Ai Moh Ben
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Hello! My name is AiBen. I’m passionate about trading, translating, digital marketing, freelancing, languages... I enjoy learning new things in life.
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How do you know it’s Altseason?
No one can be 100% sure, but here are common signs:
1️⃣ Bitcoin Dominance Drops
Look at the BTC dominance chart (BTC market cap vs. total crypto market cap).
If dominance is falling, money is moving to alts.
2️⃣ ETH starts outperforming BTC
Ethereum often leads Altseason.
If ETH/BTC pair is rising, it’s a good sign.
3️⃣ Small caps pump
After big altcoins run (#ETH, #SOL , #BNB, #ADA ), smaller ones start popping.
Meme coins and low caps explode last — often near the peak of Altseason.
4️⃣ Crypto social media hype
You’ll see crypto Twitter, Telegram, YouTube flooded with “Altseason is here!” posts.
#Write2Earn!
No one can be 100% sure, but here are common signs:
1️⃣ Bitcoin Dominance Drops
Look at the BTC dominance chart (BTC market cap vs. total crypto market cap).
If dominance is falling, money is moving to alts.
2️⃣ ETH starts outperforming BTC
Ethereum often leads Altseason.
If ETH/BTC pair is rising, it’s a good sign.
3️⃣ Small caps pump
After big altcoins run (#ETH, #SOL , #BNB, #ADA ), smaller ones start popping.
Meme coins and low caps explode last — often near the peak of Altseason.
4️⃣ Crypto social media hype
You’ll see crypto Twitter, Telegram, YouTube flooded with “Altseason is here!” posts.
#Write2Earn!
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Heard about #altsesaon 💵💵💵💵
What is your strategy to benefit from Altseason 🤔🤔🤔🤔 any idea please.
What is Altseason?
Altseason = Altcoin Season
It’s when altcoins (any crypto that isn’t Bitcoin) grow faster than Bitcoin.
Traders shift money from BTC into altcoins to catch bigger % gains.
It usually happens when Bitcoin stabilizes or goes sideways — giving altcoins room to run.
What is your strategy to benefit from Altseason 🤔🤔🤔🤔 any idea please.
What is Altseason?
Altseason = Altcoin Season
It’s when altcoins (any crypto that isn’t Bitcoin) grow faster than Bitcoin.
Traders shift money from BTC into altcoins to catch bigger % gains.
It usually happens when Bitcoin stabilizes or goes sideways — giving altcoins room to run.
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Binance has different kinds of wallets, each serving a specific purpose. Here’s a simple breakdown:
📌 1️⃣ Spot Wallet
What it’s for: This is your main wallet for buying, selling, and holding crypto.
Typical use: You trade directly on the spot market (regular buy/sell orders).
Example: You buy BTC with USDT → BTC stays in your Spot Wallet.
📌 2️⃣ Funding Wallet
What it’s for: Used for P2P trading, Binance Pay, and some earning activities.
Typical use: When you use Binance P2P to buy/sell crypto directly with other users, the funds come from/go to your Funding Wallet.
Example: You buy USDT from someone on P2P → USDT goes to your Funding Wallet.
📌 3️⃣ Margin Wallet
What it’s for: For margin trading (borrowing funds to trade with leverage).
Typical use: You transfer funds from your Spot Wallet to your Margin Wallet to open leveraged positions.
Example: You have 100 USDT, borrow more to trade a bigger position.
📌 4️⃣ Futures Wallet
What it’s for: For trading crypto futures contracts.
Typical use: You deposit collateral here to open long or short positions in futures.
Example: You predict BTC price will go up, open a long position using your Futures Wallet balance.
📌 5️⃣ Earn Wallet
What it’s for: For staking, flexible savings, or other yield-generating products.
Typical use: Funds here are ‘locked’ or used to earn passive income.
Example: You stake BNB → it goes into an Earn product → you get rewards.
📌 6️⃣ Options / Derivatives Wallet
What it’s for: For options or other complex derivatives (not everyone uses this).
Typical use: Trading crypto options strategies.
Example: You hedge your BTC with a call or put option.
✅ How to move funds
You can transfer between wallets instantly and for free inside Binance.
Example: P2P → Spot → Futures.
#Write2Earn!
📌 1️⃣ Spot Wallet
What it’s for: This is your main wallet for buying, selling, and holding crypto.
Typical use: You trade directly on the spot market (regular buy/sell orders).
Example: You buy BTC with USDT → BTC stays in your Spot Wallet.
📌 2️⃣ Funding Wallet
What it’s for: Used for P2P trading, Binance Pay, and some earning activities.
Typical use: When you use Binance P2P to buy/sell crypto directly with other users, the funds come from/go to your Funding Wallet.
Example: You buy USDT from someone on P2P → USDT goes to your Funding Wallet.
