Can you really play Binance? An article that opens the door to the world, how can a novice start from 0 to 1?
Traditional people often think that an exchange is just a platform for buying and selling trades, but that's not the case. After reading this, you'll understand that you can achieve financial freedom without needing a lot of capital. First of all, everyone knows Alpha. Most people only know about earning points through trading volume to receive airdrops. This is just the first layer of gameplay. There are also trading competitions, wealth management, TGE new issues, and Boosters, each with benefits that should not be underestimated.
1. Airdrop: This is based on your balance and trading volume every day, categorized into different levels to earn various points. The more balance you have and the larger your trading volume, the more points you will earn each day. The standards for airdrops are usually announced in advance, so pay attention to official updates.
The cryptocurrency circle is about to welcome a huge explosion: the betrayal of Sun Yuchen's ex-girlfriend Zeng Ying, is it a distortion of human nature or a moral decline?
Is the cryptocurrency circle really about to welcome the 'Epstein Files' of the cryptocurrency field?
The cause: Relevant personnel stated that Sun Yuchen was accused of fraud and false trading by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. He invested 75 million dollars in cryptocurrency for the Trump family, of which 50 million dollars directly benefited Trump.
Then Zeng Ying followed up, saying she had a lot of evidence of Sun Yuchen obtaining huge illegal profits and requested to contact the U.S. judicial authorities.
At the same time, she explained the whole process of events one by one, with a tone full of anger. Seeing this, many people thought that Sun Yuchen was too inhuman; how could a person be so bad?
In traditional industries, earning hundreds a year, is entering the crypto world as a side job a pit or an opportunity?
A friend suddenly asked me a question today, how to buy BTC, can I take him to play in the crypto world? It might be because I often post some content related to the crypto world in my social circle, which makes him a bit eager to try. He graduated from middle school and entered society, while I was still studying. He had already come to Shenzhen to work hard, assembling screws in factories, sorting express deliveries, and delivering takeout. Later, he got into sales right at the peak period, earning 50,000 a month which became quite stable. He is capable and hardworking, with great performance, and was promoted to a senior executive, earning over a million a year. Perhaps due to the gradually worsening environment and just getting married last year, he began to feel pressure and asked me this question.
Why do losers like to watch the reviews of the big shots?
Capital, tools, sources of information, market changes
Capital: When others spend hundreds of thousands, and you only spend a few bucks, even if you profit 10x, it's just a few dozen bucks, while others at 5x have already made millions
Tools: Others are often in a trading state and have a deep understanding of which tools are effective. Whether it's comparative data or market price differences, they have their own considerations
Sources of information: To put it simply, it's about the long-term accumulation of networking resources. The reliability of the information is clear to others who know it earlier than you
Market changes: Even sudden market changes can lead to investment failures, while for others, it might just mean they lost a few bucks. If the market develops as expected, that's success
Considering the above, do you think if you were given a chance, you could seize it? Plans can never keep up with changes; the market is fluid and not static
After reading, you realize you can't change anything $BTC $ETH #交易训练
The True Bottom: When No One is Concerned, the Market is Already Brewing
Early in the morning, BTC and ETH, along with the entire cryptocurrency market, experienced a sharp decline, with BTC falling below 78000 and ETH dropping below 2300. When the price fell to 78700, market sentiment wavered. Although some still insisted on being bullish to 250,000 USD, more people began to ask: How long will the adjustment last? Where exactly is the bottom? Rather than looking for support on the charts or guessing short-term points, it is better to return to the essence—the formation of a true bottom never depends on the price itself but is determined by two core conditions. First, the end of liquidity contraction. As long as global monetary policy remains in a 'tightening' mode, risk assets will struggle to find a safety net. Only when the interest rate hike cycle approaches its end and discussions of a reversal arise can the market truly gain breathing space. Until then, no matter how grand the narrative, macro pressures will be transmitted layer by layer, suppressing any attempts at a rebound.
I couldn't control myself, and this time I finally blew my account. My savings of twenty or thirty years have gone to zero, a sleepless night, full of regret.
I am a complete failure in life, and I can never forgive myself for this serious mistake. Greed crushed me and also destroyed me. Despite earning wealth that could change my life. I lost, I have no friends. Aside from cryptocurrency, I have no other life, this is all I have, and now it's gone. It took me several years to reach this height, but everything was wiped away in one night.
