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Use numbers to help you feel how exaggerated the contract fees really are. In just one month, the trading fees exceed the principal. Click the yellow font to view 合约手续费

Across the whole network, recruiting excellent nodes to help people with commissions—top tier across the entire network 全网招募助力人

Fee rebates and savings within the rules are a must-have for mature traders 了解规则百战百胜

If you have resources and connections, you can become my node helper—click the yellow font to view my node 部分助力人数据

If you want to see my实力, click the yellow font to jump to my profile. Capable people never use screenshots from a month ago 全实图显示欢迎打假

Long-time users can now be recalled 📣📣 You can join by selecting through the links below; details can be seen in Picture 3 老用户三个月交易量低于5000刀可以召回
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New users who register via the link will receive a $500 fee reward

Binance loyal rebate team captain; ranked 13th on Binance’s monthly fee contribution leaderboard. In a single month, contract fees exceed $300,000

How do I add me as a Binance friend?

Check the chat room below the avatar, then click to join the chat

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Confidence comes from strength! Strength comes from character.

Boss players never rely on charts older than three months; in the crypto scene, three months is a short cycle. 天下英雄如过江之鲫 can click the yellow text to check the strength.

The crypto market is a dark jungle; the weak are eliminated while the strong survive. For inquiry ratios, please first click the yellow text to redirect before consulting 只服务强者.

Those who buy are students; those who sell are mentors. 会空仓的才是祖师爷 If you're unsure about going short, click the yellow text to check.

Want to make big bucks in crypto? Click the yellow text to view the secrets 交易应该逆大众而行.

If you resonate with my content, we are like-minded friends. Please click the yellow text to give me a minute 花一分钟了解我.

Trading requires effort and cost; capable individuals delegate repetitive tasks to machines for execution 相信量化机器人.

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The man on the Binance fee rebate leaderboard is a powerhouse #手续费 #返佣 #FeeRebate

This week’s screenshot of the fee rebate commission data. Only with screenshots can I help you truly realize how important rebate commission is.

When your trading fees wear down day by day over a week, it can amount to tens of thousands. If you can save as much as half of the costs within the rules, are you sure you don’t need rebate commission?

If you take the time to look at your historical account transaction records, you’ll find that over the course of a year, your fee expenses already take up a large portion of your profits!

Trading isn’t a zero-sum game. The more frequent the trades, the more outrageous the fees. Rebate commission can add icing on the cake when you’re profitable—and when things fail, it helps you rise again.

But there are countless people who run off in this market. Don’t let your money go to someone irresponsible. If you want to give us both a chance, you can tap the avatar below to enter the chat room or add me as a Binance friend 👯

Recruit nodes with the capability to support people. The ratio can be extremely competitive compared to the market. If you have resources, connections, and ideas, let’s talk. Smart as you are, you should be able to find me.
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The lessons adults should understand most: laws aren’t to be lightly passed on, principles aren’t to be sold cheaply, a teacher isn’t to be guided off the right path, and a doctor doesn’t knock on doors.

I’ve been in this industry for many years, and I’ve never created a paid community. I’m willing to pay to join a valuable community.

On the one hand, it gives me more perspectives and opportunities. On the other hand, if I truly recognize and respect a creator, then I support them with my actions—if you have money, you contribute; if you don’t, you lend your strength. Even just once, a like or a share counts.

We suggest that everyone who hasn’t received a commission should check whether they meet the eligibility requirements. No one who has received a commission regrets it—only those who haven’t done it regret it. We’re currently giving regret medicine, so bind it ASAP.

From time to time, old users here get recalled and successfully bind. In the future, there will be commissions on transactions. For now, the campaign is only for old users who originally registered but did not use an invitation code.

1. If you haven’t made any transactions for the past three months, whether it’s wealth management or top-ups/coin deposits, you can go directly through the old-user recall—no transactions are needed. You can contact me to get the link.

2. If you have transactions for the past three months, but your total transaction volume is below $5,000, you can use the link 补绑链接. Click the yellow text to log in and manually enter the invitation code GNBT01. If you can reach a transaction volume of $150,000 within one month, you can also get bound and receive commission. #手续费返佣 #返佣 #Fee

$GIGGLE Yesterday, CZ’s big cousin said he wanted to buy meme coins, and he also responded to other people’s questions about charity coins. I only focused on meme coins: I bought a zero-return position in GME for $300. The rest is just watching the charts and CZ’s Twitter—if there’s a chance, I’ll make a big move. I ended up staying up until just after 5 a.m. with no action, so I went to sleep.

I didn’t realize it at the time, but GLGGLE is also a big meme coin. Just like doge back in the day—Musk mentions it now and then, and you can get some movement. For charity coins, as long as CZ brings it up, there’s a行情.

As for the GME coin stock market: I didn’t buy the Mars coin—I’m waiting for CZ to actually take action before entering. Buying GME has pretty good odds. I put in $300, and now I’m roughly up about $150. For me, I’m not selling unless it’s up more than ten times—either I hold it to zero, or I directly profit tenfold.

