牛霸天

一文教你如何判断返佣节点如何选择 Everyone needs to see this

Let me show you step by step how to check the fees on your account: 保姆级图文教程

Get a clear idea of just how outrageous futures trading fees can be. Click the yellow text to see: 合约手续费

Recruiting outstanding node referral partners worldwide. Our rebate rate is among the best in the industry: 全网招募助力人

Fee rebates are a way to save within the rules—and a must for experienced traders: 了解规则百战百胜

If you have resources and connections, you can become one of my node referral partners. Click the yellow text to see: 部分助力人数据

Want to see what I can do? Click the yellow text to jump to the page. People who know their stuff never use a screenshot from a month ago: 返佣前十

Existing users, it's time to come back! 📣📣 You can join using the link below. See the third image for details: 老用户账户绑定
Click the yellow text to go to the page and check it out 🔍

A dedicated Binance rebate team leader and a member of Binance's monthly trading-fee contribution leaderboard.

Add me as a Binance friend to see the chat room below my profile picture. Click Chat to join.

#手续费返佣 #手续费 #rebates

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

News-driven catalysts:
$W: Delayed unlock + linear vesting + W2.0 tokenomics upgrade
$Grass: Multicoin investment + in-house revenue
$Strk: L1 transition + token unlock
$Cfx: Building a new blockchain network
$Zro: Partnerships with institutions such as Anchorage Digital + buybacks

Order-book driven:
$Lumia $Magic $ogn
These are mostly assessed based on OI + token distribution. This approach is suited to riding a move for a while.

Summary:
Combine news with trading volume and order-book activity. Pick coins with positive catalysts that can drive prices up, and whose volume confirms the move. A compelling story matters, but there also needs to be a market maker willing to push the price; otherwise, the positive news is just talk.

Don’t casually build your rebate relationship around someone you don’t trust.

When it comes to rebates, big names like Niu Batian and some major bloggers have been doing this for a long time without any issues. Manually paying rebates really shows how much they care about their clients’ chances of staying in the game. After all, the crypto world is full of stories about small investors turning things around against the odds. A few hundred or a few thousand USDT can even influence the decisions you make when you’re at your wit’s end!

But—and here’s the important part—you must remember this‼️ Stay away from people with a shady past or a record of dishonesty, as well as those who have only just started offering rebates. Don’t get involved with either of these groups.

There are more and more people offering rebates on the Plaza these days, and most of them are amateurs. (Most have lost a lot of money and are desperate to get results and turn things around. If they see that your trading volume is high, they may be tempted to do something shady.)

It costs them very little to disappear—they can just block and delete you, or start a new account. At the very least, choose someone who already has a following, assuming those followers aren’t fake. If they run off, they’ll have something to lose. Spend some time looking through their past posts, and use your good judgment to figure out whether they really know what they’re doing.

Even if you’re not with me, I still don’t want you to get scammed. Remember, the rebate rates differ across all the current tiers, and so do the quarterly requirements for each. Do you really think someone with just a few hundred or a few thousand dollars to their name can rack up thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars in fees every month? #返佣 #手续费返佣 #Fees

Lately, I’ve come up with so many product ideas, only to reject them one by one.

I hate AI so much. Back in the day, if you knew how to code, you could become some so-called tech genius. You could throw together a few tools or scripts and have plenty of chances to get rich. Now that AI is everywhere, anyone can build things, and even selling shovels has become a losing business.

I’ve been through the wars—from being a top hunter to becoming a trader, and then spending every day sucking up to people for referral commissions. What a story of a high-flying start and a steady decline. Most of the friends who were around at the same time have left the scene, but the ones who stayed have become big shots. I’m the only one still scraping by, asking them to sign up through my referral link.

When I see people making money trading, I admit I feel tempted too. I’m not satisfied with my own returns either. But as an engineer, I know all too well that in this space, the big money comes from riding the industry’s growth; profiting from market movements is always the lesser path. That’s not to say trading is bad—it’s just that I failed at it, and this path isn’t for me.

For me, building my own product and solving a genuine market need or pain point means one success could bring outsized returns. But after thinking about it for so long, I can’t even figure out what the market needs anymore. Is crypto really all about ruthless trading now?

AI, slow down a little, will you? Miss three days of learning and you’re already behind.

With Papertrade, you’re afraid you’ll miss a gold mine if you don’t farm it, and afraid of losing money if you do. Those farming it are all putting up with 13% slippage.

Even people putting in $1,000 are lining up. Should you jump in or not?

While you’re still waiting in line, nearly 1.7 billion $PAPER have already been minted, and stakers have earned $280,000 in rewards.

Even a nominal position of $1.6 million would only get you to around 1,200th place. It’s purely a race of whales against the clock.

If you didn’t deposit a few thousand dollars in advance, you’ve got no chance at all.

