Step-by-step guide to check the fees generated by your account 保姆级图文教程
Use numbers so you can feel how outrageous contract fees are at a glance. In just one month, the fees exceeded the principal. Click the yellow text to view 合约手续费
We’re recruiting excellent nodes across the whole network—helping people and earning commissions. The commission rate is top-tier across the entire internet 全网招募助力人
Fee commission is within the rules; saving on fees is a must-have for experienced traders 了解规则百战百胜
If you have resources and connections, you can become my node assistant. Click the yellow text to view my node 部分助力人数据
Want to see my实力 (capability)? Click the yellow text to jump to someone capable. People with real ability never use screenshots from a month ago 返佣前十
Long-time users can be recalled 📣📣 You can join by choosing through the links below; you can see the details in Picture 3 老用户三个月交易量低于5000刀可以召回 Click the yellow text to jump to the page to check 🔍
New users who register through the link get a $500 fee reward
Binance’s loyal commission team captain—ranked 13th on Binance’s monthly fee contribution leaderboard. In a single month, contract fees exceed $300,000
Add me on Binance as a friend—you can view the chat room under my avatar. Click to join the chat
If you have questions, I’ll have the answers. Professional matters should be handled by professionals #手续费返佣 #手续费 #commission
牛霸天聊天室 Click the yellow font to enter You can also click the avatar to go to the personal homepage, and enter the chat room below
Confidence comes from strength! Strength comes from character
The awesome ones never use pictures older than three months. In the crypto world, three months is a small cycle 天下英雄如过江之鲫
The crypto world is a dark jungle. The weak are淘 (weeded) and the strong survive. For inquiry proportions, please click the yellow font to jump first, then ask 只服务强者
Those who know how to buy are the apprentices; those who know how to sell are the masters 会空仓的才是祖师爷
How to make big money in the crypto world—click the yellow font to view the秘籍 交易应该逆大众而行
If you认可 my content, then we’re friends on the same path. Please click the yellow font and give me one minute 花一分钟了解我
Trading requires paying a cost of time and effort. Teach the repetitive tasks to machines to execute 相信量化机器人
Liquidation clearing fees are very expensive. How to avoid being charged a 1.5% liquidation fee—please click the yellow font to jump 爆仓清算费
The man on the Binance fee rebate and commission leaderboard: Niubatian (牛霸天) #手续费 #返佣 #fee rebate and commission
No, I really don’t have that kind of luck to get rich. Back then I used more than a dozen dollars to buy that zec, and I even posted on my朋友圈 every day, charging my belief. In the blink of an eye it’s risen like this—now it’s over $1,500, and it’s all gone. $ZEC $BTC
The three coins that came out on the new platform at that time for $GSTOCK
I figured I shouldn’t just bet on one coin with everything, so I each bought $50 to test the flavor. I woke up, checked once, and then went back to sleep
Note: don’t buy. It can be wiped out anytime; I’m just saying it’s playing with small money in some dirt-coin—not really, but it does reveal wisdom
Let me share with you the types of groups that scam artists in the crypto world appear in frequently. The following ranking is based on the proportion of scammers
The rankings only reflect industry irregularities, but they do not mean every person in the listed areas is bad. In this world there are both black and white, good people and bad people. Even in places where scammers show up frequently, there are still good people who persist
TOP1: Paid communities. In the early stage, they mainly rely on content reposting. Later on, it’s the “line-drawing masters,” who only show profits and never show losses. All screenshots are done with Photoshop
TOP2: Referral commission services. They take advantage of information being opaque, do under-the-table tricks, and withhold part of clients’ money. They are essentially gamblers. They divert referral commissions; if things go wrong, they run. In the beginning, it’s all based on one image, and the content is fabricated from scratch
TOP3: Quant trading. They exploit clients’ lack of understanding of new things, and dress it up with high-sounding language to present a Ponzi scheme. They control users’ APIs to match trades for themselves (“wash trading”) or directly transfer funds
What other industries have you encountered scams in? Feel free to add your input. These are the high-incidence areas for scammers—please stay vigilant and take care of your safety
One good deed and one evil deed: we will feel warmth toward kind people, and anger toward those who do wrong.
But as onlookers, we are neither a bodhisattva nor a judge to decide right from wrong. When I originally saw someone being cheated, I was indignant and furious. Now, when I see someone being cheated, I can only say, “Serves you right.”
The crypto world is a dark jungle. If you’re not sharp, heaven will redistribute your wealth again. Even I am no exception—being cheated means I also have problems with my own intelligence.
