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Transaction fee commission returns, look here 👇👇👇
For friends trading cryptocurrencies, you may not yet realize the horror of transaction fees each time, and even look down on these fees, not knowing that frequent trading fees can add up to a significant amount: it may even exceed your principal.
Open the Binance APP -- Funds -- Contracts -- Today's Profit and Loss -- Funding Fees and Transaction Fees, and you can see your fees for the past year. For high-frequency contract traders and those with large positions, your fee expenditures may exceed your principal in just a month.
So you must enable the commission return, the fees that should be returned must be returned; if you don't enable it, all the fees go to the market. By enabling commission return, the fees will be returned to your account, saving you at least several hundred to thousands of U in fees each month.
Open the Binance APP -- Funds -- Contracts -- Today's Profit and Loss -- Funding Fees and Transaction Fees, and you can see your fees for the past year. For high-frequency contract traders and those with large positions, your fee expenditures may exceed your principal in just a month.
So you must enable the commission return, the fees that should be returned must be returned; if you don't enable it, all the fees go to the market. By enabling commission return, the fees will be returned to your account, saving you at least several hundred to thousands of U in fees each month.
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Recording my experience of making 48 million from 300,000 in the cryptocurrency circle
My family background is average. Although I graduated from a 211 university, my work ability is average and I don’t have any financial planning. So by 2016, I had only saved less than 300,000 yuan.
1. I bought a house in 2016 for 830,000 yuan, with a down payment of 180,000 yuan. I sold it in May 2017 for 1.29 million yuan. After deducting miscellaneous items, I had about 800,000 yuan in my hands at that time.
2. In 2017, the stock market started to take off, and I tried to buy stocks, usually a few thousand. Until one time, I believed a big V on Weibo (that person was amazing, anyway, it was similar to my experience later), and bought 400,000 Tonghuashun at the high point. After 2 months, I lost 170,000, so I sold it at a loss. Then I found another person to take the order, and agreed to split it 50-50. That month, I made 1.4 million, and gave him 700,000.
1. I bought a house in 2016 for 830,000 yuan, with a down payment of 180,000 yuan. I sold it in May 2017 for 1.29 million yuan. After deducting miscellaneous items, I had about 800,000 yuan in my hands at that time.
2. In 2017, the stock market started to take off, and I tried to buy stocks, usually a few thousand. Until one time, I believed a big V on Weibo (that person was amazing, anyway, it was similar to my experience later), and bought 400,000 Tonghuashun at the high point. After 2 months, I lost 170,000, so I sold it at a loss. Then I found another person to take the order, and agreed to split it 50-50. That month, I made 1.4 million, and gave him 700,000.
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The greatest dividend of this era is that as long as you don't deliberately suffer, there really isn't much suffering to be had.
As long as you don't break the law, by lowering the upper limit and raising the lower limit, you can live a happy and stable life, except for the natural laws of birth, aging, sickness, and death.
At this stage, there are many highly competitive individuals who have already paved the way for ordinary people in all the areas that require competition.
There is now no shortage of food, clothing, or necessities; regardless of the type of product, as long as you are willing to accept a lower quality, you can buy it at a sufficiently low price.
Most desires are deliberately provoked, and in this era, if you merely adopt a mindset of survival and reduce your desires, you will inevitably live comfortably.
Most people are “brainwashed” into thinking they must achieve something to find meaning in life, and when they encounter failure, they choose to sink into self-pity and despair.
In fact, after a while, you will realize that it really doesn’t matter; life and the world continue to operate as usual.
And the so-called fame, fortune, and success will ultimately become ruins in the face of time; living life according to your own preferences and comfort is far more worthwhile than any other way of living.
A person's life is merely a few dozen times when the wheat is ripe.
As long as you don't break the law, by lowering the upper limit and raising the lower limit, you can live a happy and stable life, except for the natural laws of birth, aging, sickness, and death.
At this stage, there are many highly competitive individuals who have already paved the way for ordinary people in all the areas that require competition.
There is now no shortage of food, clothing, or necessities; regardless of the type of product, as long as you are willing to accept a lower quality, you can buy it at a sufficiently low price.
Most desires are deliberately provoked, and in this era, if you merely adopt a mindset of survival and reduce your desires, you will inevitably live comfortably.
Most people are “brainwashed” into thinking they must achieve something to find meaning in life, and when they encounter failure, they choose to sink into self-pity and despair.
In fact, after a while, you will realize that it really doesn’t matter; life and the world continue to operate as usual.
And the so-called fame, fortune, and success will ultimately become ruins in the face of time; living life according to your own preferences and comfort is far more worthwhile than any other way of living.
A person's life is merely a few dozen times when the wheat is ripe.
