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If you’re a nouveau riche, then just quietly be a nouveau riche. Why brag every day and insist on showing off, treating everyone on the Plaza like idiots? As a KOL, instead of properly studying market trends and helping the followers who trust you learn and grow together, all you do is chase traffic and trick your followers. I’ve said it before: this Plaza has the biggest wealth gap around. There are 10U warriors and A10/A11 big shots 😎 You keep faking things every day—do you really think everyone is an idiot? What haven’t these A10 big shots seen? So stop showing off fake stuff everywhere… You made a bit of money from rebates and got carried away, and now you think you can treat the people who trade under you and earn you rebates—the very people who put food on your table—like idiots? Haha… Brothers, if you come across a dumbass KOL like this, block them without hesitation. $BTC

$KORU I bought the Korean index near the bottom at 13.48 yesterday around noon. It’s now at 14.8, already up about 10%. I closed my position at 14.4, but when I saw it wasn’t going any lower, I chased the rally again. I think it’ll keep rising and won’t pause until 18. If you saw my post and got in at 13.48, you’re now up about 10%—you could close one-third of your position and set your entry price as your stop-loss, leaving you with a zero-cost position. Then just wait for it to move above 18.

Lately I’ve had a bit of FOMO trading indices. It feels like playing a game: a few casual clicks each day and you can make thousands. But actually, choppy markets are where retail traders get their opportunities; when the market moves in one direction, retail traders often don’t dare get in! I put 10,000 USDT into very short-term scalping. At first, I only wanted to make a fixed 2,000 USDT a day, but the Nasdaq has recently been moving within a range of just 300 points a day, so I’ve had to place a few more trades 😂 Trading with high leverage like this is only suitable for taking a punt with a small amount of capital. Why? With high leverage and a small position, if you get the direction wrong, you’re willing to cut your losses. But if your position is too large, once you’re underwater, you can’t bring yourself to stop out. You may also miss a move in the opposite direction. Then, if you stay stuck in the trade for too long and the market reverses, the high leverage—and your reluctance to stop out—will eventually lead to liquidation. That’s why it’s easier to make money with small capital, while large amounts can actually make it harder.

To everyone who came across this post, no matter which livestream you first found me on, I just want to say: thank you for being here.

Today, public nominations for Binance’s 2026 Blockchain 100 Awards officially opened. I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t excited, but more than the trophy, what matters most to me is everything you’ve made me feel along the way.

Some people say the crypto world is too restless, and livestreams are full of shilling and noise. But our livestream is different. Some of you first learned the difference between spot and futures trading here. Some have said that hearing my voice late at night during a market crash helped you feel less panicked. Others started out with a simple “I’m new to this—could someone help me?” and gradually became old friends who can explain candlestick chart patterns to others. Every comment, every question, every late-night “Anyone still here?” makes me certain that this livestream has always meant more than just the numbers on a screen.

You know what? Sometimes after a stream, I go back and read the replays and comments. Your words of encouragement, your “I learned something today,” and those moments when someone quietly sends a little heart, says goodnight, and leaves—they’re like little beams of light, brightening every uncertain night when I wonder whether to keep doing this. It wasn’t me who lit the way for you; it was you who lit the way for me.

Nominations for Best Livestreamer at the 2026 Blockchain 100 Awards are now open, and the public nomination period ends on October 16. I don’t want to say, “Please, please vote for me,” because you’ve already done so much for me.

But I really do want to stand on that stage and show more people that in this livestream, there’s a community of people who are thoughtful and passionate, who support one another, and who have found their own place here in the most genuine way.

If you have a moment, you can visit the event page and submit a nomination for me. It’s very simple and may only take a minute. It’s completely okay if you don’t nominate me, though. The fact that you opened this post and read these words is already the best gift I could ask for.

No matter what the result is, the lights in our livestream will always be on. The market goes up and down, but the connection between us will always be here.

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Award category: Content Creator of the Year — Best Livestreamer

My Binance nickname/ID: Hei Ge BTC

The Nasdaq short position hit its take-profit target, so I closed it. A double-wick bottom has formed on the 1-hour chart, so I’m opening a small long position at the current price of 30470.

Koru has also fallen pretty hard, but 13 is a good entry point. Keep your position size under control, and it should rebound above 18.

The Nasdaq has started its expected correction. If you're already in profit, you can move your stop-loss to your entry price. I don't recommend holding long-term short positions on the Nasdaq either. After all, America is still great, and Americans rarely sell their stocks. We're speculators. I trade with high leverage, so I always get in and out quickly.

