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$ETH do you want to share a boat with me? Just short Eth
entry 2140
Sl 2231
tp 1860
eth is getting weaker day by day
like I posted 2 articles this morning is $BTC the structure of 4 lower bottoms like this is very weak. There is a high possibility that there will be a market crash soon if Btc has crashed, of course, altcoins like eth will also crash. Because most altcoins or eth btc have been and are creating a sustainable downtrend structure.
entry 2140
Sl 2231
tp 1860
eth is getting weaker day by day
like I posted 2 articles this morning is $BTC the structure of 4 lower bottoms like this is very weak. There is a high possibility that there will be a market crash soon if Btc has crashed, of course, altcoins like eth will also crash. Because most altcoins or eth btc have been and are creating a sustainable downtrend structure.
#BinanceP2PAnToan @Binance Vietnam
There’s a kind of P2P transaction that, once you experience it, you’ll always remember: the payment has been transferred, the bank transfer shows successful, but the USDT is still nowhere to be found 😂
Previously, I thought P2P on Binance was pretty straightforward. Pick a trustworthy merchant to place the order, make the bank transfer, the seller confirms, and then you receive the USDT. If everything goes normally, it’s done within a few minutes.
But in reality, sometimes it’s different.
One time I bought 1000 USDT to top up my trading account. After the transfer, I sent exactly the correct information as shown in the Order, then sat and waited. After a while, the merchant still hadn’t “released” the payment.
When I messaged to ask, I got:
“Shop is checking your bank transfer. Please wait a few more minutes.”
So I waited.
10 minutes… 30 minutes… then an hour, two hours, and I was still waiting. Before long, I realized several hours had already passed.
At that point, I started to get impatient. Not because the money was too much, but because the money had already left my account, yet the USDT was still stuck in a “pending processing” state. If at that moment I had needed the capital to buy the dip on a coin or to add margin to prevent my futures position from getting liquidated, then that would have been a disaster.
I also don’t think a delayed merchant “Release” automatically means they have bad intentions. They might need reconciliation, the bank might update late, or they might simply be handling too many transactions.
If I run into a similar situation again, I’ll keep the order unchanged, save proof of the transfer, and communicate directly in the chat window. I won’t cancel the order or send more money just because the merchant asks. Especially, everyone shouldn’t resolve the issue through external platforms outside Binance like Zalo or Telegram. And I think “Appeal” is a reasonable choice if the seller doesn’t respond.
There’s a kind of P2P transaction that, once you experience it, you’ll always remember: the payment has been transferred, the bank transfer shows successful, but the USDT is still nowhere to be found 😂
Previously, I thought P2P on Binance was pretty straightforward. Pick a trustworthy merchant to place the order, make the bank transfer, the seller confirms, and then you receive the USDT. If everything goes normally, it’s done within a few minutes.
But in reality, sometimes it’s different.
One time I bought 1000 USDT to top up my trading account. After the transfer, I sent exactly the correct information as shown in the Order, then sat and waited. After a while, the merchant still hadn’t “released” the payment.
When I messaged to ask, I got:
“Shop is checking your bank transfer. Please wait a few more minutes.”
So I waited.
10 minutes… 30 minutes… then an hour, two hours, and I was still waiting. Before long, I realized several hours had already passed.
At that point, I started to get impatient. Not because the money was too much, but because the money had already left my account, yet the USDT was still stuck in a “pending processing” state. If at that moment I had needed the capital to buy the dip on a coin or to add margin to prevent my futures position from getting liquidated, then that would have been a disaster.
I also don’t think a delayed merchant “Release” automatically means they have bad intentions. They might need reconciliation, the bank might update late, or they might simply be handling too many transactions.
If I run into a similar situation again, I’ll keep the order unchanged, save proof of the transfer, and communicate directly in the chat window. I won’t cancel the order or send more money just because the merchant asks. Especially, everyone shouldn’t resolve the issue through external platforms outside Binance like Zalo or Telegram. And I think “Appeal” is a reasonable choice if the seller doesn’t respond.