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For cryptocurrencies that drop over 50% in a single day, it can basically be said that the project is dead and unlikely to recover. A drop of over 50% in one day clearly indicates that the market manipulators have abandoned the project and fled. There are many such coins, for example: WCT, MASK, LAYER, etc. You can see from the price action of ACT that after the manipulators fled, it has been hovering at the bottom. Even though meme coins and AI coins surged recently, they couldn't lift ACT; it hasn't recovered in months. Don't think that a drop of 50% in a day means the market has been washed out; a more likely scenario is that the manipulators have run away. Don't easily try to catch the bottom of these coins, or you will find it very painful to hold.
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Why can't you make money in the crypto world???
The shorter the time period, the harder it is to judge trading opportunities.
There's a saying everyone is familiar with: in capital markets, the short term is a voting machine, while the long term is a weighing machine.
In the crypto world, this short term, which is even unbearable for many, makes everyone hope to get rich overnight.
Generally, there will always be one or two opportunities within a year. What is certain? That’s right, there will always be black swans in the crypto world every year; that is certain.
From the big drop in 2018, to the bottoming out in 2019, to March 12, 2020, to May 19, 2021, to the FTX incident in 2022, to the low volume fluctuations bottoming out before the ETF approval in 2023.
After a sharp decline, why does no one buy the dip??
Perhaps it’s despair; after each sharp decline, most people feel that there is no hope for this market, and most people are cutting losses, with very few buying the dip.
In reality,
the three most famous crashes
September 4, 2017, March 12, 2020, May 19, 2021.
While everyone was cursing and cutting losses, if you contrarily bought the dip, what kind of retribution would you face?
In the week of September 4, 2017,
Bitcoin dropped to as low as $2,900; if you bought the dip, it rose to $20,000 in just three months, nearly a 7-fold increase in three months.
Ethereum rose from $200 to $1,400 within three months, more than a 7-fold increase.
The gains of altcoins were also quite exaggerated.
March 12, 2020,
Bitcoin fell to $3,800; in just over a month, Bitcoin broke $10,000 again, and by the end of the year, it nearly rose to $30,000, a 7-fold increase before the year ended was like taking candy from a baby.
Ethereum dropped to $87 and by the end of the year was nearly $1,000, easily a dozen times.
Altcoins also performed well.
May 19, 2021,
Bitcoin dropped from $65,000 to $30,000 in a week; if you bought the dip, in less than six months, Bitcoin rose to nearly $70,000.
Ethereum dropped to $1,760, and in less than six months, it rose to $4,870; buying the dip means making money.
Every year, there will always be a clear event or a very good structure to build positions, so why do people still lose money?
Because an opportunity once a year is not something we can wait for; we need to multiply our money tenfold every day.
Ordinary people cannot overcome their greed; all human flaws will be magnified a hundredfold in this circle.
We must know that we are always just the biggest fools in this market.
Using methods that even fools can make money with, the chances of success in this highest profit circle will be greater.
I’ve finished writing, keep going.
The shorter the time period, the harder it is to judge trading opportunities.
There's a saying everyone is familiar with: in capital markets, the short term is a voting machine, while the long term is a weighing machine.
In the crypto world, this short term, which is even unbearable for many, makes everyone hope to get rich overnight.
Generally, there will always be one or two opportunities within a year. What is certain? That’s right, there will always be black swans in the crypto world every year; that is certain.
From the big drop in 2018, to the bottoming out in 2019, to March 12, 2020, to May 19, 2021, to the FTX incident in 2022, to the low volume fluctuations bottoming out before the ETF approval in 2023.
After a sharp decline, why does no one buy the dip??
Perhaps it’s despair; after each sharp decline, most people feel that there is no hope for this market, and most people are cutting losses, with very few buying the dip.
In reality,
the three most famous crashes
September 4, 2017, March 12, 2020, May 19, 2021.
While everyone was cursing and cutting losses, if you contrarily bought the dip, what kind of retribution would you face?
In the week of September 4, 2017,
Bitcoin dropped to as low as $2,900; if you bought the dip, it rose to $20,000 in just three months, nearly a 7-fold increase in three months.
Ethereum rose from $200 to $1,400 within three months, more than a 7-fold increase.
The gains of altcoins were also quite exaggerated.
March 12, 2020,
Bitcoin fell to $3,800; in just over a month, Bitcoin broke $10,000 again, and by the end of the year, it nearly rose to $30,000, a 7-fold increase before the year ended was like taking candy from a baby.
Ethereum dropped to $87 and by the end of the year was nearly $1,000, easily a dozen times.
Altcoins also performed well.
