Crypto people can fly You can scan and pay anywhere in Japan with the Binance app! Just like a local—so smooth 🤩
Last time I went to Japan 🇯🇵 and exchanged yen at the airport, they even put a limit on me😭 This time—no matter what—I’ve got to try it when I go to Japan 🥲
Sharing the kids who go all-in on BTC, living a pure daily-life life every day~ 7 training sessions every day!
As for trading, when you’re itching, open a small position of futures contracts and use a bit of idle funds to play with dual-currency. In the past few days, with 84k, we managed to pick up a few BTC. Then let’s sell high and collect a bit of rent~ Getting at this price—no need to worry even if you can’t sell it right away.
Recommended trading books—Book 1 《Trading for a Living》
The book covers the fundamentals in great detail for the early stages of trading. If you haven’t read any trading books before, this should be enough as your first read.
P.S.: I removed the red cover; the last page shows the original look.
People look for books, and books choose the people. My little Xuan books—after encountering Wyckoff, they’ve started to gather dust on the bookshelf.
Price, volume, and the supply-demand relationship are really fascinating. Before, watching K-line charts was like watching the show. Now every day I have to hold the book and flip through a few chapters—reading a bit, taking it in bit by bit—slowly gaining understanding.
The more I look, the more I realize: the market isn’t just moving randomly. I’ve started to see the underlying supply and demand, emotions, accumulation, and distribution.
And this is also after my own frequency reached a new stage— many things I couldn’t understand before (things I didn’t recognize) suddenly I can understand. New stage unlocked 🌟$BTC
Just discovered that Binance actually made a crypto quiz-and-adventure game. These questions are really worth answering— even as an old player who’s been in the scene for years, I still got a few wrong 😂 I really learned a lot!
It’s especially great for beginners to play and pick up crypto basics along the way! And also!! Clearing levels lets you earn crypto USD 💰🌝 Split 5000U—looks like everyone who participates gets rewarded! Seriously, let me urge you—go try it~
I’ve been out playing for a while. After I came back to Beijing, I finally found the birthday gift Binance prepared for me from a pile of packages 🥹💛
In July, I helped Binance celebrate its 9th birthday, and in August, Binance didn’t forget my birthday either.
A custom little figurine made just for me and also a set of Binance electric toothbrushes. Everything from cute to practical was arranged for me, haha.
Neither of us missed each other’s birthdays this year— Moved, joyful—thank you, Binance 🧡🧡
luckybb
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A human is 9 years old and may still be doing summer homework 👶
Binance is 9 years old now. It has already been with this industry through the DeFi Summer, NFTs, inscriptions, RWA, on-chain U.S. stocks, and several bull-and-bear cycles.
Crypto kids really do grow up early. 😂
Of course, I didn’t know it since it was born. But when I first entered the space, it was only around 3 or 4 years old.
Back then, DeFi Summer was in full swing. Every day, everyone studied liquidity mining, and seeing those outrageous APYs made your heart race.
Then came NFTs—everyone on the entire network was changing their profile pictures. After that, inscriptions: people would wait at launch, submit for new listings, and study “聪” (smart strategies).
Then RWA got closer and closer—until today, even U.S. stocks are starting to be moved onto the chain and invested and traded directly on Binance.
These past few years in crypto really feel like someone else’s decade.
Round after round of new things kept showing up. Many concepts that once sounded far away are now everyday features on our phones.
As Binance grows up, I grow up with it.
At first, when I entered the space, I only knew how to look at up or down—what to chase, how to FOMO, what to rush for. Later, I started paying attention to products, capital, and researching market structure. I’ve made money and lost money, chased hype, and slowly learned what actually fits me. I began to share the new changes happening in this industry with more people.
Time flies so fast. I watched this baby—about three years old—grow all the way to 9. And it has also witnessed my changes throughout my journey in crypto.
Last year, we celebrated your 8th birthday. This year, we’ll keep taking growth photos of the 9-year-old baby. 📷💛
Wishing you continue to grow up healthy, and keep tinkering with new things. Thanks for being here. Crypto is just getting started~ Next year at 10, we’ll see you again 🧡
Last night I dreamed that BTC entered a markup and kept rising all the way to $2.5 million. What a great dream 😂
ChatGPT really has some stuff. The BU pullback alerts I set earlier—these days the price has basically been staying within the range I set.
Anyway, I’m already fully loaded on Bitcoin. The remaining USDT (U) hasn’t been idle either. Around 77,500, I keep placing dual-currency low-buy orders to rent out, and the coin-minted grid is running too. This annualized return—looks really comfortable 🤔 Feels like getting a DVF each day.
Once BTC truly reclaims and stands above 100,000, my thinking should gradually flip around as well.
For now, the task at low levels is still to accumulate more coins. Once we truly enter a markup, and after the bull market is well underway—then I’ll take a portion of my flexible position and slowly ladder/sell at higher prices. The core position, though, I’ll keep holding—staying with BTC on the way to bigger targets. I still want to hold core BTC long-term, because my ultimate script hasn’t changed: I want to see the day when BTC hits $1 million.
This cycle I’m aiming to achieve: don’t lose coins in the bear market, and don’t get too excited and sell everything too high in the bull market 🙌 $BTC
Binance has recently started to look a bit like it's going crazy upgrading its own account—at first I really wanted to step in this time and, for this Binance launch of US stock options, actually go buy a Google Call just to experience it.
But when I opened the options chain and saw a full screen of Calls and Puts, strike prices, expiration dates, and after studying it for a while, I silently came to a conclusion:
I still think [dual-coin] is more fun 😂🫢
That said, because I took this seriously and researched it properly this time, I think there are a few points worth saying separately about the US stock options launched this time.
First, what it offers are real options on US-listed stocks and ETFs, with physical settlement. NTL is responsible for introducing and routing orders, while Alpaca Securities handles execution, clearing, settlement, and custody. When you exercise, it corresponds to the actual underlying shares.
For people like me who are just getting into options, the rules currently don’t seem as scary as you might imagine.
For the initial offering, only Buy Call / Buy Put are available. In simple terms, that means buying options—no “naked selling” strategies like that. Before you buy, you pay how much premium; as the buyer, your maximum loss is capped at that premium.
For example, if you spend $200 to buy a Call, the worst case is that you lose all $200 of the premium.
“Knowing your maximum loss in advance” doesn’t mean “risk is low.”
Options have expiration dates. If you get the direction wrong you can lose money; if you get the direction right but the price doesn’t rise fast enough, you might still lose. And when it reaches expiration and the option loses value, the premium can still end up at zero…
This is also why, after my first time opening the Google options chain, I felt that it’s the part that you need to learn more than dual-coin 😂 (a noob’s statement)
Fees are currently about $0.6 per contract. Eligible spot accounts and fund accounts can also be used directly—there’s no need to set up a separate wallet just to trade options. Before you can start officially, you need to complete the Options Suitability test and the related agreements.
One more small piece of knowledge that people who are playing for the first time often overlook: US stock options typically mean 1 contract corresponds to 100 shares, so before placing an order, you really should check the contract specifications clearly.
After researching the whole thing, for now I still haven’t been successfully “upgraded” into an options player hahaha.
As for options, I’m going to study a bit more. I understand the rules after looking around, but I still can’t quite play it—I’m feeling a bittersweet loss 😭