📌 3️⃣ Margin Wallet
What it’s for: For margin trading (borrowing funds to trade with leverage).
Typical use: You transfer funds from your Spot Wallet to your Margin Wallet to open leveraged positions.
Example: You have 100 USDT, borrow more to trade a bigger position.
📌 4️⃣ Futures Wallet
What it’s for: For trading crypto futures contracts.
Typical use: You deposit collateral here to open long or short positions in futures.
Example: You predict BTC price will go up, open a long position using your Futures Wallet balance.
📌 5️⃣ Earn Wallet
What it’s for: For staking, flexible savings, or other yield-generating products.
Typical use: Funds here are ‘locked’ or used to earn passive income.
Example: You stake BNB → it goes into an Earn product → you get rewards.
📌 6️⃣ Options / Derivatives Wallet
What it’s for: For options or other complex derivatives (not everyone uses this).
Typical use: Trading crypto options strategies.
Example: You hedge your BTC with a call or put option.
✅ How to move funds
You can transfer between wallets instantly and for free inside Binance.
Example: P2P → Spot → Futures.
#Write2Earn!
How to Avoid Third-Party Scams
🔒 1. Check the sender’s name:
The payment must come from the same name as the buyer’s verified Binance name.
If the bank transfer or mobile money shows a different sender → do NOT release crypto!
🔒 2. Never accept “friend payments”:
If the buyer says “My friend will pay you instead” or “I’m using my wife’s account” — cancel the trade immediately.
Only accept direct payments from the verified buyer.
🔒 3. Keep proof:
Screenshot the payment slip, sender’s name, and transaction ID.
This helps you if there’s a dispute.
🔒 4. Use Binance chat only:
Keep all instructions inside Binance P2P chat — if they try to move you to Telegram/WhatsApp to arrange strange payments, it’s a big red flag.
🔒 5. Appeal if unsure:
If payment looks suspicious (wrong name, overpayment, frozen transfer), don’t release the crypto — click Appeal and let Binance handle it.
⚡ Key takeaway:
✔ Only deal with the verified buyer directly.
✔ Match the payment name 100%.
✔ Don’t let anyone rush or trick you to release before you confirm.
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🔒 1. Check the sender’s name:
The payment must come from the same name as the buyer’s verified Binance name.
If the bank transfer or mobile money shows a different sender → do NOT release crypto!
🔒 2. Never accept “friend payments”:
If the buyer says “My friend will pay you instead” or “I’m using my wife’s account” — cancel the trade immediately.
Only accept direct payments from the verified buyer.
🔒 3. Keep proof:
Screenshot the payment slip, sender’s name, and transaction ID.
This helps you if there’s a dispute.
🔒 4. Use Binance chat only:
Keep all instructions inside Binance P2P chat — if they try to move you to Telegram/WhatsApp to arrange strange payments, it’s a big red flag.
🔒 5. Appeal if unsure:
If payment looks suspicious (wrong name, overpayment, frozen transfer), don’t release the crypto — click Appeal and let Binance handle it.
⚡ Key takeaway:
✔ Only deal with the verified buyer directly.
✔ Match the payment name 100%.
✔ Don’t let anyone rush or trick you to release before you confirm.
#ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
#BTC
What is a Third-Party Scam in P2P?
A third-party scam on Binance P2P happens when a fraudster:
Uses someone else’s bank account, credit card, or stolen money to pay you.
Or asks another person to pay you instead of paying from their own verified account.
👉 Example:
1️⃣ You sell crypto to Buyer A.
2️⃣ Buyer A doesn’t pay you directly. Instead, they convince Person B to send you money — usually with a stolen or hacked account.
3️⃣ You see the money and release your crypto.
4️⃣ Later, Person B finds out and files a fraud complaint.
5️⃣ The bank reverses the payment — and you lose your money and your crypto.
This is money laundering or fraud — and you can get stuck in the middle if you’re not careful.
#P2PScam #thirdparty
A third-party scam on Binance P2P happens when a fraudster:
Uses someone else’s bank account, credit card, or stolen money to pay you.
Or asks another person to pay you instead of paying from their own verified account.
👉 Example:
1️⃣ You sell crypto to Buyer A.
2️⃣ Buyer A doesn’t pay you directly. Instead, they convince Person B to send you money — usually with a stolen or hacked account.
3️⃣ You see the money and release your crypto.
4️⃣ Later, Person B finds out and files a fraud complaint.
5️⃣ The bank reverses the payment — and you lose your money and your crypto.
This is money laundering or fraud — and you can get stuck in the middle if you’re not careful.
#P2PScam #thirdparty
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Binance #P2P is safe if you know how to protect yourself from scammers.
✅ 1. Use Binance’s escrow service
Binance P2P automatically locks the seller’s crypto in escrow during the trade.