May 19, 2021,
Bitcoin dropped from $65,000 to $30,000 in a week; if you bought the dip, in less than six months, Bitcoin rose to nearly $70,000.
Ethereum dropped to $1,760, and in less than six months, it rose to $4,870; buying the dip means making money.
Every year, there will always be a clear event or a very good structure to build positions, so why do people still lose money?
Because an opportunity once a year is not something we can wait for; we need to multiply our money tenfold every day.
Ordinary people cannot overcome their greed; all human flaws will be magnified a hundredfold in this circle.
We must know that we are always just the biggest fools in this market.
Using methods that even fools can make money with, the chances of success in this highest profit circle will be greater.
I’ve finished writing, keep going.
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Will the Federal Reserve suddenly cut interest rates by 100 basis points???
Recently, a “debate show” between Trump and Musk has sparked heated discussions, with some saying it’s just a performance aimed at shifting public opinion onto “financial capital” to find excuses for upcoming policy changes. The show hasn't ended, and California has erupted in turmoil—but strangely, this time the unrest isn't fierce, even revealing a certain degree of “restraint,” like a staged “crowd drama.”
There may be a larger scheme behind this. California is the stronghold of the Democratic Party and the center of financial capital. If chaos erupts here, the Democratic Party would be in danger. Trump seizes the opportunity to intervene, using a “victory amidst chaos” approach to once again gain presence. We have seen this operational method in his previous border wall, trade war, and racial issues.
From a financial perspective, Trump may have three main objectives:
1. Suppress the stock market, creating short-selling opportunities;
2. Promote market panic, increasing demand for U.S. Treasuries;
3. Consolidate votes for the election layout.
To achieve these goals, he might adopt two means:
• Use policy to suppress the market;
• Create geopolitical crises to guide capital back.
So, will the Federal Reserve cooperate with rate cuts? Don’t forget, Trump has previously directly called for a “200 basis point cut.” What he wants is rapid policy effects, not a gradual approach. If the market truly collapses, the Federal Reserve may be forced into a significant action—an aggressive rate cut, possibly starting at 100 basis points.
The larger script might be: After Trump controls the situation, the Federal Reserve will follow by loosening monetary policy, causing Bitcoin, gold, and other safe-haven assets to soar, while the dollar system begins to “restart.” Musk may retreat to the background, starting to promote a new financial and technological framework, supporting the new party that Trump may form.
In simple terms:
The chaos in California is the fuse, Trump is the operator, and rate cuts are already on the way.
Recently, a “debate show” between Trump and Musk has sparked heated discussions, with some saying it’s just a performance aimed at shifting public opinion onto “financial capital” to find excuses for upcoming policy changes. The show hasn't ended, and California has erupted in turmoil—but strangely, this time the unrest isn't fierce, even revealing a certain degree of “restraint,” like a staged “crowd drama.”
There may be a larger scheme behind this. California is the stronghold of the Democratic Party and the center of financial capital. If chaos erupts here, the Democratic Party would be in danger. Trump seizes the opportunity to intervene, using a “victory amidst chaos” approach to once again gain presence. We have seen this operational method in his previous border wall, trade war, and racial issues.
From a financial perspective, Trump may have three main objectives:
1. Suppress the stock market, creating short-selling opportunities;
2. Promote market panic, increasing demand for U.S. Treasuries;
3. Consolidate votes for the election layout.
To achieve these goals, he might adopt two means:
• Use policy to suppress the market;
• Create geopolitical crises to guide capital back.
So, will the Federal Reserve cooperate with rate cuts? Don’t forget, Trump has previously directly called for a “200 basis point cut.” What he wants is rapid policy effects, not a gradual approach. If the market truly collapses, the Federal Reserve may be forced into a significant action—an aggressive rate cut, possibly starting at 100 basis points.
The larger script might be: After Trump controls the situation, the Federal Reserve will follow by loosening monetary policy, causing Bitcoin, gold, and other safe-haven assets to soar, while the dollar system begins to “restart.” Musk may retreat to the background, starting to promote a new financial and technological framework, supporting the new party that Trump may form.
In simple terms:
The chaos in California is the fuse, Trump is the operator, and rate cuts are already on the way.
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The continuous decline of altcoins is actually reminding us of a reality: we have made mistakes in our judgments.
Where did the problem lie?
We have become too dependent on altcoins. We always feel that their prices are low and have potential, and that they will eventually skyrocket, with increases surpassing that of Bitcoin.
We are too obsessed with the so-called 'next big bull market,' always fantasizing that it will bring a comprehensive rise like in the past, with altcoins increasing tenfold or a hundredfold.
We are too greedy. We are not satisfied with small profits and always want to earn more. We only see doubling our money, and in our hearts, we only think about going all in.