Seeing all the panic in discussions about AI breaking into the crypto world,

here are a few things everyone should know: banks aren't protected by cryptography—they rely on the police and the military. In the distant past, banks operated just fine without electronic bookkeeping.

Hackers aren't trying to maximize profit; they're trying to maximize the profit-to-risk ratio.

If you steal 100 million either way, you can get away with it in crypto, but in traditional finance you'll face the full force of the state.
Which would you choose?

This market trend is still ongoing, but every sharp rise and fall affects some customers.

The market hasn’t changed much lately. Unless it drops to the right level, I’m not planning to get in.

I also wanted to see the rebate matter through to the end and settle the remaining rebates for users whose accounts haven’t traded for a long time. But after asking several people in a row, I received bad news.

There’s no need to keep asking everyone individually. I hope everyone reading this approaches trading with caution: watch more and act less, be a friend of time, trade fewer contracts, and use less leverage. Using leverage speeds up time, which naturally makes you an enemy of time.#返佣 #手续费返佣 #手续费
$BTC $ETH

If your referrer is a heavy contract trader, don’t worry—there’s a good chance they’ll eventually run off with the money, because that’s human nature. They’re quite likely to misappropriate your funds.

Choosing wisely takes wisdom.

I see a lot of people going to crypto events and showing off their wallets or Binance usernames.

I recommend not connecting to any public Wi-Fi when you're out and about, not carrying accounts with a lot of money in them on you, and definitely not taking part in so-called private gambling games.

Although I receive merch from exchanges, and the platform gives me a monthly merch allowance to give to clients, I never take any crypto-related merch with me when I travel abroad.

When you're out and about, to a lot of people, crypto users are walking ATMs! If you've really made money, that's one thing. The real danger is if you've already lost it all but still swagger around wearing VIP merch.

I’ve been checked out lately and haven’t been keeping up with crypto much. I both love and hate this space, and I don’t know what I can share that would actually be valuable.

I love it because I’ve been here for so long that I’ve grown attached to it. I hope crypto can take its place at the mainstream table and prove that sticking with it all those years was the right choice.

I hate this space because there are too many bad people in it. Their tactics are so vile and underhanded, and I still have to play along and go along with them. Being a so-called “KOL” is really hard. I’m no longer any good at researching crypto projects, either. Traders I used to respect have learned only to wear fake masks 👺, and I’ve come to dislike my own identity to some extent, too.

Recently, a few so-called bloggers have been launching coins on the timeline—coins like Mysterious Xiao K Qian. I honestly can’t understand: are the people buying these coins’ heads full of shit?

There are so many scammers in this world because there are so many fools. I have a serious intolerance for stupidity. Making money in this space is really hard: project teams and market makers are at the top, big money and hot-money traders are in the middle, and KOLs are at the bottom. For ordinary people, making money is a matter of survival against the odds. If you don’t improve, your wealth will simply be redistributed away from you.

Where there are bad people in this world, there are good ones, too. No matter what part of the industry people work in, some of them will be good. I can’t say I’m a good person in the strictest sense, but I’m definitely not a bad one. I only make money in ways I know how to, and in more than ten years in this industry, I’ve never set up a paid group or promoted any coin.

I used to tell some of the people who supported me that although Mysterious Xiao K Qian’s methods were unethical, he had some real ability. But now he just promotes shitcoins to fleece people, and it looks like he’s nearing the end of the road. When Heaven wants to bring someone down, it first drives them mad. Someone who earns referral commissions is publicly promoting shitcoins—do you really think your commission is safe after passing through someone like that? And to anyone thinking of fleecing retail investors this way: you might as well launch a coin, fleece them, and then leave this industry for good.

When a coin is $1, you don’t buy. It pumps to $10 and you think it’s too expensive—then it hits $100.
After that, it drops to $50, but you don’t think it’s fallen enough. When it drops to $10, you think it’s time to buy the dip.
At $5, you go all in, then it keeps sliding to $2 and stays there for half a year.
You wouldn’t have bought it when it had already gone up fivefold, but because it fell 90% from its peak, you suddenly think it’s a bargain.
The truth is, this is the point where they’re really unloading. Pumping it to $100 and then letting it fall is just playing out the whole act, giving you a reason to buy.

The market caps shown for many coins on Binance are wrong.

Binance shows LYN's market cap as $6.9 million, but the combined balances in hot wallet addresses across several exchanges exceed $13 million.

Yesterday alone, LYN transferred $7 million to Binance. $LYN

If you're looking to get in early on low-market-cap coins, remember to research them carefully—or you could end up walking into a trap.