Never agree to release crypto or confirm payment outside the Binance platform.
If someone asks you to do this, it’s a scam — always keep the transaction inside the app.
✅ 2. Double-check payment
If you’re the seller, never release crypto until you see the money in your bank account, not just a payment screenshot.
Fake receipts are common — verify with your bank.
✅ 3. Trade with verified, reputable merchants
Pick buyers or sellers with:
✅ High number of trades
✅ 90%+ completion rate
✅ Good reviews
Avoid new accounts with few trades and no history.
✅ 4. Communicate only in Binance chat
Keep all messages inside Binance chat. If something goes wrong, this helps with disputes.
If someone tries to move the conversation to WhatsApp/Telegram for payment or negotiation, it’s a red flag.
✅ 5. Be careful with your bank details
Share only the needed payment info. Don’t reveal extra personal or banking details.
Watch for fake “overpayments” — some scammers send you more money “by mistake” and then ask for refunds.
✅ 6. Watch for time pressure tricks
Scammers rush you to confirm payment quickly — take your time.
If the other person behaves strangely, cancel the trade before releasing crypto.
✅ 7. Use strong security for your account
Enable 2FA (two-factor authentication).
Never share your password or 2FA codes.
Watch out for phishing websites pretending to be Binance.
✅ 8. If something goes wrong, appeal immediately
If you suspect fraud, do not release crypto.
Click “Appeal” in the P2P order — Binance support will help resolve it.
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✅ 1. Use Binance’s escrow service
Binance P2P automatically locks the seller’s crypto in escrow during the trade.
Never agree to release crypto or confirm payment outside the Binance platform.
If someone asks you to do this, it’s a scam — always keep the transaction inside the app.
✅ 2. Double-check payment
If you’re the seller, never release crypto until you see the money in your bank account, not just a payment screenshot.
Fake receipts are common — verify with your bank.
✅ 3. Trade with verified, reputable merchants
Pick buyers or sellers with:
✅ High number of trades
✅ 90%+ completion rate
✅ Good reviews
Avoid new accounts with few trades and no history.
✅ 4. Communicate only in Binance chat
Keep all messages inside Binance chat. If something goes wrong, this helps with disputes.
If someone tries to move the conversation to WhatsApp/Telegram for payment or negotiation, it’s a red flag.
✅ 5. Be careful with your bank details
Share only the needed payment info. Don’t reveal extra personal or banking details.
Watch for fake “overpayments” — some scammers send you more money “by mistake” and then ask for refunds.
✅ 6. Watch for time pressure tricks
Scammers rush you to confirm payment quickly — take your time.
If the other person behaves strangely, cancel the trade before releasing crypto.
✅ 7. Use strong security for your account
Enable 2FA (two-factor authentication).
Never share your password or 2FA codes.
Watch out for phishing websites pretending to be Binance.
✅ 8. If something goes wrong, appeal immediately
If you suspect fraud, do not release crypto.
Click “Appeal” in the P2P order — Binance support will help resolve it.
#BTC
#wrtie2eran
"My First Reward!" ☺️
Many posts celebrate the moment users receive their very first reward from the #Write2Earn program. Even if it's a small amount like "0.1 USD" or a few cents, the feeling of successfully earning crypto by sharing their thoughts is a huge motivator. It validates their effort and shows them that earning in the crypto space is tangible and accessible.
It's not just about the money — it's proof that their voice mattered, and that their passion for crypto could actually pay off."
Focus on the "No Investment" Aspect: A recurring theme in these gratitude posts is the fact that users earned these rewards "without spending any money" or "no investment." This resonates strongly with many who are new to crypto or have limited funds, as it demonstrates a risk-free way to get started and accumulate digital assets.
In Binance you don't need to be rich or invest money to earn money on Binance. You can start with 0$ and earn between 5 to 10 dollars every day using just your phone and some time. No trading, no deposits, no risk. Just free features that are already inside the Binance app."
Community and Encouragement: These posts also serve to encourage others within the Binance Square community. Authors often invite others to join the #Write2Earn program, share tips, and express a desire to "grow together" and build a supportive "Write to Earn family."
In essence, these "tiny amounts" represent much more than their face value. They symbolize a successful entry into crypto, a sense of accomplishment, and the potential for financial growth without initial capital investment, fostering a strong sense of gratitude and community among Binancers.
Many posts celebrate the moment users receive their very first reward from the #Write2Earn program. Even if it's a small amount like "0.1 USD" or a few cents, the feeling of successfully earning crypto by sharing their thoughts is a huge motivator. It validates their effort and shows them that earning in the crypto space is tangible and accessible.
It's not just about the money — it's proof that their voice mattered, and that their passion for crypto could actually pay off."