Looking at it now, these thoughts are all wrong—not just wrong, but absurdly wrong. Yet these mistakes are difficult for us to face because the cost is too high.
Many people are now deeply trapped in positions; the more they try to remedy the situation, the more they lose, as if they can never see hope for a way out.
If they want to cut losses, their confidence has already collapsed, and their accounts can no longer hold on.
The remaining choices are either to completely give up or to hold on until the end.
Ultimately, many people in this market simply cannot hold on any longer and have already been washed out completely.
Damn it, the market is too ruthless to retail investors.
Where did the problem lie?
We have become too dependent on altcoins. We always feel that their prices are low and have potential, and that they will eventually skyrocket, with increases surpassing that of Bitcoin.
We are too obsessed with the so-called 'next big bull market,' always fantasizing that it will bring a comprehensive rise like in the past, with altcoins increasing tenfold or a hundredfold.
We are too greedy. We are not satisfied with small profits and always want to earn more. We only see doubling our money, and in our hearts, we only think about going all in.
Looking at it now, these thoughts are all wrong—not just wrong, but absurdly wrong. Yet these mistakes are difficult for us to face because the cost is too high.
Many people are now deeply trapped in positions; the more they try to remedy the situation, the more they lose, as if they can never see hope for a way out.
If they want to cut losses, their confidence has already collapsed, and their accounts can no longer hold on.
The remaining choices are either to completely give up or to hold on until the end.
Ultimately, many people in this market simply cannot hold on any longer and have already been washed out completely.
Damn it, the market is too ruthless to retail investors.
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Why is it not recommended to hold onto spot trades mindlessly???
Recently, I've encountered many spot traders who are losing money badly. After talking to them, I found that most of them have been misled by a certain narrative — 'you should hold onto spot trades mindlessly.'
This is a huge lie!
Since entering the market in 2019, I've seen too many retail investors being deceived, especially at the end of 2021, when various so-called expert traders were everywhere, completely ignorant of the bull and bear cycles, with just one slogan: 'Holding on mindlessly will make you money!' What happened? The market crashed, and they all disappeared, leaving a bunch of retail investors stuck in losses. Now, seeing people promoting 'mindless holding' again makes me extremely angry.
Why can't you hold onto spot trades mindlessly?
The market has cycles, and yes, if you can accurately buy at the bottom, holding on for the long term is fine. But the problem is, most retail investors can't do that! They often chase prices and sell at a loss, and the so-called 'holding at the top of a bull market' is just an illusion.
For example, when the market rose to around 100,000, I reminded everyone of the risks, and some people criticized me for being 'bearish.' But now? Those who were overly optimistic are the ones who got wrecked. Stop fantasizing that 'holding on will definitely help you break even'; retail investors have limited capital, and it is essential to reasonably avoid significant downturns to accumulate quickly, rather than being stuck in losses for months or even years.
Please, those who promote 'mindless holding,' just be quiet! If you don't understand bull and bear cycles, don't mislead others; retail investors can't afford such traps.
Continuously adding to your position in a losing coin will not redeem you; instead, it gives the opposing side the opportunity to profit continuously, ultimately swallowing you whole! If you're reluctant to cut your losses and seek survival, you'll end up making small mistakes that turn into big ones, leading to total defeat.
Love is the same.
Recently, I've encountered many spot traders who are losing money badly. After talking to them, I found that most of them have been misled by a certain narrative — 'you should hold onto spot trades mindlessly.'
This is a huge lie!
Since entering the market in 2019, I've seen too many retail investors being deceived, especially at the end of 2021, when various so-called expert traders were everywhere, completely ignorant of the bull and bear cycles, with just one slogan: 'Holding on mindlessly will make you money!' What happened? The market crashed, and they all disappeared, leaving a bunch of retail investors stuck in losses. Now, seeing people promoting 'mindless holding' again makes me extremely angry.
Why can't you hold onto spot trades mindlessly?
The market has cycles, and yes, if you can accurately buy at the bottom, holding on for the long term is fine. But the problem is, most retail investors can't do that! They often chase prices and sell at a loss, and the so-called 'holding at the top of a bull market' is just an illusion.
For example, when the market rose to around 100,000, I reminded everyone of the risks, and some people criticized me for being 'bearish.' But now? Those who were overly optimistic are the ones who got wrecked. Stop fantasizing that 'holding on will definitely help you break even'; retail investors have limited capital, and it is essential to reasonably avoid significant downturns to accumulate quickly, rather than being stuck in losses for months or even years.
Please, those who promote 'mindless holding,' just be quiet! If you don't understand bull and bear cycles, don't mislead others; retail investors can't afford such traps.