When you try to judge whether a deal might get you cheated, I can offer you a few angles to think about.
1. Can the party you’re cooperating with actually profit? Relying on other people’s moral bottom lines to constrain a partnership goes against human nature. For example, with a referral commission: you do a $10,000 transaction volume, maybe even only a few hundred dollars in principal. They tell you they’ll give you a 50% referral commission. Would you believe it? Ask yourself.
2. If they can agree to everything you want, raise your guard even higher—because only scammers can satisfy your demands unconditionally. What kind of strength you have determines what kind of resources you can match. If your principal is just $100, what “partnership” is there to talk about? (Not looking down on small investors—just protecting your life, dog-head.)#返佣 #手续费返佣
If you have a Hong Kong bank account, you can directly transfer from Binance to a Hong Kong bank via USDT to HKD. Binance currently supports direct withdrawals to your bank. The fee is $25 per transaction.
Next, you link a domestic wallet for payments. As long as each transaction is under 200 RMB, there’s no service fee.
That way, you can make money in crypto and spend it in real life—no more worrying about withdrawal safety issues.
Of course, this channel isn’t suitable for large withdrawals. It’s mainly for covering everyday expenses. High-frequency small withdrawals are also a bit of a hassle. But withdrawing around $20,000–$30,000 per year within the country can still be quite comfortable.
By the way, if you deposit the money directly into your Hong Kong bank account in HKD, you can also earn interest. You can even use it to buy US stocks, or participate in Hong Kong stock IPOs.
Just opened the Binance app, and within dozens of seconds I saw a blogger saying that on-chain hype has been cooling off. Old Wang was browsing an article about getting trapped after buying alpha. Everyone seems to be losing money.
Suddenly I didn’t dare to open my Binance wallet, because I bought a bunch of memes, and the wallet will most likely suffer losses again.
In the end, I still went ahead and clicked to take a look. Luckily, overall it only dropped a few percentage points. Is it really a situation where there’s nothing left to fall? $PONS $牛来 $币安人生
Why I’ve never recommended that everyone go short on memecoins—besides the risk/reward ratio, it’s also because of the mechanism issues. Today I’ll share an analysis of the shorting mechanism under low liquidity.
$LSK In thin liquidity, traps are set for people who bet on the “correct” direction: when ADL forcibly triggers take-profit, a liquidation waterfall comes down. Someone just happens to be short with a large unrealized profit. But the price falls too hard and too fast—so the long positions being liquidated don’t even have enough buy-side liquidity to get closed. The liquidation engine can’t close them at bankruptcy prices (i.e., it can’t prevent “going negative,” or being under-collateralized). And the insurance fund can’t fill that gap.
At that point, the exchange activates automatic deleveraging (ADL, Auto-Deleveraging): it ranks positions by profit and leverage, then forcibly liquidates a portion of the counterparty positions with the highest profits and leverage. It uses their unrealized profits to plug the hole. In other words, in an extreme crash, even if your directional judgment is completely correct and you were supposed to make a killing, the system may still force you out at the exact moment you should hold.
ADL is a product of liquidity exhaustion—when even liquidation can’t be completed properly. Memecoin wicks often punch through the order book within seconds by dozens of percentage points of depth. The insurance fund gets breached instantly, and ADL gets triggered as a result. Once again, it shows—on the winner’s side as well—how thin the memecoin order books are: ADL rarely appears on mainstream coins, but during memecoin crashes it’s a frequent guest.
Play meme and understood: it’s important that I can make money from those kinds of people. Since I entered the industry, I’ve always believed that my earning has never depended on talking someone into taking over for me. The market will take over for me; trading is where I can profit standing, never kneeling.
In the early stage, I can’t make money from the internal pool, and I can’t make money from P-small soldiers’ money either. I can only make money from the exchange players’ funds.
If the goal is to earn this group of people’s money, then I can narrow down the number of coins I trade a lot. And I can also take on a slightly higher position.
More of my posts are about sharing my own thoughts. I will never try to诱导 or recommend any coin.
I’m just a dirt-dog—I'll only buy $200 worth. If I go around shouting trade calls, isn’t that just being a fool? And then I drag my friends to have them take over for the big guys? Then I end up crying and managing to make a double with just $200.
In trading, I’m mostly a third-rate player. The purpose of me playing dirt-dogs is to achieve my target of single-coin A7. In my heart, I still believe the crypto market is suitable for small bets to win big. As for airdrops, I’ve already achieved my long-time dream of farming single-coin A7 through pyth staking to get w airdrops. As for dirt-dogs, it hasn’t happened yet, so I’m still working hard to learn.
