Cryptoed

Just leaving this here — a draft for history.

I would like to see a scenario like this:
📈 Bounce $BTC to ~100-110 thousand.
🧠 Formation of "head and shoulders"
🐻 Dive into a bear market
💤 Bottom of the bear — around $50,000 in autumn 2026
🌅 Then — recovery and new highs in 2–3 years

This is not a call to action, not financial advice —
but merely the imagination of one of millions of investors.

💭 Never listen to anyone.
Trade with your head.

🌕 I saved up based on 241 points

I spent it all on just a few bucks

I farmed it originally for Pencake, but now it’s also enough for at least 2–3 drops (the last one was for +$45, by the way)

So this is me on the topic: is it worth spinning the alpha right now? Obviously!

🍌 Give me 30 bananas and I’ll record a mini-video on how to farm points effectively with minimal costs

🐳 Whales buy AAVE

A large address, about 10 hours ago, sent 39,018 AAVE out of Kraken worth $6.3 million

This is already the second notable move by a large player into AAVE within the past day. Yesterday, two other wallets swapped $4.26 million in WBTC for 25,502 AAVE

At the same time, bearish divergences are forming on the chart, so this signal should be taken into account 👀

Important: this information is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice or a call to buy

🐳 A large whale makes a bet on UNI

The address that sold 167,855 ETH for $408 million in September has, over the past week, accumulated 3.125 million UNI worth $24.2 million at an average price of about $7.75

The position is already showing approximately $3.8 million in unrealized profit

Important: this information is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice or a call to buy

Elon Musk’s favorite joke about economists

Two economists are walking through the forest
And then they stumble upon a pile of shit

One says to the other:
— I’ll pay you 100 dollars if you eat it

The second one eats it and gets his 100 dollars

They go on

After a while they find another pile

Now the second one says:
— Alright, then I’ll pay you 100 dollars if you eat it

The first eats it and gets 100 dollars

They go on, and a couple of minutes later one says:
— Wait… What did we even do just now?
— What do you mean?
— Well, you ate a pile of shit, I ate a pile of shit

In the end, we don’t have any more money

Pause

Where is the point in this?

The second one calmly replies:
— No, you’re just looking at it the wrong way! We just added 200 dollars to the economy 😅

The arc season has ended without even starting 💩

97% of memes are currently trading with virtually no volume.

In essence, you could only make money here in the first few days.

And for those who managed to buy memes even before the official mainnet launch.

90% of the ETH shorts that whales had been building on Bitfinex over the past week—closed a couple hours ago.

🐳 Whales start cashing out the hype

➖ Wallet 0xc745 sent to OKX and Bybit 177,518 HYPE — about $16 million.

➖ At the same time, an address associated with Hypersphere Ventures sold 62,869 coins (~$5.78M) that it had bought just a month ago. Profit — about $2.13M

After a strong surge in HYPE, large holders begin taking profits 👀

Someday you’ll understand that crypto wasn’t only about money.

You came here for Xs, fast trades, and the hope that one day you’ll earn enough to stop worrying about everything.

Then you start looking at everything differently.

The main value of crypto is that you can own your money yourself. Without a bank deciding what you’re allowed to do with your balance. Without an intermediary that you have to trust every time you want to transfer your funds.

Of course, there are plenty of scammers here. You can lose money, buy at the top, or trust the wrong person. Crypto doesn’t become perfect because of that.

But it gave people the very ability to choose who to trust with their money.

And, maybe that’s what you come to value the most over time.

Not just another X.

But control over what belongs to you.

📝 +10$ into the category from 0 to 1000$

• Opened the Phantom mobile wallet
• Saw a banner (in the screenshot)
• Need to make a trade for 25$ (buy-sell)
• Reward 10$

ℹ️
Check whether you have a banner in the Phantom mobile app
The swap needs to be done on the Robinhood Chain network
Choose a token with decent liquidity

The rewards are promised after September 29. So for now I’m writing it down in pencil ✏️

P.S. On BingX, with vouchers and the roulette, I got up to 100$ just from a zero account (the posts above)

If you register accounts for the whole family—don’t overlap devices or IP addresses (applies to both campaigns), otherwise they may take the rewards

100$ / 1000$

➡️
100$ I’ll send to Binance (also another one) to get at least 1 point for participating in the next IPO of Pancake

And from the main account I’ll try to go for the maximum.