Continuously adding to your position in a losing coin will not redeem you; instead, it gives the opposing side the opportunity to profit continuously, ultimately swallowing you whole! If you're reluctant to cut your losses and seek survival, you'll end up making small mistakes that turn into big ones, leading to total defeat.
Love is the same.
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A large investor today made a one-time purchase of $100 million worth of Ethereum. Despite the recent drop in ETH prices due to the conflict between Iran and Israel, there are still financially strong investors taking the opportunity to buy at lower levels. This also indirectly indicates that many people remain optimistic about Ethereum's performance in the second half of this year. I still hold the same view: as long as the fundamental of ETH's decentralization does not change, I will continue to be very optimistic.
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The current trend of Bitcoin (4-hour chart) seems to have returned to a similar oscillation range pattern.
From a technical perspective, it indeed has a need to test downward and build strength at the bottom, possibly going through a wave of capital cleaning to clear some floating chips before accumulating strength for an upward move again.
However, from a macroeconomic perspective, it is also possible that due to some favorable news stimulus, it may behave unexpectedly like last time, directly making a surge without even going through the 'cleaning' step.
From a technical perspective, it indeed has a need to test downward and build strength at the bottom, possibly going through a wave of capital cleaning to clear some floating chips before accumulating strength for an upward move again.
However, from a macroeconomic perspective, it is also possible that due to some favorable news stimulus, it may behave unexpectedly like last time, directly making a surge without even going through the 'cleaning' step.
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$BTC On-chain Data Tracking
Whales: Single-day reduction of 644 BTC (but still increased by 25,564 BTC in 30 days) Sharks: Single-day increase of 594 BTC (three-day frenzy buying of 3,093 BTC!)
Small Fish: Reduction of 54 BTC (reduction speed has slowed down)
Shrimp: Increase of 136 BTC (continuous two-day inflow)
Note: Due to the large increase in holdings by whales the previous day, today's reduction may be a profit-taking or reallocation, but the 30-day data still shows a significant increase, so the long-term trend remains unchanged.
📊 New Balance of Bitcoin Holdings on June 14
🦈 10-100 BTC Sharks: ↗️ +594 BTC (three-day frenzy buying of 3,093 BTC!)
🐳 100+ BTC Whales: ↘️ -644 BTC (profit-taking to lock in profits)
🦐 <1 BTC Shrimp: ↗️ +136 BTC (two-day inflow of 268 BTC!)
🐠 1-10 BTC Small Fish: ↘️ -54 BTC (selling has significantly slowed down)
Whales: Single-day reduction of 644 BTC (but still increased by 25,564 BTC in 30 days) Sharks: Single-day increase of 594 BTC (three-day frenzy buying of 3,093 BTC!)
Small Fish: Reduction of 54 BTC (reduction speed has slowed down)
Shrimp: Increase of 136 BTC (continuous two-day inflow)
Note: Due to the large increase in holdings by whales the previous day, today's reduction may be a profit-taking or reallocation, but the 30-day data still shows a significant increase, so the long-term trend remains unchanged.
📊 New Balance of Bitcoin Holdings on June 14
🦈 10-100 BTC Sharks: ↗️ +594 BTC (three-day frenzy buying of 3,093 BTC!)
🐳 100+ BTC Whales: ↘️ -644 BTC (profit-taking to lock in profits)
🦐 <1 BTC Shrimp: ↗️ +136 BTC (two-day inflow of 268 BTC!)
🐠 1-10 BTC Small Fish: ↘️ -54 BTC (selling has significantly slowed down)
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James Wynn has once again been liquidated. James created a new wallet, and his BTC and PEPE longs could not escape liquidation either. His new wallet's total loss has exceeded 2 million USD. He subsequently posted that he was not liquidated and that 0xBC47 is not his—however, wallet 0xBC47 just sent everything to his KuCoin deposit address. The chain never lies.
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The market is clearly "lacking money" right now, and liquidity is very poor. There aren't many people wanting to sell coins, but prices haven't risen either, which indicates that fundamentally no one wants to buy. Stablecoins like USDT have started to show negative premiums, indicating that capital is continuously flowing out of the market—despite Bitcoin and altcoins falling, the price of U hasn't rebounded, suggesting that people lack even the interest to buy at the bottom. Without capital coming in, it means that once a large holder wants to cash out, no one is willing to take over, and the price could directly drop with a large bearish candle.
