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My 'Binance Life': From Mining and Selling Coins to Becoming a Builder, I Found My Own Coordinate System
In the summer of 2021, I first encountered Binance. At that time, I only knew that 'if you have a graphics card, you can mine.' The ETH that popped out of the mining pool was sold at the exchange immediately. It wasn't that I was bearish; I just didn't dare to believe: whose money was I really making? Is the value of mining merely consuming electricity for numbers? 1. From 'Coin Selling Machine' to 'Problem Youth': Trust is dug out At that time, I was like a marionette. Every day I would turn on the machine, check the hash rate, sell coins, and repeat. Until one day, the mining pool revenue suddenly plummeted by 30%, and I stared blankly at the shrinking numbers in my wallet—not because I was losing money, but because I suddenly realized: if I don't even understand the rules I'm participating in, what I'm earning is merely coins in a bubble.
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Before posting, I read quite a few stories, most of which were experiences of encounters, ups and downs, and gains with Binance. What I want to say more is that narratives are changing tracks - it is no longer just a personal experience; it is becoming a daily choice for many: replacing 'account balance' with 'verifiable ownership', replacing 'platform identity' with 'on-chain identity', transitioning from 'passive use' to 'co-creation'. This is no longer niche. I got in touch with Binance in 2020 because of mining. Back then, I only knew that 'having a graphics card means you can mine', and the coins I mined were sold, not out of pessimism, but because I had not yet established trust in crypto. Every time I received profits, I would think: whose money am I actually making? Where does the value of mining come from? This is not a short-term issue; it’s a rules issue. So I started to learn systematically: how consensus is formed, how incentives are distributed, how risks are constrained, and for the first time, I used the coordinates of 'ownership, identity, verifiable' to understand the world.
I generally don't like to be a father to others, unless they come to be my father. If you look back, Bitcoin was born against the backdrop of the 2008 financial crisis, at that time no one would have thought that a white paper, an open-source code, would become the best asset of the past 17 years, without exception. Times are changing, the concept of money is changing, the concept of assets is changing, policies are changing, and on a path that no one has walked before, we practitioners went from being accused of 'pyramid schemes' by others to calling ourselves 'noble Wall Street traders'. On this road, our community is becoming larger and larger, facing one fork after another, each choice is a process of selection, some people get closer, while others drift further apart.