👀 More and more industry top professionals are choosing to speak up on the Binance Plaza. In this episode: an analysis of the industry experience of Jiayi, Sister @Jiayi Li
While working with many “Binance employees,” I often feel an unexpectedly strong sense of responsibility and execution—what you could call an “owner mindset.”
What she talked about during Jiayi’s live stream yesterday helped me understand it all.
It turns out she doesn’t see herself as a salaried worker. Instead, she sees herself as a driver of Binance—taking the salary paid to her by boss @Yi He while building the business.
This may also be a psychological snapshot of many Binance employees—like our Plaza security guard, Yingge.
As an early Binance employee, the 0-to-1 problem-solving ability developed at work has also had a profound impact on Jiayi’s later venture capital experiences.
👉 I’ve distilled a few points from the live stream that are valuable to most people:
1️⃣ Trading and position principles:
Income from your main job supports your life’s baseline; Crypto is only one part of asset allocation—never all-in.
The total of contract margin must be kept within 5 per mille of total funds. Use low leverage to validate your judgment. Before opening a position, be ready for it to return to zero—never let it affect your mindset or your day-to-day life.
2️⃣ Wealth and mindset:
If your eyes are only on money, what you end up earning is often less. Focus on doing things well and creating value for others; making money is the natural result.
The core of financial freedom is inner freedom, not the numbers themselves.
3️⃣ Advice for surviving a bear market:
Don’t try to bet your way back with high leverage. First, figure out whether you’re an investor or a gambler.
A bear market is the best “charging period.” Use this time to plug your weak spots and improve your abilities. The simplest and most effective method is to buy major coins like $BNB at lower levels and hold them long-term.
While working with many “Binance employees,” I often feel an unexpectedly strong sense of responsibility and execution—what you could call an “owner mindset.”
What she talked about during Jiayi’s live stream yesterday helped me understand it all.
It turns out she doesn’t see herself as a salaried worker. Instead, she sees herself as a driver of Binance—taking the salary paid to her by boss @Yi He while building the business.
This may also be a psychological snapshot of many Binance employees—like our Plaza security guard, Yingge.
As an early Binance employee, the 0-to-1 problem-solving ability developed at work has also had a profound impact on Jiayi’s later venture capital experiences.
👉 I’ve distilled a few points from the live stream that are valuable to most people:
1️⃣ Trading and position principles:
Income from your main job supports your life’s baseline; Crypto is only one part of asset allocation—never all-in.
The total of contract margin must be kept within 5 per mille of total funds. Use low leverage to validate your judgment. Before opening a position, be ready for it to return to zero—never let it affect your mindset or your day-to-day life.
2️⃣ Wealth and mindset:
If your eyes are only on money, what you end up earning is often less. Focus on doing things well and creating value for others; making money is the natural result.
The core of financial freedom is inner freedom, not the numbers themselves.
3️⃣ Advice for surviving a bear market:
Don’t try to bet your way back with high leverage. First, figure out whether you’re an investor or a gambler.
A bear market is the best “charging period.” Use this time to plug your weak spots and improve your abilities. The simplest and most effective method is to buy major coins like $BNB at lower levels and hold them long-term.