Don’t buy any coin following me. You can use my lessons to optimize your own thinking—then we’re soulmates 💏
After too many zeroing resets, it still feels uncomfortable in my heart. After all, no one’s money is blown in by the wind. Later, I adjusted my strategy—if it doubles, I’ll cash out and achieve zero later, successfully delaying my zeroing time. But in the end, the result was still zero, because basically I never set a stop loss. Every time, I think that once I buy, it’s basically a position heading toward being zeroed out.
During this period, I put in 300k and bought two hundred bucks worth of coins on Binance life. I doubled and cashed out. Going all the way out, I only made about five or six thousand dollars. I could have made over a million on a single trade.
Bull came—I got on board with 500 dollars at 10M. At 30M, I still missed the chance and sold too early. When Bull got listed and went live on the Binance exchange spot market, I carefully observed many people starting to buy Bull. Even a lot of influencers who I thought definitely wouldn’t be the one to take the bag bought spot as well. As expected, all the wash-ruggie “go listing” behavior is just to get better liquidity so someone can be left holding the bag. People who only play on exchanges have a severe information lag. These people also end up being the final bag-holders among on-chain players.
Information asymmetry is still the most profitable way in this industry. I always thought I knew—many people in this circle already know it too. But that’s not the case. My information advantage alone is already enough to put me in the top 1%. I can completely use information asymmetry to help me manage my positions. Next, when I buy these washed-out meme coins, I’ll focus on observing which group the information is being passed to. To be honest, it’s embarrassing: after playing for so many years, I only figured out this truth—it’s so plain and unremarkable. $牛来
As an old player who followed Musk buying Dogecoin, only when the bull came online did I finally fully understand how to play these memecoins to get great results.
I may not always be able to secure the absolute lowest-price allocation, because due to time lag I won’t stay up all night to scan the chain. I’m older now—staying up late makes me feel awful for an entire week. I’ll only write some monitoring bots for special market conditions and occasionally play, but basically I have the chance to enter on almost all “golden dogs,” unless it’s a super fast run-through.
Thanks to years of accumulation, I’ve built up a lot of high-quality communities and friends who help each other. When market hype picks up, it’s basically only a handful of coins. I just need to filter the information to catch them.
But every year I still lose money on memecoins. Even during the hottest pump, I could still turn 50 SOL into zero within half a month to a month. At the time I analyzed the reason: I was too numb. I didn’t treat myself as a beginner and fully immerse myself in learning and understanding these coins. If I buy 1 SOL worth of each memecoin, even when it goes to zero, I don’t feel much. When I earn a few times, it’s a little touching, but I still don’t want to sell. I just want to chase 100x+ so I can post it and show off. In the end, it basically all goes to zero. $PUMP $DOGE $PEOPLE
$FLORK Because cow dealers are pulling the board, huh? As long as the major holder is still around, conspiracy coins aren’t afraid
The price has been hovering near the cost line—this is the hardest time to control. There are several thoughts in my head fighting with each other, so I can only keep throwing more in to form the LP
Has anyone here been playing this coin? Can you predict the future direction?
Why focus on this little shitcoin of three melon coins and two dates this time? Because I’ve left most of my positions in cash. I’m going after a small coin with big upside and also giving myself something to do
Most importantly, the article I posted yesterday about forming the LP actually gave me a $10 creator reward, 🤣 so I’m back to posting filler again
This is a Binance old user I got to know recently.
I took a look at his last one year’s trading fee records.
The actual fees generated were 8,310.36 U.
If he had been bound to me before,
at least he could save and get back over 20% of the trading fees—yes, “at least.” You get it.
That means at least 1,662.07 U can be refunded to him.
And the entire process is automatically settled by Binance’s fee rebate system; at most, any remaining part is handled manually for you.
And you, my friend—if you’re seeing this far, what you need to do right now is: click my profile picture, send me a private message, ask me for the invitation code for the exchange you’re currently using, and then bind it to your account. You can also enjoy the same benefits.
$FLORK withdrew the LP to earn interest, almost had the pot smashed for me; last night I pulled up and watched it come back to break even, so I ran a bit
Before looking at the on-chain data, the TOP conspiracy players in the front were distributing at a high level. Yesterday they bought back at a low price again. Once the price broke even, I ran some first. After the price drops, I’ll come back to set up the LP. Otherwise, with all those coins in hand, once I’m out of the LP range, the only thing left is to stand there and get hit
Kind reminder: don’t trade on-chain—there’s a 3% tax. If you buy, make sure you’re prepared for it to go up 6 points to get back to break even $牛来