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The simulated trading account has already made more than 70%, so why is it so easy to make money on the simulated trading account?

Because I’ve been increasingly troubled by information bubbles lately, and it’s gotten boring. After entering the coin world and exploring Binance Square and X, I found another interesting place: GitHub. On it, you can find many interesting projects—ones you may not even know about. More importantly, it’s the people. He is very likely someone who keeps learning and keeps putting things out.
Friends, what other things do you usually have to check every day? What kinds of things do you spend your energy on each day? Please leave a comment and tell me $BNB

刚来币安和X的前几天，我感觉好新奇，都是自己没见过的，短短几天过去了，已经看不到能让我耳目一新的了

Friends, which channels do you usually get information from, and how can you break the information bubble and break through platform algorithms?

Is Binance Square's content too limited? It always shows some repeated stuff, and the information density is too low.

Isn't this mask guy some big V? Why does none of his posts have a single comment #新人入坑

When you enter the crypto world, it feels like stepping into a new world—everything here is about making money. X is the crypto industry’s bigger base. I never used to scroll it before; after using it for a few days, I found that it was all blue checkmarks. Turns out there was a creator earnings feature—if you post, you can make money. Everything on there is about making money.

In the pre access section of the Binance wallet, what are these things below? Does anyone know? I thought they said pPOLY is the first project—there aren’t many holders for the ones below and there’s no trading volume either. Why are they placed here? What’s the difference? #PreAccess

Test Binance’s prediction trade. I hadn’t even read the content carefully, I just tapped the order button—there wasn’t even a confirmation screen—then I immediately lost $1.

Why does my page not show predictive accounts and alpha accounts? The app displays that it is the latest version (3.21.1$BTC )

In the crypto world, people value packaging. You need to know how to tell a story: take something with a very simple underlying logic, make the packaging more complex, and describe it in confusing, foggy terms so the green investors can’t understand it—then they’ll fall for it.

Speaking of the years of Bitcoin’s development, they also happen to match the years I grew up; why didn’t I pay attention? There are many reasons, and one of them should be that I came to Japan to work—without the right environment, I was influenced by nothing, information was closed off, and the environment is simply too important.

Although in the crypto world it’s been a year, in human terms it’s been many years, but it’s still relatively short. There haven’t been many major events that affected the industry: from the release of the white paper in 2008, to the first block mined in 2009, and even today it’s been less than 20 years. Take a bit of time, look up the sources, and fill in the history in between.

Trade stocks with Binance, get familiar with the process, features, and trading fees. I didn’t see where it shows the profit or loss amount—does that mean stocks are a new feature and not fully developed yet? Also, when adding trades below, there isn’t a stock option. It seems like they’re encouraging you to convert stocks into B shares. I don’t know what’s going on.
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Investing $BTC now doesn’t necessarily mean you have to directly enter the crypto market and buy. There are many targets in traditional finance you can invest in as well. The main issue with the crypto market right now is that things change too fast and it’s unstable—regulations are always changing across different countries and exchanges, and the rules are not clear: which regions are supported, how KYC certification differs, and what limitations differ. Before you really make a big bet, you need to first figure out the rules clearly.

There are so many excellent people, so many excellent works, so many excellent things to say—so many excellent...so many. It makes me marvel at how vast the world is, and how small I am.

When I study, I have my own framework. History: politics, economics, technology, ideological and cultural life, geography and population. The world is made up of these things. I observe and think through these dimensions. When I learn, I also know what exactly I’m studying, compare different histories, and use these same dimensions to draw comparisons. That’s why I’m very curious about all kinds of things—because I’m adding details to this framework.

This is something I came up with on my own. Later, I found out that this is actually a specialized research model, and it gives that sense of “we see things in much the same way,” like the thoughts of a hero coinciding.

Haha, the boss lady is half $BTC and half $BNB , but I feel that the real core assets are only BTC. BNB might just be luckier: Binance becoming the largest exchange, relying on the exchange to offer all kinds of air drops and various benefits that stimulate users to hold BNB. But BTC is the true consensus—it could become digital gold. And as long as, in the short term, Binance doesn’t fall, it’s correct to use BNB for compounding as early as possible to earn the maximum profit.
As for Binance and BNB’s various benefits, I haven’t researched them completely yet—this industry has too many new things. I’ll figure them out one by one.

There are too many traps in the crypto world. If you’re a beginner, keep browsing the main feed, open the comments section, and take a look. Experience—either you go through it yourself, or you hear about someone else’s experience. Otherwise, you won’t really know.

I’ve gotten used to scrolling Douyin, but scrolling the square is all kinds of uncomfortable. I keep trying to give product managers suggestions in my head—if only it were like that. But after all, Binance isn’t a social platform; it’s an exchange.