主流币十倍杠杆 -山寨五倍-多开手砍断
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I have licked back and forth three times, this time I see 0.5
I have grown. I didn't just run away after earning a little, brothers.
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It's in spot now, why are you shorting it? 😅
The dumbest thing I've ever seen
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The spot for $HAEDAL is available, flipping five times should be fine, seeing 0.5
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HAEDALUSDT
Perp
Closed
PNL
+75.34USDT
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His total account balance is high 😂
This brother's forced liquidation price is really low, stable
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You are only 300, I have already exploded
This dead llama cost me 300u
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Let me earn a commission
$BNB The handling fee of 17,000 U wiped me out in two months. It's a huge amount!
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Sesame
Which exchange
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Boss, you are so powerful!
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The strongest scythe, draft a llama 🦙
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Absolutely need to pull up and kill the air force here, this position is definitely for going long
A group of people shorting, I go long, comfortably earning on transaction fees,
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Is that all? Afraid of a few hundred dollars?
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Mentally challenged, there can be countless zeros in the cryptocurrency world
$OM
just one click and claim your free gift🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁
Anyone who sold OM at a loss… might regret it soon!
Right now, OM is just $0.38.
Tomorrow? It could shoot up to $100 — who knows what the future holds?
Why are big investors (whales) paying attention to OM?
Because it’s like a sleeping giant — quiet now, but it could wake up and explode in value like other coins have before.
The real question isn’t "Will OM go up?"
It’s "Will you get in before it does?"
Some people laugh at how cheap it is today…
Others are getting ready to buy before the big move.
So be honest:
Can OM really reach $100?
Or is this just another hype story?
Should you buy now and wait — or watch it fly and say “I missed it”?
Let’s see who has financial wisdom — drop your thoughts in the comments!
just one click and claim your free gift🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁
Anyone who sold OM at a loss… might regret it soon!
Right now, OM is just $0.38.
Tomorrow? It could shoot up to $100 — who knows what the future holds?
Why are big investors (whales) paying attention to OM?
Because it’s like a sleeping giant — quiet now, but it could wake up and explode in value like other coins have before.
The real question isn’t "Will OM go up?"
It’s "Will you get in before it does?"
Some people laugh at how cheap it is today…
Others are getting ready to buy before the big move.
So be honest:
Can OM really reach $100?
Or is this just another hype story?
Should you buy now and wait — or watch it fly and say “I missed it”?
Let’s see who has financial wisdom — drop your thoughts in the comments!
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Never authorize randomly, others can transfer your assets away.
What does unlimited authorization mean?
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Is your ancestral grave really smoking?
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In the crypto world, transaction fees are unavoidable. How can we save on transaction fees?
1. Use BNB to pay fees
Binance allows users to pay contract trading fees with BNB (Binance Coin) and enjoy a 25% discount.
How to set up: In the Binance App or website, go to [Personal Center] - [Contract] - [Preferences], and enable the "Use BNB to pay fees" option.
2. Increase VIP level
The higher the VIP level at Binance, the lower the contract trading fees. VIP level is determined by the user's trading volume or holdings (such as BNB holdings) over the past 30 days.
How to check VIP level: Go to Binance, click [Personal Center] - [VIP Level], and check the current level and fee rate.
How to upgrade: By increasing trading volume or holding more BNB, you can upgrade your VIP level.
3. Use Maker orders
Binance's contract trading fees are divided into Maker (limit orders) and Taker (market orders):
Maker orders: Provide liquidity, lower fees.
Taker orders: Consume liquidity, higher fees.
Strategy: Try to use Maker orders to enjoy lower fees.
4. Participate in Binance events
Binance frequently launches activities such as fee reductions or cashback for contract trading, such as exclusive offers for new users, trading competitions, etc.
How to participate: Follow [Event Center] to participate in relevant activities in a timely manner.
5. Reduce trading frequency
Frequent trading increases fee costs. Optimize trading strategies and reduce unnecessary opening and closing operations to effectively lower fees.
6. Use rebate services (this is additional income based on trading fees)
The rebate program allows you to register through my referral link and establish a rebate relationship. In the future, a certain percentage of your trading fees will be credited to my account, and I can return it to you. By registering through my link, you can enjoy an 80% rebate on fees, 35% for spot trading, and 25% for contracts. The contract shown in the image displays a 40% rebate only for the first month. The platform will give new registered users an additional 10% reward, and after the second month, it will return to 30%. Automatically returned amounts to your account are 20% for spot trading and 10% for contracts. The remaining part is settled once a week on Monday. Any amounts exceeding the contract portion shown in the image are scams and can be reported to official customer service.
1. Use BNB to pay fees
Binance allows users to pay contract trading fees with BNB (Binance Coin) and enjoy a 25% discount.
How to set up: In the Binance App or website, go to [Personal Center] - [Contract] - [Preferences], and enable the "Use BNB to pay fees" option.
2. Increase VIP level
The higher the VIP level at Binance, the lower the contract trading fees. VIP level is determined by the user's trading volume or holdings (such as BNB holdings) over the past 30 days.
How to check VIP level: Go to Binance, click [Personal Center] - [VIP Level], and check the current level and fee rate.
How to upgrade: By increasing trading volume or holding more BNB, you can upgrade your VIP level.
3. Use Maker orders
Binance's contract trading fees are divided into Maker (limit orders) and Taker (market orders):
Maker orders: Provide liquidity, lower fees.
Taker orders: Consume liquidity, higher fees.
Strategy: Try to use Maker orders to enjoy lower fees.
4. Participate in Binance events
Binance frequently launches activities such as fee reductions or cashback for contract trading, such as exclusive offers for new users, trading competitions, etc.
How to participate: Follow [Event Center] to participate in relevant activities in a timely manner.
5. Reduce trading frequency
Frequent trading increases fee costs. Optimize trading strategies and reduce unnecessary opening and closing operations to effectively lower fees.
6. Use rebate services (this is additional income based on trading fees)
The rebate program allows you to register through my referral link and establish a rebate relationship. In the future, a certain percentage of your trading fees will be credited to my account, and I can return it to you. By registering through my link, you can enjoy an 80% rebate on fees, 35% for spot trading, and 25% for contracts. The contract shown in the image displays a 40% rebate only for the first month. The platform will give new registered users an additional 10% reward, and after the second month, it will return to 30%. Automatically returned amounts to your account are 20% for spot trading and 10% for contracts. The remaining part is settled once a week on Monday. Any amounts exceeding the contract portion shown in the image are scams and can be reported to official customer service.
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No transaction fee!
Please tell me how to sell it.
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Brother, let's get a commission back.
Why are the transaction fees so high? Can anyone explain this?
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For those who need a commission, check my profile
Rationally eating melons, unaware of the truth.
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