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#binancep2pantoan 🗂 Tên Gian Thương: KennyPhan⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
📞 SDT/Zalo Gian Thương: 0707629578 (Phan Hữu Phát)
🏦 Bank Gian Thương: NGUYEN THU THAO | ACB | 32710867
🍚 Mô tả: Khách thanh toán đủ tiền giao dịch, nhưng bắt video call
🗂 Loại Giao Dịch: Mua USDT
🗂 Giá Trị Giao Dịch: $3000
—- —- —- Đánh giá —- —- —-
🗂 Ý kiến khác từ người dùng:
1️⃣Như khách trả lời, có rửa tiền hay gì thì mình làm trực tiếp với sàn, chứ làm riêng lộ thông tin rồi tính sao. Chưa kể khách cũng đã KYC với sàn trước khi mua bán P2P rồi
2️⃣ Một nguồn tin ẩn danh, gian thương này đã phốt nhiều năm rồi. Không nên mua bán
3️⃣ Đòi 2 loại giấy tờ chứng minh nhân thân, người dùng thấy phiền bảo hủy thì nó bảo mai nó lên công ty mới lên sao kê
4️⃣ Có case user bank xong bảo chưa nhận được, nhưng mở khiếu nại 1 cái thì nhả coin luôn
⭐️ Uy tín: 0/10
@Binance Vietnam
$BTC
$ETH
📞 SDT/Zalo Gian Thương: 0707629578 (Phan Hữu Phát)
🏦 Bank Gian Thương: NGUYEN THU THAO | ACB | 32710867
🍚 Mô tả: Khách thanh toán đủ tiền giao dịch, nhưng bắt video call
🗂 Loại Giao Dịch: Mua USDT
🗂 Giá Trị Giao Dịch: $3000
—- —- —- Đánh giá —- —- —-
🗂 Ý kiến khác từ người dùng:
1️⃣Như khách trả lời, có rửa tiền hay gì thì mình làm trực tiếp với sàn, chứ làm riêng lộ thông tin rồi tính sao. Chưa kể khách cũng đã KYC với sàn trước khi mua bán P2P rồi
2️⃣ Một nguồn tin ẩn danh, gian thương này đã phốt nhiều năm rồi. Không nên mua bán
3️⃣ Đòi 2 loại giấy tờ chứng minh nhân thân, người dùng thấy phiền bảo hủy thì nó bảo mai nó lên công ty mới lên sao kê
4️⃣ Có case user bank xong bảo chưa nhận được, nhưng mở khiếu nại 1 cái thì nhả coin luôn
⭐️ Uy tín: 0/10
@Binance Vietnam
$BTC
$ETH
#binancep2pantoan 🗂 Trade Seller Section: UyTin_247
—-UPDATED— NEW SCAM PATTERN—-
🗂 Type of Transaction: Buy USDT
The scammer will use a phone number to open 2 different banks, whose names are very similar. Specifically, this case is:
* Bank 1: Vietinbank - Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Industry and Trade of Vietnam
* Bank 2: Vietbank - Vietnam Thuong Tin Commercial Joint Stock Bank
Then the scammer posts/listings on trading platforms that show Vietbank as the transaction, with the recipient account number being the scammer’s phone number.
USDT buyers will be careless and mistakenly transfer to Vietinbank using the above receiving phone number. Even though the displayed name will be different, it is still the scammer’s relative.
From the person who goes to buy USDT, and the victim becomes the “scammer, fake transfer receipt case,” the scammer will open a dispute. Naturally, the platform will rule against the person who tried to buy USDT, effectively causing them to lose the money. At that point, the buyer will go deal directly with the bank @Binance Vietnam
—-UPDATED— NEW SCAM PATTERN—-
🗂 Type of Transaction: Buy USDT
The scammer will use a phone number to open 2 different banks, whose names are very similar. Specifically, this case is:
* Bank 1: Vietinbank - Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Industry and Trade of Vietnam
* Bank 2: Vietbank - Vietnam Thuong Tin Commercial Joint Stock Bank
Then the scammer posts/listings on trading platforms that show Vietbank as the transaction, with the recipient account number being the scammer’s phone number.
USDT buyers will be careless and mistakenly transfer to Vietinbank using the above receiving phone number. Even though the displayed name will be different, it is still the scammer’s relative.
