or with altcoins. 2️⃣ Avoid using market orders to open large positions in low liquidity coins. 3️⃣ Choose high trading volume coins on CEX to better ensure transaction quality. ⸻ ⚙ Useful evaluation methods: • Check the 24h trading volume and the depth of trading pairs (at least over 1000 USDT for each of the 5 buy and sell orders is preferable). • Make good use of Binance's liquidity indicators, such as transaction volume, price difference (Bid-Ask Spread), etc. ⸻ 📣 Interactive question: What was the worst slippage you ever encountered in percentage? Which coin do you think is most prone to liquidity traps? #交易流动性
【#Trading Liquidity】Slippage of -10% taught me the first lesson of trading

I still remember when I first started playing DeFi, I bought a new coin using a DEX, thinking to myself, "Market order, one-click buy, how convenient!" As a result, in less than a second, when I saw the transaction price, my face turned green—almost 10% higher than what I originally saw!

At that moment, I truly understood what 'insufficient liquidity leads to slippage' means.



📘 What is liquidity?

In simple terms: it's the 'depth of buy and sell in the market.'
When market liquidity is sufficient, the price you buy at will be very close to the quoted price you see; on the contrary, when liquidity is insufficient, your market order will hit high/low priced orders, resulting in slippage losses.



📊 Three lessons I learned:

1️⃣ Always check the 'order book' and 'depth chart' before trading, especially when trading on DEX or with altcoins.
2️⃣ Avoid using market orders to open large positions in low liquidity coins.
3️⃣ Choose high trading volume coins on CEX to better ensure transaction quality.



⚙ Useful evaluation methods:
• Check the 24h trading volume and the depth of trading pairs (at least over 1000 USDT for each of the 5 buy and sell orders is preferable).
• Make good use of Binance's liquidity indicators, such as transaction volume, price difference (Bid-Ask Spread), etc.



📣 Interactive question: What was the worst slippage you ever encountered in percentage? Which coin do you think is most prone to liquidity traps?

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【#Order Type Analysis】What I Learned from Not Setting a Stop-Loss I still remember the first time I used a **Market Order** when the bull market started in 2023. Seeing BTC soar with a huge bullish candle, I got carried away and placed a market order to enter, only to suffer from significant slippage and ended up buying at a high point. To make matters worse—I completely forgot to set a stop-loss! A few hours later, the market reversed, and the price plummeted by 10%. I could only watch helplessly as my assets shrank, unable to do anything. ⸻ 💡 That experience made me deeply understand the importance of different order types: 1️⃣ Market Order: Immediate execution, suitable for seizing time-sensitive opportunities, but prone to slippage and high risk. 2️⃣ Limit Order: Price control, but uncertain execution time; suitable for conservative traders. 3️⃣ Take Profit / Stop-Loss Order: My favorite! Set a price range, and it automatically sells once triggered, preserving capital without loss. 4️⃣ Conditional Order / Trailing Stop-Loss Order: Advanced usage, helps you exit stably during volatile market movements. ⸻ ✅ Now, my trading sequence is: 👉 First analyze the market → Set a limit order to enter 👉 Then pair with take profit/stop-loss to ensure every trade has an exit strategy 👉 If the market changes drastically, I will use a trailing stop-loss to secure profits ⸻ 🎯 Advice for beginners: No matter how busy you are, always set a stop-loss! You can lose once, but don’t lose all your learning capital. 📣 Comment and share your worst order mistake experience with me? #订单类型解析
【#Order Type Analysis】What I Learned from Not Setting a Stop-Loss

I still remember the first time I used a **Market Order** when the bull market started in 2023.

Seeing BTC soar with a huge bullish candle, I got carried away and placed a market order to enter, only to suffer from significant slippage and ended up buying at a high point. To make matters worse—I completely forgot to set a stop-loss!

A few hours later, the market reversed, and the price plummeted by 10%. I could only watch helplessly as my assets shrank, unable to do anything.