Who already used it—what do you think?

Crypto is fun because you buy a coin after it has dropped by 50%

It drops another 50%, you buy again, and then somehow you find out there’s still 50% left to reach zero, and again and again

Someone, stop $LTC

bStocks vs classic broker: where there are actually fewer fees and faster withdrawals

I didn’t compare it in theory, but based on what I personally saw in the app.

1. Back-and-forth conversion — no commission
You take a stock bought through a brokerage platform, convert it into bStocks 1:1. No lock-up, no minimum fee for holding, commission—zero. With a classic broker, when you transfer assets, they often shake you down for a percentage.

2. Withdrawal to your own wallet, no queue
You withdraw bStocks to Trust Wallet or a hardware wallet—so it’s already your asset, not tied to the platform. On-chain settlements are instant. Not “a request and three days of waiting,” but a transaction.

3. Back into the stock — slower
Conversion of bStocks back into a position is calculated during the market’s trading hours, not instantly. Speed works only one way—you should keep that in mind.

4. And now there’s also zero commission on withdrawal
Current promotion: withdrawing bStocks through BNB Smart Chain with no network fee. With a broker, the withdrawal fee is a separate line item—something you only realize after the fact.

5. But it’s not a full replacement for a broker
The token gives rights tied to the underlying asset, not direct ownership of the company’s stock. It’s convenient for moving funds and self-custody. For shareholder status—no.

Fees and speed are different measures; here bStocks wins specifically on the second one.

92 272 people worldwide have at least $1 million specifically in Bitcoin

Overall, the Crypto Wealth Report 2026 estimates the number of crypto millionaires at 135,694. At the top — 290 owners of $100+ million and a total of 23 crypto billionaires

Interesting?

bStocks in 5 minutes: how to buy Tesla or Apple using only crypto

I thought that US stocks are a separate world—separate broker, separate papers. Turns out it’s simpler.

1. Go to the stocks section right in the app
You don’t need to open a separate brokerage account. Everything is in the same Binance where your crypto already is.

2. Top up your balance with a stablecoin
USDT, USDC, or even BNB—then it’s converted into your position. No need to deposit cash.

3. Buy not the whole share, but as much as you need
Fractional shares from $5. I took a small amount for Tesla just to check how everything is calculated—and I saw the minimum platform commission is $0.35 per order.

4. The position is executed via a broker-dealer
The purchase is carried out by Nest Trading Limited, regulated by ADGM, while a separate custodian handles the custody of shares and dividends. So there’s real infrastructure behind it, not “like in a casino.”

5. If you want, convert into bStocks
It’s a token on BNB Chain. Converting the underlying share into bStocks and back is 1:1, with no fee. Splits and dividends are processed automatically.

Trading runs 24/5—the price doesn’t always move exactly when you’re watching the screen.

5 mistakes I made in TradFi on Binance

I got into bStocks thinking, “Well, it’s just like buying Tesla on an exchange.” No. Here’s what tripped me up.

1. Thought it was the same stock
Turns out — it’s a certificate. It’s backed 1:1 by a real share held by the custodian, but it’s not direct ownership of the paper. The difference only hit me once I started digging into exactly what I bought.

2. Didn’t even check if it was available at all
The product operates under the ADGM prospectus; the list of jurisdictions is limited — it’s not available in the U.S. for U.S. citizens. I missed this detail, even though I should’ve checked first.

3. Dropped a decent amount right away
Even though fractional shares start from $5. It made sense to try the minimum first and see how the 1:1 conversion works — but for some reason I thought it was already clear.

4. Confused it with a crypto chart
24/7 trading is convenient. But the price can jump even on Saturday night, when the regular exchange is closed and there aren’t any TradFi analysts on hand. The first time it happened, it threw me off a bit.

5. Expected the same selection as a broker
At the start, there weren’t many available assets. I planned a portfolio as if the whole market were in front of me — I had to redo it based on what actually exists on the list.

bStocks is a bridge between stocks and crypto, not a clone of a broker. First figure out what you’re buying and where it works, then deposit the money.

Binance Alpha.

Day 5️⃣ $DGAI
$16k+ in volume
Bought-sold $1000 4 times
Tomorrow +16 points