My support for Binance is definitely not just talk; I prove it with action—the men on the list, Niu Batian

You want him interest, he wants you principal

Put 50 BTC into solv for annualized 3% return

Doesn’t feel like an ordinary greenhorn investor. Let me maliciously speculate: maybe the project team pulled in people to boost TVI, and then cut them off and robbed them

In the end, either they got blackmailed and stolen from, or the profit distribution was unfair and then they came out to cause trouble

A normal person would look at solv’s candlestick chart and wouldn’t dare to deposit money

TVL = Total Value Locked (total locked value) $SOLV
$BTC

How to get trading fee rebates through Niu Batian. Once a referral relationship is established, it cannot be changed, so choose your referrer carefully. There are countless people in this industry—90% of them run off with your money, pull shady tricks, or scam people with doctored images. Remember: only scammers can meet your unreasonable demands. In this whole market, if anyone other than a scammer can offer you something, I can offer it too—and more! Please give us both a chance.

If you already have a Binance account but didn’t use an invitation code when you registered, you can contact me to have your existing account recalled and linked to me. If you registered your account using an invitation code, none of the current rules allow you to change your referrer. You’ll have to register a new account, use it for three months, and then link your old account to me.

The following three types of existing accounts can be linked to me. The specific requirements and recall methods are below. If you don’t know whether your account already has a referrer, click the yellow text to check: 点击查询是否有上家

1. No existing referrer + registered ≤30 days ago + no deposits/no coin purchases/no trades
2. No existing referrer + trading volume over the past 90 days ≤5,000 USD
3. No existing referrer + registered >90 days ago + completely inactive over the past 90 days, including no Earn products/no trades/no deposits or withdrawals. Logging in alone is fine.

Methods for account recall and linking
Method 1: Self-service linking
Method 2: Submit a re-linking application
Method 3: Existing-user recall

You can join the chat room or add me as a Binance friend to get the link. Methods 1 and 2 use the same link; the system will automatically determine which conditions you meet. If you’re not eligible for self-service linking, you’ll automatically be directed to the re-linking application process, so there’s no need to switch manually. Method 2 has no registration-time limit; users who have just registered can participate as long as they don’t meet the requirements for Method 1. For both Methods 1 and 2, users must open the link themselves and manually enter the inviter’s/referrer’s invitation code as instructed.

The main requirement for all three methods: you must not currently have any referral relationship (no existing referrer/inviter). Users who already have a referrer cannot use these methods.

$SAGA doubled profits by $10,000. In the end I lost $1,000 and cut my losses. It might break out, it might also drop—who knows?

Anyway, I'm just a sucker. I sold and went to spend a good Mid-Autumn Festival with my family. Crypto is really “evil.”

I told you already—I’m a lousy trader, a third-rate wild trader

BingX exchange was hacked for more than $300 million, and the market conditions show no change at all

Let me ask you this—would you still dare to go to other exchanges? Many people who don’t understand the situation just go to other exchanges because the referral commission rate is higher

An exchange doesn’t make money from trading fees. So what do you think it makes money from?

Binance is currently the only safest and most reliable exchange in the crypto space—no second choice

And there are also industry peers who deal in referral commissions. They always set up a bunch of exchanges with referral bonuses. When you meet people like this, you should put a big question mark on them. A “chicken” exchange loses users faster in one year than you can recruit them. In the long run, it’s just nonsense

I’m a captain who only does Binance referral commissions, because I only support what I believe in and insist on—if users feel safe using it, then we can talk about making money

The crypto world can never go back to the way it was back then.

What people call “holding on and getting rich” is survivorship bias.

For most ordinary people, the fate is holding on until it hits zero, regretting it in the end, and finally walking away calmly.

I saw that some bloggers are stirring up public opinion because they’re shouting out “call trades” for that low-quality dog coin #币安天使 . I don’t want to judge right or wrong or bother to look for the truth. All I can say is, it’s surprising that people actually buy these trash coins—it's not that the scammers are clever, it’s that there are too many idiots.

I’ve always believed that in this industry, everyone is here to make money. If you’re not sharp, you deserve to be scammed. I also play these trash coins. The simplest point is that your profits and losses are on you. You can’t just go in every time someone tells you to. If you make money, then great—you’re awesome. If you lose money, then don’t try to drag others into it to take the blame. Anyone who demands others be responsible for them is either a complete infant or just outright malicious.

Sometimes I genuinely can’t understand the logic of “bringing people to make money.” For example, if he calls out trades for this dog coin, isn’t his goal to make money too? If so, does the money he earns just become other people’s losses? And why even call out trades for this dog coin in the first place? The truth is unknown.

Why have I been able to get my rebate program going without getting heavily blackened? Because I never once thought I could “bring anyone” to make money. I provide a service to help you save money—that’s the value of my existence. As for whether you profit or lose, that’s your own issue. Once we establish a rebate relationship, of course I’m the one who hopes you make money the most—because the more you earn, the more I earn too.

If I share entry points or take you into trades, and we profit, then everyone’s happy. But if we lose, what happens? I would be unable to defend myself to anyone. So it’s best for people to understand what “niche” they’re in within the ecosystem. When you don’t know whose money you’re earning—or rather, when you don’t know you’re the one being used to earn money—then you’re the wheat being harvested by someone else.