💡 That experience made me deeply understand the importance of different order types:

1️⃣ Market Order: Immediate execution, suitable for seizing time-sensitive opportunities, but prone to slippage and high risk.
2️⃣ Limit Order: Price control, but uncertain execution time; suitable for conservative traders.
3️⃣ Take Profit / Stop-Loss Order: My favorite! Set a price range, and it automatically sells once triggered, preserving capital without loss.
4️⃣ Conditional Order / Trailing Stop-Loss Order: Advanced usage, helps you exit stably during volatile market movements.



✅ Now, my trading sequence is:

👉 First analyze the market → Set a limit order to enter
👉 Then pair with take profit/stop-loss to ensure every trade has an exit strategy
👉 If the market changes drastically, I will use a trailing stop-loss to secure profits



🎯 Advice for beginners:
No matter how busy you are, always set a stop-loss! You can lose once, but don’t lose all your learning capital.

📣 Comment and share your worst order mistake experience with me?
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#Centralizedand decentralized exchanges] I made my first pot of gold in CEX, and learned freedom and risk in DEX When I first entered the cryptocurrency circle, I chose Binance as my first CEX because it has a simple interface, high security, customer service, and supports fiat currency deposits. 📌 Advantages of centralized exchanges (CEX): ✔ High liquidity ✔ Fast transaction speed ✔ User-friendly experience ✔ Risk control, customer service, hot wallet and cold wallet layered protection But later I started to get involved in the DeFi field, and then I got to know DEX (decentralized exchanges) such as Uniswap and PancakeSwap. 📌 Advantages of DEX: ✔ Fully self-controlled assets, no need for custody ✔ Open and no KYC required, free entry and exit ✔ Free access to new projects and new currencies ✔ Participate in LP mining and earn handling fees ⸻ 🔁 My own habit is this: ✅ Large assets and stable operations stay in CEX (low risk + fast speed) ✅ Small investments, participation in new currencies or DeFi ecosystem, use DEX (flexible and free) ⸻ 🎯 Newbie suggestions: 1. Start with CEX to get familiar with the operation 2. Be sure to learn how to use a wallet (like MetaMask) before entering DEX 3. Don't be tempted by high APY, always remember: DEX is free, but you bear the risk yourself! ⸻ 💬 Leave a message to interact: Where did you fall when you first used DEX? Have you ever forgotten to back up your mnemonic? #中心化与去中心化交易所
#Centralizedand decentralized exchanges] I made my first pot of gold in CEX, and learned freedom and risk in DEX

When I first entered the cryptocurrency circle, I chose Binance as my first CEX because it has a simple interface, high security, customer service, and supports fiat currency deposits.

📌 Advantages of centralized exchanges (CEX):
✔ High liquidity
✔ Fast transaction speed
✔ User-friendly experience
✔ Risk control, customer service, hot wallet and cold wallet layered protection

But later I started to get involved in the DeFi field, and then I got to know DEX (decentralized exchanges) such as Uniswap and PancakeSwap.

📌 Advantages of DEX:
✔ Fully self-controlled assets, no need for custody
✔ Open and no KYC required, free entry and exit
✔ Free access to new projects and new currencies
✔ Participate in LP mining and earn handling fees



🔁 My own habit is this:

✅ Large assets and stable operations stay in CEX (low risk + fast speed)
✅ Small investments, participation in new currencies or DeFi ecosystem, use DEX (flexible and free)



🎯 Newbie suggestions:
1. Start with CEX to get familiar with the operation
2. Be sure to learn how to use a wallet (like MetaMask) before entering DEX
3. Don't be tempted by high APY, always remember: DEX is free, but you bear the risk yourself!



💬 Leave a message to interact: Where did you fall when you first used DEX? Have you ever forgotten to back up your mnemonic?