Focus on the "No Investment" Aspect: A recurring theme in these gratitude posts is the fact that users earned these rewards "without spending any money" or "no investment." This resonates strongly with many who are new to crypto or have limited funds, as it demonstrates a risk-free way to get started and accumulate digital assets.
In Binance you don't need to be rich or invest money to earn money on Binance. You can start with 0$ and earn between 5 to 10 dollars every day using just your phone and some time. No trading, no deposits, no risk. Just free features that are already inside the Binance app."
Community and Encouragement: These posts also serve to encourage others within the Binance Square community. Authors often invite others to join the #Write2Earn program, share tips, and express a desire to "grow together" and build a supportive "Write to Earn family."
In essence, these "tiny amounts" represent much more than their face value. They symbolize a successful entry into crypto, a sense of accomplishment, and the potential for financial growth without initial capital investment, fostering a strong sense of gratitude and community among Binancers.
Master Binance in 5 Steps: A Beginner’s Guide.
If you’re new to crypto, Binance can feel overwhelming at first. But with the right steps, it’s one of the safest and most powerful tools to start trading, saving, and growing your crypto wealth. This simple guide will help you open your account, make your first trade, and use Binance like a pro — even if you’re a total beginner.
🔹 ✔️Step 1: Create & Secure Your Binance Account
Start by registering at Binance.com.
Use your real email and a strong, unique password.
Important: Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) right away. Use Google Authenticator or SMS. This extra layer helps protect your funds from hackers.
🔹 ✔️ Step 2: Complete Your Identity Verification (KYC)
To deposit, trade, or withdraw larger amounts, you’ll need to verify your identity:
Upload an ID (passport, national ID, or driver’s license).
Take a selfie if asked — Binance’s KYC is quick but mandatory in many countries.
Tip: Verified accounts have higher withdrawal limits and more features.
🔹✔️ Step 3: Fund Your Wallet
You can’t trade without funds!
Buy crypto with a bank card: Easiest for beginners — Visa/MasterCard.
Deposit crypto: If you already have Bitcoin or USDT in another wallet, transfer it to your Binance wallet.
Always double-check wallet addresses — mistakes can’t be undone!
🔹✔️ Step 4: Make Your First Trade
Use Convert, Spot, or P2P:
Convert: Super beginner-friendly. Instantly swap one coin for another.
Spot Trading: More advanced, but low fees and full control. Try buying a small amount of BTC or ETH to learn.
P2P: Trade directly with other users. Useful if your country has limited bank support.
🔹 ✔️ Step 5: Grow & Protect Your Funds
Learn about staking & savings: Earn passive income by locking your coins or using flexible savings.
Check out Binance Earn: A beginner-friendly way to put your crypto to work.
Stay safe: Never share your passwords, beware of phishing emails, and only use official Binance channels.
✅ Final Thoughts
Binance gives you powerful tools, but success comes from learning and staying disciplined. Start small, explore features step by step, and always double-check what you do.
🙂 Ready to get started? You can take your first step today into crypto the smart way!
$BTC
🔹 ✔️Step 1: Create & Secure Your Binance Account
Start by registering at Binance.com.
Use your real email and a strong, unique password.
Important: Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) right away. Use Google Authenticator or SMS. This extra layer helps protect your funds from hackers.
🔹 ✔️ Step 2: Complete Your Identity Verification (KYC)
To deposit, trade, or withdraw larger amounts, you’ll need to verify your identity:
Upload an ID (passport, national ID, or driver’s license).
Take a selfie if asked — Binance’s KYC is quick but mandatory in many countries.
Tip: Verified accounts have higher withdrawal limits and more features.
🔹✔️ Step 3: Fund Your Wallet
You can’t trade without funds!
Buy crypto with a bank card: Easiest for beginners — Visa/MasterCard.
Deposit crypto: If you already have Bitcoin or USDT in another wallet, transfer it to your Binance wallet.
Always double-check wallet addresses — mistakes can’t be undone!
🔹✔️ Step 4: Make Your First Trade
Use Convert, Spot, or P2P:
Convert: Super beginner-friendly. Instantly swap one coin for another.
Spot Trading: More advanced, but low fees and full control. Try buying a small amount of BTC or ETH to learn.
P2P: Trade directly with other users. Useful if your country has limited bank support.
🔹 ✔️ Step 5: Grow & Protect Your Funds
Learn about staking & savings: Earn passive income by locking your coins or using flexible savings.
Check out Binance Earn: A beginner-friendly way to put your crypto to work.
Stay safe: Never share your passwords, beware of phishing emails, and only use official Binance channels.
✅ Final Thoughts
Binance gives you powerful tools, but success comes from learning and staying disciplined. Start small, explore features step by step, and always double-check what you do.
🙂 Ready to get started? You can take your first step today into crypto the smart way!
$BTC
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