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🚀 Grab the tail of TermMax and Binance Wallet’s Booster campaign and sprint for the final rewards!

The hottest “free-money” opportunity these days is the Booster campaign launched by TermMax in collaboration with Binance Wallet! This is a big pre-TGE community giveaway from the project team, with a prize pool of up to 2,000,000 TMX tokens.

Want to make it into the Top 500 Chinese leaderboard in the last two days and split the 150,000 TMX prize pool? You must lock in the following:

1. Key focus: Go to the TermMax campaign page via Binance Wallet > Discover > Booster. Besides quiz and raffle entries, the creator missions on Binance Square are the key to getting on the leaderboard. Publish an original short post every day, mention @TermMax , and include the #TermMax hashtag to earn points and climb the rankings!

2. Key deadlines: The leaderboard snapshot time is August 22 at 07:59 (UTC+8). To win, you must be within the Top 500 at the time of the snapshot. After that, don’t forget to go back to the campaign page and click the “Complete” and “Verify” buttons between August 24 at 11:00 and August 25 at 07:59 to confirm your eligibility—otherwise all your effort will be in vain!

3. Content reminder: Your post content must be closely related to TermMax. Pure AI-generated content, plagiarism/reposting, spam, or content unrelated to the project will be handled as 0 points, and you may even be disqualified.

Time is running out—post now and go climb the leaderboard!

Biggest reward opportunity right now: 2M TMX prize pool. Here's how to grab a share:
Post daily on Binance Square, mention @TermMax , and use #TermMax to earn points and climb the leaderboard.
Snapshot at 07:59 AM (UTC+8), Aug 22. Must be in Top 500. Then verify between 11:00 AM, Aug 24 and 07:59 AM, Aug 25 (UTC+8) – or lose eligibility.
Posts must be original and TermMax-related. AI spam, plagiarism, or off-topic content = zero points or disqualification.
Go post now!

#termmax @TermMax

I saw the mechanism explanation for the latest update from @TermMax and I paused for a while. It’s not because it’s overly complicated—it's the way they split the matured settlement, and I didn’t immediately get the logic.

I’d previously assumed that locking for the long end is more worthwhile, with the short term only serving as a transition. But after looking at how they arrange the liquidity pool, the short end actually ends up taking in the more solid returns first. A bit surprising. Maybe I was too influenced by the way other protocols think. This setup isn’t without trade-offs: the short end is more sensitive, and once someone runs early, the price will shake a lot. For @TermMax to arrange it like this, they either calculated the pressure beforehand or they’re betting on it. I lean toward the former—because in the code, several boundary values are pretty tightly constrained.

The fee section finally isn’t hiding anymore. I’ve flipped through a lot of interfaces—real numbers only pop up in the last second before you confirm, and that experience is terrible. At least they put the costs out in the open, and that’s a decision I made quickly. Still, the default slippage setting is a bit too lenient; adjusting it manually is more reliable. Don’t be lazy—otherwise if you put in a large amount, you’ll likely get the short end of the stick.

As for whether the model is already fully running, I think it’s still too early. The parameters were just tuned once; in the community, people are already arguing about the dividend schedule using old data—that’s not fair. Wait until the next settlement actually lands, then look back. I’m currently watching just one metric: changes in the short-term pool depth. If it can weather weekend volatility, then it’ll be something worth talking about. If it can’t, then everything said earlier is just empty talk.$NVDAB

One more thing: the documentation doesn’t force a one-size-fits-all template, which is surprisingly rare. Some projects are desperate to explain every concept like it’s a textbook chapter—yet end up saying nothing. They write with restraint, which actually makes me want to read it again. That restraint is a strength in technical docs; in marketing it might be a disadvantage, but I don’t care about marketing.

Let me leave a question open: if the short end stays strong, will it drain the long end? I need to think about that more. I’m not in a rush to draw a conclusion.#termmax @TermMax

$BTC BlackRock is also selling big!

In June, it sold out $3.55 billion.

Set the record for the largest monthly outflow.

ETF buy-side demand has completely weakened.

Institutional pressure isn’t over yet!

BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF saw outflows of about $3.55 billion in June, setting a record for the largest single-month outflow in history. Previously, ETFs were the biggest BTC accumulation narrative—now they have turned into the most obvious source of sell pressure.

Even BlackRock is outflowing.

With BTC rebounding, it’s hard to be smooth.$SOL #原油价格下跌

Click the card below and get straight to it!👇$ETH

Expected an alpha airdrop this afternoon
You haven't replied yet, you'll only reply tomorrow, it's such a pity 🥹

Did everyone do the Binance giveaway of 5 alpha points that I mentioned yesterday?
You can do it in 15 seconds, with a loss of 0.1U—do it all for me! Campaign time: June 30 16:00 to July 7 07:59. After you finish, the points will be credited the day after tomorrow.
#ALPHA🔥

Expected CAP to launch exclusively on Binance Wallet for TGE
Participation Time: June 26, 19:00–21:00
Trading opens at 21:00
Raising 605 BNB, selling 100 million CAP tokens
Pre-launch FDV at 210 million
Personal prediction, subject to official announcement.

Done, CZ's 3 predictions, the scariest one is hidden in the third.
It's not about "Will cryptocurrency die?", nor "Will AI take the cake?".
It's: In a few months, the ones going on a buying spree on-chain may not even be human.
AI Agents making autonomous payments and trades, the timeline is months, not years.
The significance of this coming from CZ is — he's not forecasting technology, he's describing something he's already seen.
Many people see the AI hype and the crypto bear market as oppositional, thinking that money has been sucked away by AI.
CZ’s logic follows a different line: AI consumes computing power, calls data, and completes transactions, all of these actions require settlement. Without account approvals, no KYC delays, and a payment system that code can directly call, the best match currently is on-chain.
As AI speeds up, on-chain transaction volumes will rise — not because more retail traders are entering, but because machines are continuously running.
For holders, if this logic holds, it means the source of demand has changed.
Previously, on-chain prosperity relied on human emotional cycles. In the future, there might be an additional leg: the daily operations of AI systems.
With two driving forces overlapping, volatility might not necessarily shrink, and the ceiling could look different.
This is being said by the founder of Binance, with a bullish stance written all over his face, and that context needs to be considered.
AI Agents making autonomous trades is a real direction, but from emergence to scale, the regulatory and security hurdles are still ahead. The judgement of "months" is just an indication; listen to the direction and adjust your timeline yourself.
In your current positions, which one is betting on the AI Agent line? $BNB

1.2, the weather is clear, I feel like I'm doing well again. Everyone, please keep warm. I'm giving out 10,000 BNB red envelopes 🧧🧧🧧 Going to sleep now.