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I have been following you for a long time brother help us identify I have lost a lot in futures
BullishBanter
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Bullish
Here’s how to find 100x coins,
Just before they BREAKOUT.
It’s not even a “secret” strategy,
It’s just that most traders OVERLOOK it.
Or they over complicate it.
But in reality,
It’s very simple.
Look at the Relative Strength Between Pairs.
1. Compare major altcoins against $BTC or $ETH pairs.
Example:
$SOL /BTC or $SOL/ETH.
2. When the altcoin starts gaining strength against BTC/ETH,
It’s a clear signal that capital is rotating into alts.
3. Pair this with key levels, breakouts and retests.
If the pair is breaking a multi-week resistance,
You’ve spotted an early trend before USD pairs move.
Why does this work?
Because smart money rotates before retail notices.
By tracking pair strength, you’re front-running the herd.
This is how I catch trends before they’re obvious,
And why I always sell to the FOMO buyers.
React to this,
If you want me to show you how to play the game smarter.
Just before they BREAKOUT.
It’s not even a “secret” strategy,
It’s just that most traders OVERLOOK it.
Or they over complicate it.
But in reality,
It’s very simple.
Look at the Relative Strength Between Pairs.
1. Compare major altcoins against $BTC or $ETH pairs.
Example:
$SOL /BTC or $SOL/ETH.
2. When the altcoin starts gaining strength against BTC/ETH,
It’s a clear signal that capital is rotating into alts.
3. Pair this with key levels, breakouts and retests.
If the pair is breaking a multi-week resistance,
You’ve spotted an early trend before USD pairs move.
Why does this work?
Because smart money rotates before retail notices.
By tracking pair strength, you’re front-running the herd.
This is how I catch trends before they’re obvious,
And why I always sell to the FOMO buyers.
React to this,
If you want me to show you how to play the game smarter.
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I recommend reading my article on scams, it will be very useful to you in this world.. https://www.binance.com/es/square/post/27293200763506
Hello, I'm new and I would like to know what and how I can invest, I don't understand anything but I would like to start making money even if it's a long process!☺️
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💔 Romantic scams with cryptocurrencies: when love also costs crypto
In the digital age, love is also found online... but it's not always real. Romantic scams with cryptocurrencies are on the rise, and more and more people are losing money (and trust) by falling for them.
❤️ How do they work?
It all starts with a nice story: an attractive person messages you on Facebook, Instagram, or a dating app. They gain your trust, and over time, it seems like there is a real connection.
Then comes the “investment”: they tell you they are making money with cryptocurrencies or that they know of a safe opportunity. They invite you to invest or ask for help moving money from their country.
After that, the pressure: they insist on sending cryptocurrencies or using a platform that is actually fake. If you hesitate, they emotionally manipulate you: “If you love me, trust me.”
⚠️ Warning signs
They ask for money or cryptocurrencies, even though you have never met in person.
They use excuses to avoid video calls.
They insist that you invest in sites you don’t know.
They promise to return more money than you sent.
🛑 What to do?
Do not send money to people you do not know in real life.
Research platforms before investing.
Talk to someone you trust if you have doubts.
Report the platform or social network if you suspect fraud.
✅ Remember:
True love does not ask you for cryptocurrencies. Take care of your heart… and also your digital wallet. ❤️🪙
#love #scam #EstafasCrypto #estafa
In the digital age, love is also found online... but it's not always real. Romantic scams with cryptocurrencies are on the rise, and more and more people are losing money (and trust) by falling for them.
❤️ How do they work?
It all starts with a nice story: an attractive person messages you on Facebook, Instagram, or a dating app. They gain your trust, and over time, it seems like there is a real connection.
Then comes the “investment”: they tell you they are making money with cryptocurrencies or that they know of a safe opportunity. They invite you to invest or ask for help moving money from their country.
After that, the pressure: they insist on sending cryptocurrencies or using a platform that is actually fake. If you hesitate, they emotionally manipulate you: “If you love me, trust me.”
⚠️ Warning signs
They ask for money or cryptocurrencies, even though you have never met in person.
They use excuses to avoid video calls.
They insist that you invest in sites you don’t know.
They promise to return more money than you sent.
🛑 What to do?
Do not send money to people you do not know in real life.
Research platforms before investing.
Talk to someone you trust if you have doubts.
Report the platform or social network if you suspect fraud.
✅ Remember:
True love does not ask you for cryptocurrencies. Take care of your heart… and also your digital wallet. ❤️🪙
#love #scam #EstafasCrypto #estafa
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🛡️ How to Avoid Cryptocurrency Scams: A Beginner's Guide
If you're starting in the crypto world, this guide will help you protect yourself and avoid falling into traps.
1. Be wary of “guaranteed profits” promises
If someone offers to double your investment in a few days or guarantees fixed profits, beware! There are no guaranteed returns in cryptocurrencies.
2. Never share your private key
Your crypto wallet has a private key (or seed phrase). It’s like the key to your safe. If someone has it, they can empty your funds. Never share it, not even with supposed “technical support.”
3. Avoid clicking on suspicious links
Many scammers use messages on social media, WhatsApp, or emails with links that lead to fake pages.
4. Don't follow financial advice from strangers
People posing as experts or “traders” on Telegram or Facebook may promise to help you invest. Most just want you to send them your money or download malicious apps.
5. Research before investing in any project
Before investing in a new coin or project, look for:
Who its creators are
If it has an official website
Opinions on forums like Reddit or X (Twitter)
If it's listed on CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko
6. Use secure wallets and recognized exchanges
Choose well-known platforms like Binance.