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【#Introduction to Trading Types】Which type should beginners choose: Spot, Margin, or Futures? When I first encountered cryptocurrency, I was also confused: What are Spot, Margin, and Futures? What are the differences? Which one is more suitable for beginners? After more than a year of trading experience, I have summarized the following insights to share with you who are just starting out👇 ⸻ 💡 Brief explanation of the three types of trading: 1️⃣ Spot Trading (Spot) 👉 Suitable for beginners: Buy as much as you want, risks are controllable 👉 The disadvantage is that it requires a large capital and yields are slower 2️⃣ Margin Trading (Margin) 👉 Suitable for intermediates: Small investments can yield large returns with 2~10 times leverage 👉 Risks are also magnified, strict risk control is necessary (I got liquidated on my first margin trade...) 3️⃣ Futures Trading (Futures) 👉 Suitable for strategic individuals: Can go long or short, profit from both market directions 👉 However, volatility is severe, and beginners can easily lose everything overnight, so it is recommended to practice with a simulated account first! ⸻ 🔰 My own trading habits: I usually focus on long-term holding of Spot + small Futures for day trading, and I only try small amounts of Margin during particularly stable market conditions, never betting it all. ⸻ 🎯 Advice for beginners: ✔ Start with Spot to develop a feel for price fluctuations ✔ Remember to set take profit and stop loss, as risk outweighs market conditions ✔ Never be greedy for quick gains, always manage your capital! ⸻ 📌 Leave a comment to let me know: Which trading method do you use most often? Was your first liquidation in Margin or Futures? #交易類型入門
【#Introduction to Trading Types】Which type should beginners choose: Spot, Margin, or Futures?

When I first encountered cryptocurrency, I was also confused: What are Spot, Margin, and Futures? What are the differences? Which one is more suitable for beginners?

After more than a year of trading experience, I have summarized the following insights to share with you who are just starting out👇



💡 Brief explanation of the three types of trading:

1️⃣ Spot Trading (Spot)
👉 Suitable for beginners: Buy as much as you want, risks are controllable
👉 The disadvantage is that it requires a large capital and yields are slower

2️⃣ Margin Trading (Margin)
👉 Suitable for intermediates: Small investments can yield large returns with 2~10 times leverage
👉 Risks are also magnified, strict risk control is necessary (I got liquidated on my first margin trade...)

3️⃣ Futures Trading (Futures)
👉 Suitable for strategic individuals: Can go long or short, profit from both market directions
👉 However, volatility is severe, and beginners can easily lose everything overnight, so it is recommended to practice with a simulated account first!



🔰 My own trading habits:
I usually focus on long-term holding of Spot + small Futures for day trading, and I only try small amounts of Margin during particularly stable market conditions, never betting it all.



🎯 Advice for beginners:
✔ Start with Spot to develop a feel for price fluctuations
✔ Remember to set take profit and stop loss, as risk outweighs market conditions
✔ Never be greedy for quick gains, always manage your capital!



📌 Leave a comment to let me know: Which trading method do you use most often? Was your first liquidation in Margin or Futures?

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【I’m just a working person, but I turned my financial fate around with Solayer】 👋 Hi, I’m A-Jie, 28 years old this year, with a monthly salary of less than 40K. Every morning I squeeze into the subway, and at night I work overtime writing reports. The speed of saving money can't keep up with the rising prices. Until I started to get involved with cryptocurrency, but you know, the crypto market is highly volatile, not only are the risks high, but entering and exiting funds is also super troublesome. Transferring money feels like 'disturbing the whole family', with bank scrutiny, KYC, and being asked 'where does the money come from'? Until my friend introduced me to Solayer — an on-chain financial structure that made my assets start to 'steadily increase'. ⸻ 💡 Here are my three favorite features: 1️⃣ Visa Emerald Card: You can spend directly after transferring USDC, no need to withdraw, using the card is just like using TWD, but all the assets are actually on-chain! 2️⃣ sUSD Stable Account: Just deposit and earn a 4% annual return, no risk and can be used as cash. 3️⃣ SOL Staking Pool: 12% annual return, interest credited daily, no lock-up. I even use it to help my parents pay for insurance every month! ⸻ Now, I no longer rely on high-risk short-term trading, and I can let my assets grow steadily, plus I can use the card to buy coffee and book rooms. I’ve transformed from a 'moonlight clan' to a 'small asset management expert', not because I’ve become skilled, but because I use the right tools. ⸻ 🧠 @solayer_labs is not about making you rich, but about making you less anxious. #Solayer无限硬件加速 ⸻ 📣 Let me know: Would you also want to use Solayer's card for spending? Or would you first earn interest with sUSD?
【I’m just a working person, but I turned my financial fate around with Solayer】

👋 Hi, I’m A-Jie, 28 years old this year, with a monthly salary of less than 40K.