The current market atmosphere is very confusing, and many people don't know what to buy. Even if they try to dabble in altcoins, it's hard to achieve a 20% increase, only to see it drop back to where it started in an instant. Repeated "false breakouts" have weakened everyone's confidence, and money has been exhausted. Therefore, this market condition is not suitable for frequent short-term trading, even less so for heavily investing in altcoins, and leveraged contracts are not recommended either. The truly safe approach is to invest in small amounts multiple times, gradually building a position and waiting for the market to warm up. #加密市场回调
The current market atmosphere is very confusing, and many people don't know what to buy. Even if they try to dabble in altcoins, it's hard to achieve a 20% increase, only to see it drop back to where it started in an instant. Repeated "false breakouts" have weakened everyone's confidence, and money has been exhausted. Therefore, this market condition is not suitable for frequent short-term trading, even less so for heavily investing in altcoins, and leveraged contracts are not recommended either. The truly safe approach is to invest in small amounts multiple times, gradually building a position and waiting for the market to warm up. #加密市场回调
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Why I've always been optimistic about $ETH
Currently, Ethereum is the strongest smart contract in the universe. Right now, less than 2% of its functionality has been developed.
ETH will eventually reach 10,000 each, then 20,000 each. Buy it and hold on tight, don’t let go easily.
It’s really not too late to buy now. A great opportunity; if you have money, buy half ETH and half BTC, then go to market making.
The returns are around 4%-7%. Don’t let the coins in your hands go to waste.
Since Ethereum switched to PoS, it has a staking mechanism, which means some people are actively locking up their assets.
ETH will continue to be consumed. Therefore, ETH is deflationary. The price will eventually go up one day.
In the blockchain world, ETH is like infrastructure, equivalent to highways, railways, airports, and ports in real life.
But ETH is not just infrastructure; it also serves as the base currency in the blockchain world.
Buying NFTs requires ETH, issuing tokens requires ETH, and using various applications requires ETH.
One day, ETH will become the king of the blockchain world.
And Bitcoin will rise to a million dollars, becoming a settlement tool in the global monetary system.
Of course, if you ask me how long it will take to get there, I can’t say, but the trend cannot be changed. The process may have twists and turns; it’s most important that you can hold on.
There are many opportunities in the crypto world, but it doesn’t mean you can just pick up money randomly.
Your cognition, your mindset, and your determination will all determine how far you can go and whether you can hold without selling in a panic. Can you hold on during a correction?
Just like buying BTC is a simple matter.
There will always be people saying, if I could go back 10 years, I would buy Bitcoin and be rich, but the reality is, if you clear your memory, you will definitely sell at some point.
Three factors determine the amount of Bitcoin you hold: entry time, determination, and ability to make money. Entry time is determined by luck, which we cannot control, but without determination and the ability to make money, good luck is of no use.
In ten years of Bitcoin, some people came and went, some left and came back, some came and never left, while others left and never returned.
Making money in the crypto world is just like this: simple yet difficult.
I’m done writing, keep it up.
Currently, Ethereum is the strongest smart contract in the universe. Right now, less than 2% of its functionality has been developed.
ETH will eventually reach 10,000 each, then 20,000 each. Buy it and hold on tight, don’t let go easily.
It’s really not too late to buy now. A great opportunity; if you have money, buy half ETH and half BTC, then go to market making.
The returns are around 4%-7%. Don’t let the coins in your hands go to waste.
Since Ethereum switched to PoS, it has a staking mechanism, which means some people are actively locking up their assets.
ETH will continue to be consumed. Therefore, ETH is deflationary. The price will eventually go up one day.
In the blockchain world, ETH is like infrastructure, equivalent to highways, railways, airports, and ports in real life.
But ETH is not just infrastructure; it also serves as the base currency in the blockchain world.
Buying NFTs requires ETH, issuing tokens requires ETH, and using various applications requires ETH.
One day, ETH will become the king of the blockchain world.
And Bitcoin will rise to a million dollars, becoming a settlement tool in the global monetary system.
Of course, if you ask me how long it will take to get there, I can’t say, but the trend cannot be changed. The process may have twists and turns; it’s most important that you can hold on.
There are many opportunities in the crypto world, but it doesn’t mean you can just pick up money randomly.
Your cognition, your mindset, and your determination will all determine how far you can go and whether you can hold without selling in a panic. Can you hold on during a correction?
Just like buying BTC is a simple matter.
There will always be people saying, if I could go back 10 years, I would buy Bitcoin and be rich, but the reality is, if you clear your memory, you will definitely sell at some point.
Three factors determine the amount of Bitcoin you hold: entry time, determination, and ability to make money. Entry time is determined by luck, which we cannot control, but without determination and the ability to make money, good luck is of no use.
In ten years of Bitcoin, some people came and went, some left and came back, some came and never left, while others left and never returned.
Making money in the crypto world is just like this: simple yet difficult.
I’m done writing, keep it up.