At this point, the most I regret is my family. It's over; cryptocurrency was just a fantasy of an underdog's comeback. $BTC $ETH
International gold experiences the largest single-day plunge in 40 years, market panic selling triggers chain reactions
On January 31, 2026, the global precious metals market experienced a rare 'Black Friday' not seen in nearly 40 years. The international spot gold price plummeted by 12.92% in a single day, falling through multiple thresholds from $5400 to $4700, with a low of $4682 per ounce, marking the largest single-day decline since 1980. The silver market also crashed simultaneously, with spot silver briefly dropping over 35%, evaporating nearly a third of its market value in a single day. This epic震荡迅速引发全球金融市场连锁反应. The core trigger of this plunge was the hawkish expectations arising from personnel changes at the Federal Reserve. After U.S. President Trump confirmed the nomination of Kevin Warsh as the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, market concerns about monetary tightening intensified, leading to a significant rebound in the dollar index and a massive sell-off of gold as a non-yielding asset. Meanwhile, the previous rapid short-term rise in gold prices had accumulated huge profit margins, creating strong demand for technical corrections, while factors like margin adjustments triggered a chain liquidation of high-leverage funds, resulting in a vicious cycle of 'expectation correction—technical breakdown—leverage踩踏', exacerbating the downward trend.
Binance's actions this time can be summarized in one straightforward sentence: 'The market is not good, we understand; the greater the responsibility, the more we bear it realistically.' Binance is always trustworthy. 👍👍👍
The whole process is very clear: first calm emotions, then provide data to prove that we have not been idle, and finally directly state with 'real money'—convert the family assets (SAFU fund) into Bitcoin, moving forward and backward with the industry. 👇👇 In plain words, what Binance has done👇👇 1️⃣ Acknowledge the market is bad, do not shift responsibility. 'The market is not good, it's normal for everyone to criticize us, after all, we are the leader, we accept it.' 2️⃣ Show the report card to prove we are working. 1. Help users recover wrongly transferred coins: recovered $48 million in one year, totaling over $1.09 billion. 2. Anti-fraud: Helped 5.4 million users avoid losses of approximately $6.7 billion in one year.
In history, there have been two instances of surging gold and silver prices, both ending quite tragically.
The first was from 1979 to 1980, when gold surged from $200 to $850 in a year, and silver skyrocketed from $6 to $50. As a result, two months after hitting the peak, gold was halved, and silver fell by two-thirds, entering a long 20-year freeze period.
The second time was from 2010 to 2011, when gold rose from $1,000 to $1,921, and silver again soared to $50. After the surge, gold retraced by 45%, and silver dropped by 70%, followed by several years of sluggishness.
Both surges were set against the backdrop of either an oil crisis, severe inflation, or rampant liquidity after a financial crisis.
The crazier the rise, the harsher the fall, almost becoming a law. Now, this round of market behavior has a new script: global central banks increasing their holdings, de-dollarization, and silver having industrial demand backing it up. Some believe this time is different, with central banks providing support, limiting potential declines.
But history repeatedly proves: after a surge, there must be a retracement, and it often comes quickly and deeply.
Gold typically retraces more than 30%, while silver often over 50%. Currently, the market has detached from historical patterns, and no one knows where the peak is. But one thing is clear: the more intense the rise, the greater the adjustment will be in the future.
Spot gold rebounded sharply after a significant drop, breaking through the 5400 USD mark again. Why was there such a large fluctuation?
Yesterday, precious metals suddenly crashed, with gold dropping directly from 5500 to 5200, then quickly rebounding, breaking through the 5400 mark. 1️⃣ Why did we see a 'sharp rise' yesterday? 📈 Special time point: Yesterday was the 'delivery day' for futures, equivalent to the settlement moment of a competition. Clear purpose: The dominant bulls (the bullish side) deliberately raised the price significantly, forcing the 'bears' (the bearish side) into a desperate situation. Many bears are shorting with borrowed money, and the soaring prices can lead to severe losses, forcing them to 'cut losses' and cover their positions. Result: Large-scale short covering is equivalent to forced buying, which in turn pushes the price even higher, creating a chain reaction of 'squeezing the shorts'. By the end of the trading session, those who needed to cover had done so, and the market temporarily lost momentum.