$AXTIB $SNXXB What does volatility in the US stock market have to do with altcoins like this? Once my altcoins break even, I’m selling everything. I’ve also integrated quantitative trading to operate in the US stock market.

At the moment, I’m holding more than twenty low-market-cap altcoins. There should be a chance to make money. If it still doesn’t work after some more time, I’ll cut my losses and leave. For some coins, like L a, I basically already doubled on spot, but I wanted a tenfold return—so I kept holding and it ended up falling back. I’m waiting for the chance of the final big run.

As for US stocks, I don’t really understand them either—I’m learning. I’d like to recommend a “hidden treasure” friend I think is capable, has great character, and loves to share. Everyone, his invite code is @不太懂交易 . On the square there are many big shots posting screenshots just to show off. How many of them truly share their real thoughts and judgments? Besides, some of their “sharing” is just garbage. Learn from excellent people and progress together—learn the logic and methods they use to think, and broaden your horizons.

If you also think he’s trustworthy, you can use his invite code to register—there’s also a fee rebate/commission. After all, if you support him, he can feel it, and he’ll be even more motivated to share opportunities with you. Commission rebate is the steadiest way in this market. There’s nothing else!

Young people you should like

Leopold Aschenbrunner

> Graduated from Columbia University at 19
> Joined the FTX Future Fund
> The FTX collapse
> Joined OpenAI’s Super Alignment team
> Fired for “leaks”
> Raised a $2 billion AI fund
> The fund collapsed
> And he still hasn’t turned 26 this year

It doesn’t matter whether a quantitative robot makes money; what matters is that it can free up time. What is the purpose of our efforts to make money? An inch of time is an inch of gold; an inch of gold is hard to buy an inch of time.

Friends, don’t you believe it? Just look: the sudden rain outside has just stopped. Everything is gloomy and chilly; the air is filled with the smell of damp earth. Cars and vehicles flow nonstop on the street, and everywhere in the rolling world of dust there is human life and everyday fire—$BTC

$LA leaked a fire-forging technique.
When the market isn’t good, withdraw your funds from the arbitrage, and find an asset to lie in ambush for.
(What to buy is important—this is another set of cultivation methods.)
When the market comes, sell and switch back to arbitrage.
Repeat like this.
(The real situation where the market is bad is when the arbitrage profits drop significantly.)

In the end, I bought in and got ambushed! With this funding fee—$LA —what should I do next?

Borrow coins to sell; go long on the contract to take the funding fee

$BTW 0x012305fe46ffeb00377c33ab011cf720627d0f0626c19ef71b578f4abd6c2fd9

Someone transferred coins and accidentally sent $100,000 worth of BTW to a contract address. Is that the so-called “big brain”?

I didn’t go hype to open a position back then. I thought since the position size wasn’t big, I’d just open it directly on aster. Comparing it all, I truly came to understand why the leading stock is a leader. On aster, you could say it’s completely illiquid—so is this what people call “dragon two”? With a position size of four or five thousand dollars, there’s no way to close out. That made me even more determined to only trade the leading stocks.

Back to this trade with Changxin: the funding rate was disgusting. There was basically no way to short. Even if I ended up profitable, I’d probably still get killed by the funding rate. I closed the position and left.

Now it’s a matter of national will. The market can go down, but there’s no way any institution dares to take a direct bearish bet. Even if it grinds lower, in the end it still ends up working for the longs.

Along the way, it’s all been guidance from teachers. For me, aster is most likely already blacklisted: $ASTER $HYPE

$SNDK Selling when the crowd is roaring, buying when no one pays attention is never an empty slogan

When your thinking only allows one path—buying the dip—you’re proving you’re a person doomed to struggle

Some people always want to buy the dip, but from entry to exiting the target, they may have been stuck just trying to get back $SKHYNIX

People still can’t afford to be lazy—when I saw that Binance Wallet launched the LongXin contract

I thought, let me short a 4,000-dollar position to feel the temperature. Well, would you believe it—I couldn’t get a response even after hanging around for half a day.

Are you all shorting there? How’s the hype liquidity?

In the past 12 hours, tokens with relatively active outflows from on-chain CEX+DEX on the BSC chain:
1、 $TAG , trading volume USD 15 million, net outflow USD 11 million
2、$BANK , trading volume USD 3.5 million, net outflow USD 2.2 million
3、$ZEC , trading volume USD 1 million, net outflow USD 0.6 million
（Not investment advice for opening positions! Not investment advice for opening positions! Not investment advice for opening positions!）
（Say it three times for emphasis—manage your emotions and your trading!）

Do you also find it hard to tell these two exchanges apart?

Even funnier is that when MEX shut down, everyone thought it was the Mart exchange, and then went to withdraw funds—hard—only to get the Mart exchange shut down as well.

Don’t go to shady exchanges. Just use Binance. The more projects or other exchanges that have closed, the more it means that it’s now a good time to start DCA and buy in.

$SXT In this market, the always-long and always-short can both make money. In the endless sea of long/short “small experts,” however, in the end they all lose money. I won’t even talk about whether their calls are right or wrong—just the trading fees from frequent trading can wipe out the principal. If you trade thousands of times, your principal is all gone in fees. Ask yourself: up to now, do you still not know the fee-charging standards? Do you know there’s something called fee rebates?