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Let's do a multiple-choice question
How did you first come into contact with the cryptocurrency world ( )???
A: Introduced by a friend
B: Learned about it online
C: Heard from a financial institution
D: Set up by an enemy
How did you first come into contact with the cryptocurrency world ( )???
A: Introduced by a friend
B: Learned about it online
C: Heard from a financial institution
D: Set up by an enemy
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Looking at the market performance of altcoins, the market has quietly shifted from speculation and hype to a more pragmatic approach - value coins are slowly gaining the upper hand. In contrast, some newly launched PPT (PowerPoint presentation) projects are worse than each other, the hype comes and goes, the price goes up and down, and they are fundamentally unstable.
On the other hand, some projects with real revenue and clear uses, such as Aave, Pendle, MKR, Hype, Syrup, Cake, etc., although they haven't experienced significant ups and downs, their overall trend has been very stable in recent months, and some are even slowly rising. They are like the "blue-chip stocks" of the crypto world, relying on solid value support instead of speculation.
I myself am increasingly convinced that these honest projects that are doing things seriously, have revenue, and have application scenarios will go further than those L1 (Layer 1) platform coins that are hyped up. After all, L1 has been popular for several years, and valuations have been pushed too high, so bubbles will always be squeezed. The next market is probably "stop dreaming, it's time to return to reality." #加密市场回调
On the other hand, some projects with real revenue and clear uses, such as Aave, Pendle, MKR, Hype, Syrup, Cake, etc., although they haven't experienced significant ups and downs, their overall trend has been very stable in recent months, and some are even slowly rising. They are like the "blue-chip stocks" of the crypto world, relying on solid value support instead of speculation.
I myself am increasingly convinced that these honest projects that are doing things seriously, have revenue, and have application scenarios will go further than those L1 (Layer 1) platform coins that are hyped up. After all, L1 has been popular for several years, and valuations have been pushed too high, so bubbles will always be squeezed. The next market is probably "stop dreaming, it's time to return to reality." #加密市场回调
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The liquidation funding intensity of Bitcoin is too high, and neither bulls nor bears dare to touch it. In the short term, I estimate a rebound will break through 105,000 to liquidate some short positions, and then it may drop below 103,000 to liquidate some short positions again. The short-term upward expectations have been disrupted by the war, but it doesn't matter; the price will return. In the long term, the war has no impact on cryptocurrency prices. I believe the pullback is just an opportunity for you to buy in again.
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Currently, the entire blockchain industry seems to be stagnant, as if trapped in a deadlock: project teams issue tokens, launch them on Binance, hype up their valuations, and ultimately take turns harvesting investors like 'chives'. This cycle repeats itself, making it difficult for the industry to truly move forward.
I believe that for blockchain to develop healthily, it may require a major cleanup. But this should not be a simple and violent suppression; rather, a set of lightweight and targeted regulatory schemes should be established. The data of blockchain itself is open and transparent, making it easier to regulate than traditional industries. Regulation does not need to cover every aspect; it only needs to focus on a few key points, such as: the background of the project team, the financing process, and whether the smart contracts are legal and compliant—these would be sufficient.
Some current practices in certain projects are truly hard to watch. For instance, many DeFi (Decentralized Finance) projects, which are clearly providing financial services, insist on calling themselves 'network protocols' or 'commodity services', fearing scrutiny from the U.S. SEC. Some even go so far as to distance themselves by creating their own blockchain, which, frankly speaking, is just changing their guise to continue engaging in financial activities. This kind of behavior is no different from fraud.
Additionally, some projects' so-called 'financing' simply consists of posting on social media, claiming that someone invested, and calling it a day.
In the end, 'decentralization' should not be a shield for fraud; any technology should aim to improve lives, rather than becoming a tool for a few to exploit others.
On the contrary, directions like RWA (Real World Assets) and CeDeFi (Compliant Decentralized Finance) are more promising. They attempt to combine traditional finance with blockchain, being both innovative and more reliable. However, the issue is that achieving compliance comes with high thresholds and costs.
Overall, in the short term, the market may still remain in a low and 'bear market', but in the long run, there is hope for the industry to return to a healthy development track.
I believe that for blockchain to develop healthily, it may require a major cleanup. But this should not be a simple and violent suppression; rather, a set of lightweight and targeted regulatory schemes should be established. The data of blockchain itself is open and transparent, making it easier to regulate than traditional industries. Regulation does not need to cover every aspect; it only needs to focus on a few key points, such as: the background of the project team, the financing process, and whether the smart contracts are legal and compliant—these would be sufficient.
