What should you check if your deposit hasn’t arrived?
After depositing cryptocurrency into Binance, many beginners worry that their funds may be lost if the deposit still hasn’t arrived after waiting for a while. In fact, deposit delays can happen for several reasons. If this happens, don’t rush to send the funds again. Instead, follow these steps to check what’s going on. Step 1: Check the transfer history on the sending platform. First, check whether the sending platform has successfully submitted the transfer. If the status still shows as processing, you’ll need to check on the sending platform’s progress. Step 2: Check the transaction hash. If the sending platform provides a TxID (transaction hash), you can look up the transaction status using the corresponding blockchain explorer and confirm whether the transaction has been confirmed by the blockchain network.
Transferring cryptocurrency may seem simple: just enter an address, select a network, and enter an amount. But for beginners, overlooking any detail could result in a loss of funds. Today, let's learn about the three most important concepts when making a transfer. Step 1: What is an address? An address can be understood as a payment identifier on the blockchain. When transferring funds to someone, you need to enter the correct address they provided. After copying an address, you should also check its first and last characters to avoid errors or replacement by malware. Step 2: What is a network?
What’s the difference between an exchange account and a personal wallet?
Many people who are new to cryptocurrency may think there is no difference between keeping coins on an exchange and storing them in a personal wallet. In fact, the two differ greatly in how assets are managed and who is responsible for security. Today, we’ll explain it in simple terms. 1. Exchange accounts For example, after you buy BTC on Binance, your assets will appear in your exchange account. Exchanges offer users features such as buying and selling and asset management, making them convenient to use. For beginners who are just learning to trade, an exchange account can help you quickly get familiar with basic operations such as buying and selling, checking orders, and managing assets.
A whale withdraws 2.45 million ONDO—I’m more focused on whether $0.45 can hold
Today I noticed an on-chain move: a wallet that had been steadily building positions in altcoins withdrew around 2.455 million ONDO from Binance, worth approximately $1.14 million.
A withdrawal alone isn’t enough to call this a bullish signal, but it’s a fund movement worth keeping an eye on.
Looking at the short-term ONDO/USDT structure, the price is around $0.45, right near a key moving-average zone. $0.47 is the resistance level I’ll be watching next, but it’s too early to say the trend has reversed.
My trading plan:
If the price gets back above $0.47 with volume confirmation, I’ll watch to see whether it can test $0.48 next.
If support around $0.45 fails, I’ll watch how price holds in the $0.43 area. If that level breaks, the short-term rebound thesis will need to be reassessed.
I’m not going to chase a rally just because of a whale’s move. On-chain fund flows are only a clue—the key is whether price provides confirmation.
What do you think is more worth watching with this ONDO withdrawal: the fund movement itself, or whether price can break above $0.47 next?
AAVE rebounds above $160 again; the real key is around $162 I took another look at the AAVE/USDT chart today. The previous pullback bottomed out around $147, and the price has gradually recovered since then, now moving back above $160. On the 4-hour chart, the price has moved back above the MA5 and MA25, suggesting that buying pressure is recovering. But I wouldn’t jump into a long position just because of the rebound. The $162–$163 area is a key level in the near term. If the price breaks through on strong volume and holds above it, the next target could be around $166, or even the $170 area if momentum is strong. If the price repeatedly rallies and then pulls back around $162, it’s more likely to enter a short-term consolidation phase. I’ll be watching two levels closely: $162–$163: Short-term breakout confirmation zone $157–$158: Important support area on a pullback Aave’s fundamentals are also worth keeping an eye on lately. Deposits on Aave V4 continue to grow, and V4 is gradually evolving from an early-stage product upgrade into a lending market with real capital being deployed. So I’d rather view this AAVE rebound as the result of both the price structure and fundamentals recovering, rather than just a single bullish candle. If AAVE breaks above $163, I’ll keep an eye on how well the move continues. If it falls back below $157, I’ll need to reassess the validity of this rebound. $AAVE
Do you think AAVE is starting to strengthen again, or will it pull back once more after reaching resistance?