Why do so many people question me for shorting the Nasdaq? Because I’m a trader, not a value investor. The Nasdaq CFD only moved about 200 points today, and I still made a few thousand U. I only use a small portion of my capital to test the waters with high leverage, and I’ve still grown it more than tenfold in a week. My goal is clear: once I’ve made around 2,000 U in a day, I stop. No greed, no getting emotionally attached to a trade.

The difference between a trader and a gambler has never been about who makes more money. It comes down to mindset and discipline.

A gambler wins and wants to win even more; loses and wants to make it all back in one go. They trade without a signal, force a trade, and let a bad move get them worked up. They treat the market like a casino and every order like a bet. Traders have desires too, but they know how to keep themselves in check with rules, risk management, and position sizing: enter only when it’s time, exit when it’s time, admit when they’re wrong, and lock in profits. Gamblers use their winnings to keep gambling; traders secure their profits. Gamblers chase thrills and try to win it all back; traders focus on probabilities, execution, and consistency.

Traders aren’t risk-averse; they just take risks they can calculate and manage. Being content isn’t cowardice—it means knowing when to stop. Stopping isn’t missing out; it’s protecting your mindset. Cash out some of your profits each day, and over time, you’ll become more level-headed and your trading will go more smoothly. You don’t have to win every time; just don’t let yourself lose control. #交易心理

Today I saw a trader even more reckless than Liangxi. They say Zhao Zilong was full of courage, but this guy’s got Zhao Zilong written all over him 😂 A $3 swing and he gets liquidated. He doesn’t even leave himself any room for error… A degenerate gambler will always be a degenerate gambler~

I’ve started building a short position on the Nasdaq! Just waiting for it to break below 30,000.

I'm planning to short the Nasdaq tomorrow. Both the 4-hour and daily charts are showing divergence, and my indicator has also given a short signal on the 4-hour chart. There's a good chance of a significant pullback from here... I'm aiming for 28,000. What do you fellow U.S. stock traders think?

$BTC Bitcoin and Ethereum are still in the C-wave correction phase we talked about during yesterday’s livestream. For Bitcoin, the level to watch is around 80,500. If it drops back to this level and holds, then rebounds, that would mean the second test is over. It’s the weekend, so there aren’t many traders around and there’s no clear direction! If you opened short positions in the 82,900–83,300 range yesterday, let’s set our entry price as the stop-loss level for now at 82,500. Then just patiently wait for 80,500!

Stop asking why my positions are so small right now, and saying I only place trades to earn commissions from content mining! Honestly, who among you actually clicks on the posts I share to place trades? I earn less than 3U a day from content mining! The reason I’m using such a small position on this account is that I don’t get any trading fee rebates at all. I’ve already spent $60,000 on trading fees over the past two months, and the fees from my trades amount to several thousand U every day. So do you still think I’m sharing these tiny positions just for content-mining rewards? The trades I share are simply to show my fan community the direction I’m taking!

The gold and Nasdaq markets are closed today since it’s the weekend, so there’s no opportunity to pick up any freebies. Luckily, I made 3,900U yesterday and hit my daily goal of earning 2,000. Keep withdrawing your profits every day and make it a good habit.

$BTC I usually don’t like to brag or blow my own horn, but that doesn’t mean I can’t trade. Any statement from a KOL should be carefully considered—don’t get carried away just because you got one trade right, don’t act like you’ve risen to the heavens. Don’t put on a “I’m the greatest, everyone else is beneath me” attitude and mock other traders and fans. As for the market, you should always show it respect.

Watch my stream replay: we entered at 82900 to buy 🈳 Bitcoin, went short on the Nasdaq at 31200, chased and shorted Ethereum at 2560, and at AAVE 172.64 we went short. In an hour of streaming, we consecutively got 4 trades right—am I proud? 😂 Actually, it’s all AI-provided strategies. I only applied two patterns to arrive at these conclusions. Alright, no more pretending—yesterday’s short positions have all hit their take-profit levels. If you like trading gold, Bitcoin, or the Nasdaq, follow me and wait for the next stream, where I’ll continue teaching you how to use AI-assisted trading.

Set a goal for yourself every day: once you’ve made $2000 in a day, you stop!

$XAU Do what you know how to do, and stop once you've earned 2,000 USDT a day. In the market, you should regularly cash out your profits to secure them—that's the only way they truly belong to you. Build good habits of self-discipline going forward.

