Gao qian

Compared to so many KOLs/traders/little players on Twitter sharing their experiences and discussing activities, I am more like a reflection of retail investors. Last year, I was confusedly called by a friend to download Binance and register on Twitter. The first time I scrolled through Twitter and Binance Square, I didn't know any coins or the so-called prices. But when I saw someone posting on Twitter with their profit charts, I initially thought it was in RMB and wondered how everyone was so amazing, making hundreds of thousands or even millions of RMB in a day. After asking a friend, I learned that they were actually making USD. That's when I started to wonder if I could make that much too. So I began to understand memes and contracts, but I didn't have the perseverance to keep watching the market frequently. When I learned halfway, I would imagine the upcoming trends in my mind. After predicting correctly a few times, I thought about putting in some money to play, but when I actually got started, I found that the market wouldn't move as I thought. The first time I played, I used 100 USD. Watching the K-line move according to my initial expectations made me feel better, but when it retraced and started to fall, there was always a voice in my head telling me to hold on, that it would be fine, that this was just temporary. Because I was new and didn't understand, I was using the default twenty times leverage. It did drop temporarily, but the drop was enough to wipe out all my positions. After the liquidation, the market started to rally quickly, and that feeling was intoxicating for me at that time. So I switched to the meme battlefield, but I didn't have the patience to watch the market. The first time I bought a meme was when CZ posted about broccoli. At that time, I saw friends randomly buying and making money, and I wondered why I couldn't make that money too. So I quickly deposited 2000 USD, imagining that I would make a hundred or thousand times return with just one purchase, achieving freedom. That day, I bought four internal coins. Perhaps it was just not meant for me to play such a fast-paced game, as all four internal coins ended up in the pool. That was the first time I witnessed the power of meme coins. So the trading frequency began to decrease, and I started to learn, but the market wouldn't move according to what I learned. It gradually became a game of the market. When Trump posts a tweet or says something, countless people's wealth would slip away. Once I saw this clearly, I began to lose confidence in coins and slowly stopped paying attention to this market. But in May, Binance's Alpha launched, and friends were calling me to start playing. By June, I went from one account to getting a friend to register, and then my partner registered. From June until now, having three accounts has really changed my life and worldview significantly. While everyone else was quitting their jobs, I chose to believe one more time, just like when I was learning and persevering. Things don’t happen twice, and this time, Alpha didn’t make me lose. When I saw that after playing for about half a year, the funds on each account were around 3500-4000 USD, my mindset changed a lot. From initially not believing in any coins to later researching project backgrounds and circulation, I also saw many coins start moving from internal markets to Alpha, and I began to regain confidence in memes. In these three months, I held many memes. Although I didn't catch the very top and wasn't one of the earliest builders, at least I started to profit. This Binance life also started when I bought in at 0.2 during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Although the current price has dropped a bit, my expectations for it are not just about meme coins. Its significance in the crypto world is tremendous. Now, everyone thinks the current price is too inflated. The current price is just a market issue. Keep it up and let it soar #BinanceLife