7. Beware of fake airdrops
Many promise to give you tokens for connecting to a site or authorizing your wallet. Some of these airdrops install malicious permissions that then empty your funds.
8. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA)
Protect your accounts with 2FA on apps like Google Authenticator.
✅ Conclusion
Cryptocurrencies offer many opportunities, but also many risks. The best defense against scams is education. If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Research, question, and always stay alert.
$BTC
$ETH
#scam
If you're starting in the crypto world, this guide will help you protect yourself and avoid falling into traps.
1. Be wary of “guaranteed profits” promises
If someone offers to double your investment in a few days or guarantees fixed profits, beware! There are no guaranteed returns in cryptocurrencies.
2. Never share your private key
Your crypto wallet has a private key (or seed phrase). It’s like the key to your safe. If someone has it, they can empty your funds. Never share it, not even with supposed “technical support.”
3. Avoid clicking on suspicious links
Many scammers use messages on social media, WhatsApp, or emails with links that lead to fake pages.
4. Don't follow financial advice from strangers
People posing as experts or “traders” on Telegram or Facebook may promise to help you invest. Most just want you to send them your money or download malicious apps.
5. Research before investing in any project
Before investing in a new coin or project, look for:
Who its creators are
If it has an official website
Opinions on forums like Reddit or X (Twitter)
If it's listed on CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko
6. Use secure wallets and recognized exchanges
Choose well-known platforms like Binance.
7. Beware of fake airdrops
Many promise to give you tokens for connecting to a site or authorizing your wallet. Some of these airdrops install malicious permissions that then empty your funds.
8. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA)
Protect your accounts with 2FA on apps like Google Authenticator.
✅ Conclusion
Cryptocurrencies offer many opportunities, but also many risks. The best defense against scams is education. If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Research, question, and always stay alert.
$BTC
$ETH
#scam
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🚨👉💸$2.15 → $316.21 in 72 Hours. Now I’m Scaling to $25K by Friday Night. Here’s the Truth No One Tells You… 🚨💰
This isn’t just a flip — it’s a full-blown resurrection.
$2.15 in my account.
Cracked phone. No fancy tools.
No guru. No signal group.
Just discipline, chart obsession, and zero excuses.
Now, the mission is clear:
$1,940 → $25,000 by this Friday night.
Not a dream. A plan. 📈
---
Everyone Saw the Fall. No One Expected the Rise. ⚡
While others keep refreshing Twitter and waiting for “confirmation”...
I’ve been in the trenches, working every candle, reading every signal with sniper focus.
Most are chasing hype. I’m chasing high-conviction setups with surgical precision.
🧠 I don’t care about the size of the bag — I care about the strength of the setup.
🧱 Every dollar deployed is part of the blueprint — not a YOLO gamble.
🔥 I’m not here to impress — I’m here to execute. Relentlessly.
---
The Secret? There Is No Secret.
It’s discipline + obsession, stacked daily.
It’s understanding that comfort is the enemy and clarity is a weapon.
> You don’t need 10 screens.
You don’t need $10K to start.
You need conviction. You need grit. You need to move.
Because when you stop hesitating and start attacking the market with intention — everything changes.
---
This is your signal.
Not to copy. Not to chase.
But to realize that $3 or $30,000 — the market rewards the bold, not the perfect.
---
🚀 Don’t blink — one clean move can flip your whole reality.
👇 Drop a “⚡” if you’re done playing small and ready to scale like a savage.
#BTCBreaksATH110K
#BinanceAlphaAlert
#TrumpMediaBitcoinTreasury
#Bitcoin2025
#WriteToEarnWCT
This isn’t just a flip — it’s a full-blown resurrection.
$2.15 in my account.
Cracked phone. No fancy tools.
No guru. No signal group.
Just discipline, chart obsession, and zero excuses.
Now, the mission is clear:
$1,940 → $25,000 by this Friday night.
Not a dream. A plan. 📈
---
Everyone Saw the Fall. No One Expected the Rise. ⚡
While others keep refreshing Twitter and waiting for “confirmation”...
I’ve been in the trenches, working every candle, reading every signal with sniper focus.
Most are chasing hype. I’m chasing high-conviction setups with surgical precision.
🧠 I don’t care about the size of the bag — I care about the strength of the setup.
🧱 Every dollar deployed is part of the blueprint — not a YOLO gamble.
🔥 I’m not here to impress — I’m here to execute. Relentlessly.
---
The Secret? There Is No Secret.
It’s discipline + obsession, stacked daily.
It’s understanding that comfort is the enemy and clarity is a weapon.
> You don’t need 10 screens.
You don’t need $10K to start.
You need conviction. You need grit. You need to move.
Because when you stop hesitating and start attacking the market with intention — everything changes.
---
This is your signal.
Not to copy. Not to chase.
But to realize that $3 or $30,000 — the market rewards the bold, not the perfect.
---
🚀 Don’t blink — one clean move can flip your whole reality.
👇 Drop a “⚡” if you’re done playing small and ready to scale like a savage.
#BTCBreaksATH110K
#BinanceAlphaAlert
#TrumpMediaBitcoinTreasury
#Bitcoin2025
#WriteToEarnWCT
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scam, wasted time, they tell you it will be released in the market and a few days before they ask you to deposit usdt into another wallet to be among the first to receive the coin, scam
is this real or fake???
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you need to have enough bnb for the mission in your web3 wallet
Is anyone else getting this error? It tells me that I can't withdraw due to lack of bnb in bnbchain. I have bnb to pay for gas in the wallet... it just doesn't accept it..
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