$BTC Is the U.S. government about to dump its coins again? Didn’t they say they were going to use Bitcoin as a reserve? They couldn’t even resist transferring it to an exchange already…

$XAU Every morning, I wake up and open Binance Square. As soon as I start scrolling through posts, I see all kinds of stories about people getting scammed by big influencers on the platform: tricked into buying tokens on the primary market or left holding the bag for altcoins. Next, I’ll teach beginners how to quickly tell fake yellow V badges from real ones.

Since you can hand out red packets on Square to quickly gain followers, some livestreamers make a business out of it: just tip the streamer a dozen or so U, and they’ll let you join the livestream and hand out red packets to gain followers. Most of the people who show up are foreign accounts—in other words, bot followers with little to no value. But if a streamer needs 30,000 followers to get a yellow V verification badge, these followers do help; and they can certainly make the account look convincing enough to fool beginners.

So how do you tell a fake yellow V from a real one?

First, open the profile and look at the posts: Do they get views? Is the traffic consistent? Is the follower engagement genuine? Accounts that have grown through quality content and livestreams usually get fairly consistent traffic on every post. A legitimate account with over 30,000 followers should generally get at least 20,000 views per post. If it only gets a few hundred or a thousand views, it’s most likely a yellow V account with bought followers, and its credibility is very low.

Second, genuine big influencers wouldn’t stoop to shilling some altcoin, nor would they dare issue a token or promote a primary-market offering, urge everyone to go all in, and then dump their own holdings. Once an influencer reaches a certain scale, their monthly fee income alone could easily be in the millions. No reasonable person would do something that destroys their own future prospects. It’s only streamers who can’t monetize their following and lack professional expertise who would scam their fans.

Third, there are lots of streamers on Square, but many of you would honestly do better trading on your own. Don’t just listen to the trades they call out on livestreams. Pay attention to whether they make sense and have professional knowledge; check whether they’ve ever written informative posts on the subject. If they’ve never written anything and only livestream, that shows they have a very weak foundation and no real expertise—they’re just making random calls. Getting one call right is luck, but keep at it long enough and you’ll definitely lose everything. So, brothers, make sure you improve your own professional knowledge. Expertise is always valuable!

Let me explain why I went long on gold at 4080 yesterday. I saw the U.S. Dollar Index starting to pull back and fall. A strong dollar means weaker gold, while a weak dollar tends to strengthen gold. The odds of making a profit by going long on gold below 4100 are quite high; above 4500, going short is also likely to have a high win rate. Once you find the value range, you’ll understand what I mean.

$XAU Gold at 4080 is ready for a long position. For ordinary people, making 2,000 USDT a day is really enough. The logic of investing should be to take profits while you're ahead and set yourself a goal, building up compound returns gradually. Don't focus on how much other people on the public feed are making; a lot of it isn't actually as real as it looks. There are accounts that build themselves up by placing both A and B trades, market-maker manipulation accounts... you name it. If you really want to survive in this market, you need to improve your expertise and find the trading system that suits you best, rather than tuning in to other people's livestreams every day and begging the teachers for signals... No one can guarantee steady profits. If they call it right, they're geniuses; if they get it wrong, somehow it's got nothing to do with them. Whether you're watching livestreams or reading posts, pay attention to the logic behind the strategies people share and whether they fit the needs of the market. Learn from others' experience and strengths to make up for your own shortcomings, instead of blindly chasing signals everywhere.

$BTW Staying up all night, the brothers in the btw chatroom who fought it out for an entire night—are you all cooked, or did you miss the flight?

Teachers, do you think there will be a fifth wave of upswing? After all, 0.007 surged to 1.77—that’s hundreds of times… Some are sitting on profits of hundreds of millions (a few hundred million) from longs, and short positions don’t have that much fuel left either. Everyone’s used to waiting for a pullback to go long. If this is the last dance, then how many people will be trapped again? I’ve finished my run; I think this coin is still better not to get involved with anymore. If it’s Sun-ge’s stuff, you can listen—but Sun-ge’s projects are best not to touch 😂

$MU Micron's good news has already been priced in, and it's started to look like an old lady walking down the stairs. Unless something unexpected happens, it'll drop to 1,000 tomorrow. Bears, hold steady—we can win this one!

People in crypto don't really need much of a social life beyond trading to make money. The ideal state is to disappear without a trace...

$MU won't be streaming tonight. I've had the flu for about half a month, and every night I cough so much that I can't sleep. I'm feeling really unwell. Take care of yourselves, guys.

I didn't close the Micron short I opened during yesterday's stream, even when it hit 1024 last night. I got greedy trying to hold out for more and ended up stuck in it again... If you haven't set a breakeven stop-loss, keep holding for now! It's running out of steam.