This may be a bit long-winded today. But I hope anyone reading this—whether, as I said, you’re struggling with losses or have barely any chips left after losing money—will learn to curb your greed and let go of fantasies about worthless altcoins.
I don’t know whether Binance’s ecosystem is a scheme cooked up by Binance’s own team. But judging by its practices, outlook, and lessons learned over the past year or two:
Aside from taking a chance on spot trades with a small position, you can buy a little of the Binance ecosystem’s junk coins if you like.
If you want to make steady profits over the long term, whether you trade futures or spot, consider TAO, CRCL, and SOL as your top three picks, and trade their swings or hold them. When we talk about liquidity, rebound strength, downside potential, or volatility, I think all three are very suitable assets to trade.
I haven’t consistently practiced what I preach before. It was really greed getting the better of me—I always wanted to score a big win. But that’s a contradiction: if you need 💰 in the short term, do you trade short-term or long-term? Can you afford to grind it out for 3–6 months, waiting for a big market move? Should you bet on uncertain, small altcoin projects, or put your money on a few established leaders?
Also, as for the small altcoins listed on Binance, most have very poor liquidity. Many even automatically fill your limit orders, then move down or up a tick—or even more. With AI assisting quantitative market makers, it’s even more deadly for retail traders. Major tokens may seem slow to people with little money to invest. But for traders, the first thing to learn when entering the market is how to reduce losses, and then how to earn steady profits.
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