Some current practices in certain projects are truly hard to watch. For instance, many DeFi (Decentralized Finance) projects, which are clearly providing financial services, insist on calling themselves 'network protocols' or 'commodity services', fearing scrutiny from the U.S. SEC. Some even go so far as to distance themselves by creating their own blockchain, which, frankly speaking, is just changing their guise to continue engaging in financial activities. This kind of behavior is no different from fraud.
Additionally, some projects' so-called 'financing' simply consists of posting on social media, claiming that someone invested, and calling it a day.
In the end, 'decentralization' should not be a shield for fraud; any technology should aim to improve lives, rather than becoming a tool for a few to exploit others.
On the contrary, directions like RWA (Real World Assets) and CeDeFi (Compliant Decentralized Finance) are more promising. They attempt to combine traditional finance with blockchain, being both innovative and more reliable. However, the issue is that achieving compliance comes with high thresholds and costs.
Overall, in the short term, the market may still remain in a low and 'bear market', but in the long run, there is hope for the industry to return to a healthy development track.
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Organize some opportunities in the crypto space that can be seized in the second half of 25 years, specifically airdrops.
To begin with: Many people say that airdrops are no longer feasible and are all about counter-pulling. My personal understanding is that every industry, every track, and every sector has a dormant period; they are constantly fluctuating and cannot always yield wealth effects. If you view all airdrop project market trends over the past four years with a spot trading perspective, you will surely have different discoveries. This industry will never die.
1. Alpha, many people may know this renowned CEX airdrop project. In the past two months, those who participated have generally been well-fed, with approximately 20,000+ single number returns. Recently, there has also been a lot of FUD, and many people believe it can no longer be participated in. My personal strategy is to keep participating daily. There may not be much profit recently, but once the market reverses and more people exit, there will definitely be one or two big waves. After all, this is just the second month of a peak, and with many people exiting, there will still be opportunities. So I continue to maintain a high trading volume daily.
2. Camp, a chain game that is particularly intensive. Its lineup and model are very similar to last year's movement. My homie achieved A8 through the movie. The cost is extremely low, and there are numerous tasks, filtering out a large number of lazy dogs. The script players basically cannot play. I believe this is a very good project to time the market for money, and I am deeply involved.
3. 0G, a top-tier project, as an innovative sector airdrop project, it has a similar flavor to L2 from years ago. Although it seems very competitive, the data on Dune does not lie. During this low period of airdrops, everyone is just "talking", but those who actually participate are not many. It has high financing and high expectations, with a low number of participants! I recommend getting involved!
4. Infinex, a platform similar to GMX. Although it is a contract platform, it is decentralized, and the financing is also very high, with a near-zero loss method. Currently, it is in the testnet phase. I personally believe this is comparable to AEVO, which also has significant results. I have personally participated in many accounts.
5. Fogochain, a modular testnet that focuses on not spending a dime, just hard participation. Both the financing and the background are solid. There aren’t many accounts, but I am deeply involved and very optimistic.
To begin with: Many people say that airdrops are no longer feasible and are all about counter-pulling. My personal understanding is that every industry, every track, and every sector has a dormant period; they are constantly fluctuating and cannot always yield wealth effects. If you view all airdrop project market trends over the past four years with a spot trading perspective, you will surely have different discoveries. This industry will never die.
1. Alpha, many people may know this renowned CEX airdrop project. In the past two months, those who participated have generally been well-fed, with approximately 20,000+ single number returns. Recently, there has also been a lot of FUD, and many people believe it can no longer be participated in. My personal strategy is to keep participating daily. There may not be much profit recently, but once the market reverses and more people exit, there will definitely be one or two big waves. After all, this is just the second month of a peak, and with many people exiting, there will still be opportunities. So I continue to maintain a high trading volume daily.
2. Camp, a chain game that is particularly intensive. Its lineup and model are very similar to last year's movement. My homie achieved A8 through the movie. The cost is extremely low, and there are numerous tasks, filtering out a large number of lazy dogs. The script players basically cannot play. I believe this is a very good project to time the market for money, and I am deeply involved.
3. 0G, a top-tier project, as an innovative sector airdrop project, it has a similar flavor to L2 from years ago. Although it seems very competitive, the data on Dune does not lie. During this low period of airdrops, everyone is just "talking", but those who actually participate are not many. It has high financing and high expectations, with a low number of participants! I recommend getting involved!
4. Infinex, a platform similar to GMX. Although it is a contract platform, it is decentralized, and the financing is also very high, with a near-zero loss method. Currently, it is in the testnet phase. I personally believe this is comparable to AEVO, which also has significant results. I have personally participated in many accounts.
5. Fogochain, a modular testnet that focuses on not spending a dime, just hard participation. Both the financing and the background are solid. There aren’t many accounts, but I am deeply involved and very optimistic.
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