Every morning I squeeze into the subway, and at night I work overtime writing reports. The speed of saving money can't keep up with the rising prices.
Until I started to get involved with cryptocurrency, but you know, the crypto market is highly volatile, not only are the risks high, but entering and exiting funds is also super troublesome. Transferring money feels like 'disturbing the whole family', with bank scrutiny, KYC, and being asked 'where does the money come from'?

Until my friend introduced me to Solayer — an on-chain financial structure that made my assets start to 'steadily increase'.



💡 Here are my three favorite features:

1️⃣ Visa Emerald Card: You can spend directly after transferring USDC, no need to withdraw, using the card is just like using TWD, but all the assets are actually on-chain!
2️⃣ sUSD Stable Account: Just deposit and earn a 4% annual return, no risk and can be used as cash.
3️⃣ SOL Staking Pool: 12% annual return, interest credited daily, no lock-up. I even use it to help my parents pay for insurance every month!



Now, I no longer rely on high-risk short-term trading, and I can let my assets grow steadily, plus I can use the card to buy coffee and book rooms.
I’ve transformed from a 'moonlight clan' to a 'small asset management expert', not because I’ve become skilled, but because I use the right tools.



🧠 @Solayer is not about making you rich, but about making you less anxious.

#Solayer无限硬件加速


📣 Let me know: Would you also want to use Solayer's card for spending? Or would you first earn interest with sUSD?
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【Story Changes Destiny】He earned 9.2 million USDT, but almost crashed due to "withdrawal"... 🔒 Getting rich on-chain ≠ real-world safety A man named Ah Tao from Hangzhou, using his NFT trading skills, made over 9.2 million USDT in just two years on-chain. But when he tried to withdraw 3 million USDT to transfer to his physical account, it was frozen by bank risk control, followed by police questioning, tax inquiries, and unclear explanations of the source... 💥 He transformed overnight from an "on-chain superstar" to a "real-world high-risk individual." His old classmate, Lao Sun, also made 4.8 million on Solayer, yet continues to live a carefree life. Because he used 👇 ⸻ ✅ Solayer Structured Asset Management System 🚀 Visa On-chain Card: Consumption accumulates identity, assets remain off the ground • No need to withdraw, just transfer USDC to the card account, and you can use it globally at POS • Each consumption record counts as an "on-chain behavior," the system automatically accumulates identity activity 🏦 sUSD On-chain Dollar Account: Combining US bonds with stable income from consumption • Enjoy 4% annual interest upon deposit, and can also combine with Emerald Card for physical consumption • All assets remain on-chain, invisible to banks and unreachable by tax authorities 💼 SOL Staking Pool: Daily annualized 12%, participate in earning on-chain • No unlocking period needed, daily dividends credited, can be used for identity credit accumulation ⸻ 🧠 Ah Tao finally understands now: "No matter how much you earn on-chain, without structured thinking, you’ll be targeted as soon as you withdraw; while Solayer offers not just tools, but the future of financial order." ⸻ 📢 Want to know how to live painlessly like Lao Sun? 📎 Immediately follow @solayer_labs to learn about #Solayer無限硬件加速 📌 Welcome to leave a message: What is your biggest concern about on-chain asset withdrawals? 📌 Or share the safest on-chain payment method you have used, and I will choose comments to reply!
【Story Changes Destiny】He earned 9.2 million USDT, but almost crashed due to "withdrawal"...