I’m a stubborn person. Even though I know futures have advantages, I still choose spot. Futures are a tool. I’ll only use them if I need arbitrage or hedging to hedge risk. I slow myself down—at this point, I won’t do anything that could get me killed. The key to surviving bull and bear cycles is to survive! I buy a $1,500 spot altcoin, while I go open a 10x leveraged contract at $150—looking at the position size, they seem similar. But spot and contracts are different survival battlefields. Anyone who hasn’t experienced a complete liquidation down to zero won’t understand.

Being stubborn is much simpler than being a trader who calls eight hundred different directions in a day. People who make money are always the ones who are “foolish”—because trading is money flowing from emotionally unstable people to emotionally stable people

$BTC As the dusk witnesses the devout believers, at the peak, false supporters are generated

UK-listed company Satsuma @Satsuma_UK raised $218 million last year. Its business model is simply to buy Bitcoin and hold it—essentially a mini version of MicroStrategy.

Last week, the company’s shareholders voted, with 90% in favor to pass the resolution: sell the remaining 668 Bitcoin, return the money to everyone, and delist from the London Stock Exchange...

Bitcoin: About 80% of the time it is in a state of being down more than 20% from its ATH (all-time high). S&P 500: About 19%. US real estate: Only 2% to 5%.

In other words, you buy a house—more than 95% of the days, it’s only less than 20% away from its all-time high. If you buy the S&P 500, then 80% of the days it’s not that far off either. But if you buy Bitcoin, for four-fifths of the time you’re enduring drawdowns of 20% or more from the peak unrealized gains.

It’s an interesting perspective.

Some people might think that maximum peak-to-trough unrealized drawdown doesn’t necessarily mean a loss. But anyone who’s gone all-in and ridden a roller coaster understands that unrealized drawdown hits people’s psychology just as hard.

For example, suppose you start with 1 million, the bull market lifts it to 10 million, and then the bear market drops it back to 1.5 million. It may look like, relative to your principal, you haven’t lost. Yet most people will still feel an enormous sense of loss. The feeling of losing the 10 million you once had—only to have it taken away—can even be stronger than if you had never received 10 million in the first place.

Therefore, the statistics above can be understood as: when you hold Bitcoin, you’ll experience a sense of loss exceeding 20% for more than 80% of the time. In other words, most of the time you’ll be overshadowed by the feeling of repeatedly gaining and then losing—i.e., the bear-market feeling.

More than 80% of the time—one could call it an eternal bear market.

You should know: Bitcoin is the best-performing asset in human history, bar none. Something with the highest long-term returns, yet it spends 80% of the time underwater $BTC

$CRCL I sold all my positions. Last night I算了一下成本—when I saw the loss was still acceptable, I decided to cut out and exit. Since my capital is limited, buying $BTC directly is better.

In the past, in the crypto space, those “air” projects could get pumped to an FDV of billions during a bull market, so many people naturally fantasize:

“CRCL is a legitimate outfit. When the bull market comes, won’t it really take off? Isn’t a market cap of a hundred million severely undervalued?”

This is actually a typical crypto mindset.

Once you get to the U.S. stock market, you’ll find that what’s truly worth holding long term are companies with proven, mature business models and sustained competitiveness.

As for CRCL, there are at least a few obvious problems.

First, the profit-margin ceiling is clearly limited.

Most USDC revenue comes from returns on reserve assets and is highly dependent on U.S. Treasury yields.

Earning money with high rates means that when rates are cut, profits will shrink—this is determined by the business model.

Second, there are bottlenecks in scaling.

To grow a stablecoin, you need more channel support.

But channels aren’t a charity—eventually everyone wants a share of profits. The more competitors there are, the harder it is to avoid price wars.

Third, compliance is not a moat.

In crypto, compliance is scarce; but in the U.S. stock market, compliance is just a basic threshold for listed companies.

Getting a license for a stablecoin company isn’t easy, but it’s not as hard as people think for established financial institutions, payment companies, or even tech giants to enter the stablecoin race.

Once the market expects competition, CRCL’s stock price comes under pressure, which indicates that capital is worried—precisely—that it doesn’t have enough of a moat.

Fourth, the growth logic and the profitability logic contradict each other.

Everyone expects the USDC issuance volume to surge in a bull market, but crypto bull markets are often accompanied by rate cuts—and rate cuts compress profits. The hotter the bull market, the more competitors enter the stablecoin track.

At the end of the day, CRCL is more like an internet bank—yet it enjoys the valuation typically given to high-tech companies.

At roughly 65x P/E, it’s already higher than most financial firms, and even close to many tech companies.

Investing can’t be based on just the story; you have to look at the business model.

Compliance is a plus, but it’s not enough to justify a high valuation.

The biggest misconception in crypto is taking a familiar narrative and transplanting it into an unfamiliar market.

What’s truly worth holding long term has always been companies that generate cash flow, have competitive barriers, and can continuously create value—not just stocks that merely wear the concept of blockchain.