$CAKE He has been performing well recently, slowly recovering steadily. Give it four years, from this round of bear market to the next round of bull market, and see if deflation can bring it a standout in coin prices. (3 sets of data). Let's witness it together. Among the altcoins ranked after the top 50 by market cap, I only hold this one. Even if it doesn't have capital backing, we'll see if it can outperform other altcoins through its lonely and desolate buyback and burn strategy. For example, air coins like arb op. The rest is just to hold on to $BTC and it will be fine.
I declare that the bottom of the bear market meteor has already left—it's gone, $ETH 1505, $BTC 57800; this is the lowest point of this bear cycle, and it won’t go below this price. The lowest price is often reached almost unnoticed. The logic is simple: why would the price, which was lifted by American capital spending money, be smashed back down? Let me explain specifically: in the 2021 bull market, Chinese people—including me—sold pancakes around 15,000. Then by the end of 2022, when we entered the bear-market bottom, pancakes were still 15,000+. This level is exactly where it denies those who missed the previous round of gains the chance to buy back. Similarly, today’s 60,000 has the same logic as the 15,000+ around Christmas 2022—it won’t go lower. Don’t believe it? Let’s wait and see. Why would you give Chinese retail investors a low-price “reverse pickup” to take it back? No way. At/above 60,000, slowly shake out positions and slowly pull it up—this is reasonable. Tell me: don’t you guys lack spot pancake holdings? And aren’t you holding things like USDT and waiting, or holding Ethereum below 1,000? That would be exactly it—you don’t have the spot. Slowly collect more positions, slowly pull it up—that isn’t that the best arrangement? From my personal standpoint, this is just a fantasy about how US dog-traders would manage the market. Feel free to comment and discuss~…
Honestly, if we keep trading, these rewards won't even make a dent. Add leverage to futures and things go through the roof. I'm out—you guys have fun 😂
What an unprecedented sight. Based on the number of people participating in pre-TGE today, assuming everyone maxed out at 6 BNB, there are fewer than 50,000 users. Some people I know have less than 100,000 U and don't have enough points. Most—or I'd say 99%—aren't farming Alpha points anymore. Even accounting for those who aren't eligible, I'd rather believe that most Binance users don't know about this event. The community is so quiet; nobody's chatting. $PREDICT You can hedge and sell first.
$CAKE You can invest when it’s cheap. These are old coins; they’ve fallen all the way, really taken a beating. They’re deflationary and have a price floor. Profits depend entirely on your entry price. I think $UNI is pretty good too. The latest proposal is based on a translation by Doubao, for Cake fans or old-timers who’ve been burned. Take a look if you want; if you feel like cursing, go ahead and vent about the kitchen in the comments. I won’t curse—I built my first nest egg thanks to PCS and its tokens. Some people have lost money on tokens, while others have made money or even gotten rich. There was too much to fit, so I turned it into an image. To all you veteran investors and longtime Cake fans: go ahead and let loose in the comments 😂
For whales with just 100K U, there’s no need to farm points—Binance will take care of you directly. Isn’t farming 100 U from this pre-TGE totally reasonable? You just need to put in 6 BNB.
Is he doing that thing again—refusing to sell at 2,800 and buying at 2,300? This guy trades in a way that's as intimidating as he looks.
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Vitalik Buterin Transfers 1 Million USDC to Kanro Fund
Vitalik Buterin transferred 1 million USDC, worth about $1 million, to his charitable project Kanro Fund. According to Odaily, Onchain Lens tracked the transfer from Buterin’s wallet, identified as 0xfEB...03B2.
I recently rotated into 100–200 ETH, and for a week or two now, the ETH/BTC and ETH/BNB exchange rates have just been flat. I’m freaking out inside. I don’t even like ETH—I was purely hoping to swap back into BTC and make a little profit from the exchange-rate difference. I don’t like BNB either; I’m betting it won’t outperform BTC in a bull market. BNB is what it is—it’s not the same BNB it was when it was $20, you know? Back in 2020–2021, when we were getting into new coin launches, you could swap the proceeds for several BNB in one go. But those coins would be up 5–10x a few months later. Damn, what a world. How are we supposed to make money now? In this market, liquidity yields are lousy, and on-chain staking is gone too. I don’t have what it takes to gamble my way to a living with futures contracts. I’m so anxious 😭😢
Don't stay up late to play coins. If you're staying up late, don't play coins. When playing coins, don't use leverage. Don't gamble with high-multiplier futures contracts. Life still needs to go on—earning U or coins is only a part of living. Sell point $BTC , go and eat something good with a big pie 😁
Retail investors holding $DOGE didn’t get a share of this round of the surge—mainly because there wasn’t a story that retail investors could actually buy into. Funds would rather pump other tokens whose news looks better and that have real profit backing—DEX tokens in particular. Although I don’t know what will happen with tokenization of U.S. stocks, the near-term tailwind of $UNI $CAKE is definitely real. Retail investors who bought the dip at low levels have doubled their money—feeling great.
Choosing the right coin is important. Either Bitcoin, or Ethereum—these are the value foundations that crypto markets anchor to. Bitcoin is the sacred totem of the value of cryptocurrencies, supreme above all. As for BNB, as long as Binance’s trading data monopolizes the world and BSC’s share and user base remain stable, its value will still stay close to Bitcoin’s 1/100, anchored there. Previously, I compared the price relationships among CAKE / PENDLE / DOT / ARB. Now it has also confirmed a fact. If a token can receive positive support from the project’s revenue—under conditions of full circulation or no inflation even as tokens are released, and even with buybacks and burns—then the token’s market performance will look rather impressive. It may even be worth holding for the long term. $UNI $CAKE $AAVE will perform very well too. Whether it’s a “bull’s early” or a “bear’s tail” cycle, the leading DeFi protocol token in the washout phase will also perform very well. This means the activity on the chain is starting to rise, protocol revenue will increase, and buybacks and burns will genuinely lift the token price. Add in the pump driven by big-money “whales” accumulating and pushing it up—and the price rises even more. But coins like DOT—so-called “chain coins”—and some Ethereum L2s and zombie-chain empty shells will ultimately go to zero. In the end, it still depends on whether the project itself can generate profit, and whether it will buy back tokens. But some project teams sell the hype of “buybacks and burns.” In reality, emissions are the main share, and buybacks are just theater, meant to show off for foolish retail bag-holders. If you look at those coins long term, it’s like the rolling Yangtze River water flowing eastward. The assets you hold end up flowing like river water into the project team’s East Sea. ARB is also a typical “project team siphoning pool.” As long as they dare to pump it, you should short it—definitely an air coin. The ARB developers on the RB chain make money, but you never see a dime of it coming back to buy back. Don’t count on them to be living Buddhas. Everyone, open your eyes. Try not to bet on meme coins—ten bets, nine losses. People who can do swing trades and who can trade contracts are the real deal. I’m just an ordinary person—keep my little patch of land, and wait for the harvest in June 2029 to make a sure profit, and take that one win (TA).