🔒 Getting rich on-chain ≠ real-world safety

A man named Ah Tao from Hangzhou, using his NFT trading skills, made over 9.2 million USDT in just two years on-chain. But when he tried to withdraw 3 million USDT to transfer to his physical account, it was frozen by bank risk control, followed by police questioning, tax inquiries, and unclear explanations of the source...

💥 He transformed overnight from an "on-chain superstar" to a "real-world high-risk individual."

His old classmate, Lao Sun, also made 4.8 million on Solayer, yet continues to live a carefree life. Because he used 👇



✅ Solayer Structured Asset Management System

🚀 Visa On-chain Card: Consumption accumulates identity, assets remain off the ground
• No need to withdraw, just transfer USDC to the card account, and you can use it globally at POS
• Each consumption record counts as an "on-chain behavior," the system automatically accumulates identity activity

🏦 sUSD On-chain Dollar Account: Combining US bonds with stable income from consumption
• Enjoy 4% annual interest upon deposit, and can also combine with Emerald Card for physical consumption
• All assets remain on-chain, invisible to banks and unreachable by tax authorities

💼 SOL Staking Pool: Daily annualized 12%, participate in earning on-chain
• No unlocking period needed, daily dividends credited, can be used for identity credit accumulation



🧠 Ah Tao finally understands now:

"No matter how much you earn on-chain, without structured thinking, you’ll be targeted as soon as you withdraw;
while Solayer offers not just tools, but the future of financial order."



📢 Want to know how to live painlessly like Lao Sun?
📎 Immediately follow @Solayer to learn about #Solayer無限硬件加速

📌 Welcome to leave a message: What is your biggest concern about on-chain asset withdrawals?
📌 Or share the safest on-chain payment method you have used, and I will choose comments to reply!
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$ETH For friends who have followed me earlier, if you want to make short-term profits first, you can set Take profit: 2420 or 2410 To make more profits, you can wait for the support level of 2400
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For friends who have followed me earlier, if you want to make short-term profits first, you can set
Take profit: 2420 or 2410
To make more profits, you can wait for the support level of 2400
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The price of ETH has tested the resistance level of $2,450 multiple times. According to multiple technical indicators and pending order analysis, the competition between buyers and sellers in this area is very fierce. This situation of testing the resistance level multiple times without being able to effectively break through usually indicates that the sellers The pressure is high and prices may be at risk of a pullback in the short term. While there have been buyers trying to push the price higher on every test, strong selling pressure has made it difficult for the market to break above this critical level. The next few tests remain unbreakable and will most likely see the price fall back to the $2,400 support area. Short order opening price 2440-2450 Take profit setting 2400 $ETH
The price of ETH has tested the resistance level of $2,450 multiple times. According to multiple technical indicators and pending order analysis, the competition between buyers and sellers in this area is very fierce. This situation of testing the resistance level multiple times without being able to effectively break through usually indicates that the sellers The pressure is high and prices may be at risk of a pullback in the short term.
While there have been buyers trying to push the price higher on every test, strong selling pressure has made it difficult for the market to break above this critical level. The next few tests remain unbreakable and will most likely see the price fall back to the $2,400 support area.

Short order opening price 2440-2450
Take profit setting 2400
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$ETH The Air Force doesn’t want to wait and see where the military can buy it. It’s really...
$ETH The Air Force doesn’t want to wait and see where the military can buy it. It’s really...
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$BTC Banker takes over, short sellers see you soon 👋
$BTC Banker takes over, short sellers see you soon 👋
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$BTC If you continue to wait in vain, you will become a leek. The war problem has been going on for a long time. Fake issues are deceiving the public. The employment index is growing. How can you have the funds to buy cryptocurrency if you are not employed? Cheating is just a tactic, Liek must also find a way to survive.
$BTC If you continue to wait in vain, you will become a leek. The war problem has been going on for a long time. Fake issues are deceiving the public. The employment index is growing. How can you have the funds to buy cryptocurrency if you are not employed? Cheating is just a tactic, Liek must also find a way to survive.
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