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Making money depends on capital first, then on the rate of return. Having sufficient capital can ensure you have more room for error than people starting from the same starting line.

A steady long-term rate of return helps you last longer in your investment journey more than leverage does.

When you rely on high leverage to build your initial accumulation to a certain amount of capital, look back at the tight nerves and the exhausted body you worked through day and night. Controlling your inner desires is the kind of discipline that truly needs cultivation. Slow is fast. “Go all-in” and “defend and hold” sound the same; if you hear it wrong, it could be two different stories. I hope everyone can achieve results.

#BNB Congratulations Futu and $BNB

One of the hottest pieces of news in the crypto world recently is that Movement Labs has filed for bankruptcy. Not long ago, this project sparked a frenzy of attention when its MOVE token was released. However, it is now applying for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection—truly a heartbreaking turn of events. Back then, the MOVE token was trading at a high price and even reached as high as $1.45, but now it has fallen to $0.011, creating a 99% decline. What should we learn from this?

Over the past year, Movement Labs has been embroiled in controversy. Its disputed market-making agreement directly led to a rapid sell-off of 66 million MOVE tokens, followed by a sharp price crash. In a way, it all resembles a vicious cycle of an investment dream gone wrong. Many investors chased the price at the peak, only to cut their losses and exit amid the crash—leaving them filled with regret.

However, this is not just a story about one project. It’s also a shared experience for many crypto investors. When prices skyrocket, many people forget about the potential risks, buy into the surge in the heat of the moment, and ultimately end up suffering losses. Lao Yan feels the same way. He once invested blindly in pursuit of short-term gains, and now he can only watch his assets shrink before his eyes.

Movement Labs’ bankruptcy this time is driven by multiple factors, including changes in the market environment, management mistakes by the development team, and a loss of investor confidence. Although the project attempted to pivot before bankruptcy—focusing on cross-border payments and stablecoin settlement—clearly these measures weren’t enough to turn things around.

From this lesson, we should reflect on and stay alert for tokens that surge rapidly in the short term. In the cryptocurrency market, only a few projects truly have long-term vitality and innovation potential. Investors should focus more on a project’s real utility and sustainable development, and not merely chase the hype of the moment.

So what are your thoughts on Movement Labs’ bankruptcy? Have you also experienced similar investment lessons? Feel free to share your story in the comments!
#Move $MOVE

The World Cup is already over—bring some money back to the original family. Let’s see: #BNB销毁 has been destroyed another million-plus again. If we keep going a bit longer, it’ll be destroyed up to one hundred million! $BNB

Brothers, why are all stocks, aren't they new coins?🥹🥹🥹#bnb $BNB

#Binance can you release a Dust sweeper so that we OCD folks can erase those small-amount tokens—like the tiny leftovers after delistings, or tokens that are left over by doing so (because we can’t one-click swap them into $BNB or stablecoins)? Also, for the earlier tokens that were airdropped to holders but can’t be traded, the ones we can’t move or sell so they can’t be shown. I remember that years ago, you could actually ask someone on the inside to manually clean them up—can you let us remove them ourselves?

Cannot fall anymore！！！！！！！$BTC

$XAG The market for non-ferrous metals is underpinned by the tycoons fleeing from paper money. Once they have fled, the followers among the public are also done. $XAG

Second uncle, you are too amazing!

The Air Force is really strong, it directly smashed down $BTC

Due to Xiao He refocusing on Lao Yan's Twitter, he bought a little bit of $BNB , really just bought a little bit. 🤏

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The losses are indeed quite tragic. $BTC

Trade War Limited Time Return

$BNB Drucker: The only purpose of a business is to create customers.

Businesses never fear competition, but are always anxious about straying from customers and losing their original intention.

A "good company" is not defined by size, but by its ability to continuously create value for customers and gain social recognition and respect.

Competition has never been wrong. However, the demands from the gods are just too much; on one hand, they want to make money, and on the other hand, they want it to be user-friendly.

Looking at it this way, at least in the short term...

Oh, never mind, buy some #BNB $BNB

#BNB创新高 continues to reach new highs. $BNB

$HOLO is really the most disappointing new coin recently.

Gently a little more $HOLO

The big shot made a little profit on the last wave of $ETH eth, which rose slightly over 2700, then plummeted to around 2300 without a word. Later, the trend came back up, and he started shouting crazily. He said it would go up to fifty thousand. There are no absolute big shots here, just big accounts' retail investors. It's advisable to pay less attention to this kind of rhetoric. It will lower your IQ, and it's not to say that the direction he shouted when the trend came up was wrong.

However, the retail investors come and go, making a few moves, and the retail baby is gone; he is always right. Protecting oneself is always the most important thing. If you let him open a real account with ten thousand dollars, he would probably blow it up in a few days.

I don't know if it's smart money or dumb money, let's give it a try. $BNB