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Binance Angels is accepting applications: volunteers who moderate communities, organize events, and support newcomers. I know several people who got their start this way and now work in the ecosystem. If you enjoy helping others, it’s a real way to get involved. $BNB #BinanceAngels

Let’s talk about the one in the red: $BNB. Below is the position as it stands, with the PnL in plain view. Grid strategies struggle when the price breaks out of the range sharply, and that’s what happened with BNB this week. Why am I still holding it? Because it’s the ecosystem token I use most in my day-to-day life, and I’d rather adjust the range than run for the exit. Sometimes the tool works well, and sometimes you just have to ride it out. This isn’t financial advice.

This is what a week of my grid looks like in $BTC: buying at each step down from 87 to 80 thousand and selling on the bounces. Why is BTC still the core of the portfolio? Because even though ETFs saw outflows of 244 million this week, it’s still the asset with the most liquidity, and a grid without liquidity is a grid that gets stuck. Not financial advice. #BitcoinETFsSee$244MNetOutflows

This week, Binance LATAM hosted its October market analysis TG Chat with Jhorman, Fernando, Héctor, and Anyela. If you missed it, it’s worth a listen: the market explained in Spanish, without the hype. And if you want to add some tools to your toolkit, Binance Academy has just launched a risk management course covering how to protect your wallet, spot scams, and what to do if something goes wrong. $BTC

Today at 9:44, a $SOL buy came in at 110.31. Over the last 24 hours, it ranged from 112.9 to 105.7: a wide range, exactly what a grid needs to buy low and sell high. The context adds to the picture, since Solana announced it wants to reduce block time to 200 ms. If the price breaks below the range, the grid is left holding the bag, and I'll show that too. Not financial advice. #SolanaPlansToCutBlockTimesTo200ms

Here’s my account exactly as it is, no filter: the week is down 42.65 USDT. What do I have? BTC in the green, SOL just barely up, and BNB in the red. Why these three? BTC is the foundation: when the market moves, it moves first. SOL because it trades in wide ranges, and that’s where a grid works well. BNB because it’s the ecosystem I work in every day. This week BTC hit 80,400 and then climbed back above 83,000: the grid bought the dip, just as it was supposed to. BNB hasn’t caught up yet, which is why the week ends in the red. Automation sometimes pays off and sometimes it doesn’t. This isn’t financial advice; it’s my account.

How are we

This is a test, I'm super pro

I just linked my X account to Square. Hopefully it helps with something—let’s see what happens.

I also have a few little things to test, so if you see me being really active around here, do me a favor and play along—you know the drill.

48 hours of automated trading, and I'm thrilled.

How is the Square band doing? I'll tell you that I sold $BTC ne 74, I had an average purchase of 87 and I'm waiting below 60 to buy back. What do you all think?