From the person who goes to buy USDT, and the victim becomes the “scammer, fake transfer receipt case,” the scammer will open a dispute. Naturally, the platform will rule against the person who tried to buy USDT, effectively causing them to lose the money. At that point, the buyer will go deal directly with the bank @Binance Vietnam
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#binancep2pantoan
💵 Kinh nghiệm giao dịch P2P trên Binance và các sàn khác
🟢 Đi Bán USDT thì:
1. Chia nhỏ làm nhiều lần bán, mỗi lần 50tr - 300tr , tránh việc bị gian thương deal rate, giam lệnh
🔴 Đi Mua USDT thì:
➡️ Luôn luôn đọc phần quảng cáo của gian thương, nếu trong phần quảng cáo yêu cầu, gọi Zalo, KYC bằng các hình thức cung cấp giấy tờ CMND/CCCD, Bằng lái xe, giấy đăng ký kết hôn thì tuyệt đối không nên giao dịch. Vì sàn nó chung phe với bên gian thương, khi có tranh chấp xảy ra, sàn sẽ vịn vào phần quảng cáo này mà ép buộc mình làm theo các yêu cầu, đòi hỏi giấy tờ vô lý nhưng không có biện pháp bảo vệ thông tin nếu giấy tờ bị rò rĩ
1. Với tiền to thì nên quay lại video lúc mình chuyển khoản
2. Không chát chít bất cứ cái gì ở khung chat
3. Hết time, không thấy tiền mở tranh chấp, úp video bằng chứng gửi tiền
💀 Dạo này có mấy gian thương Binance, lấy zalo của khách hàng cho kèo long/short Bitcoin nữa, thiệt là quãi đạn
@Binance Vietnam
💵 Kinh nghiệm giao dịch P2P trên Binance và các sàn khác
🟢 Đi Bán USDT thì:
1. Chia nhỏ làm nhiều lần bán, mỗi lần 50tr - 300tr , tránh việc bị gian thương deal rate, giam lệnh
🔴 Đi Mua USDT thì:
➡️ Luôn luôn đọc phần quảng cáo của gian thương, nếu trong phần quảng cáo yêu cầu, gọi Zalo, KYC bằng các hình thức cung cấp giấy tờ CMND/CCCD, Bằng lái xe, giấy đăng ký kết hôn thì tuyệt đối không nên giao dịch. Vì sàn nó chung phe với bên gian thương, khi có tranh chấp xảy ra, sàn sẽ vịn vào phần quảng cáo này mà ép buộc mình làm theo các yêu cầu, đòi hỏi giấy tờ vô lý nhưng không có biện pháp bảo vệ thông tin nếu giấy tờ bị rò rĩ
1. Với tiền to thì nên quay lại video lúc mình chuyển khoản
2. Không chát chít bất cứ cái gì ở khung chat
3. Hết time, không thấy tiền mở tranh chấp, úp video bằng chứng gửi tiền
💀 Dạo này có mấy gian thương Binance, lấy zalo của khách hàng cho kèo long/short Bitcoin nữa, thiệt là quãi đạn
@Binance Vietnam
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#binancep2pantoan
1. Chỉ giao dịch trong Binance P2P
Không chuyển sang Telegram, Zalo hay nền tảng khác để “thỏa thuận riêng”. Mọi trao đổi và giao dịch nên được thực hiện trong hệ thống Binance P2P.
2. Kiểm tra thông tin người mua/người bán
Trước khi giao dịch, hãy xem tên người dùng, số lượng giao dịch và tỷ lệ hoàn thành. Đừng chỉ nhìn giá tốt nhất mà bỏ qua lịch sử giao dịch.
3. Kiểm tra đúng tên tài khoản nhận tiền
Nếu tên người chuyển tiền không phù hợp với thông tin giao dịch hoặc có dấu hiệu bất thường, nên dừng lại và kiểm tra trước khi tiếp tục.
4. Không xác nhận “Đã nhận tiền” chỉ vì đối phương gửi ảnh chụp
Ảnh chụp màn hình giao dịch không phải bằng chứng tiền đã vào tài khoản. Hãy tự kiểm tra ứng dụng ngân hàng/ví của mình và chỉ xác nhận sau khi tiền thực sự được ghi nhận.
5. Không bấm “Đã thanh toán” khi chưa thanh toán
Nếu bạn là người mua, chỉ đánh dấu đã thanh toán sau khi thực sự chuyển tiền đúng thông tin của lệnh.
6. Không cung cấp mã OTP, mật khẩu hoặc thông tin bảo mật
Nhân viên hỗ trợ hợp lệ sẽ không yêu cầu bạn gửi mật khẩu, mã OTP hoặc khóa bảo mật để “giải phóng lệnh”.
7. Có vấn đề thì dùng tính năng Khiếu nại
Nếu giao dịch xảy ra tranh chấp, hãy giữ lại bằng chứng như lịch sử chuyển khoản và nội dung trao đổi rồi sử dụng quy trình khiếu nại của Binance thay vì tự thỏa thuận bên ngoài.
Tóm lại:
Giá tốt chưa chắc là giao dịch tốt. Khi giao dịch P2P, hãy ưu tiên đúng người – đúng thông tin – đúng số tiền – kiểm tra thực tế – không giao dịch ngoài hệ thống. @Binance Vietnam Binance Vietnam
#BinanceP2PAnToan
1. Chỉ giao dịch trong Binance P2P
Không chuyển sang Telegram, Zalo hay nền tảng khác để “thỏa thuận riêng”. Mọi trao đổi và giao dịch nên được thực hiện trong hệ thống Binance P2P.
2. Kiểm tra thông tin người mua/người bán
Trước khi giao dịch, hãy xem tên người dùng, số lượng giao dịch và tỷ lệ hoàn thành. Đừng chỉ nhìn giá tốt nhất mà bỏ qua lịch sử giao dịch.
3. Kiểm tra đúng tên tài khoản nhận tiền
Nếu tên người chuyển tiền không phù hợp với thông tin giao dịch hoặc có dấu hiệu bất thường, nên dừng lại và kiểm tra trước khi tiếp tục.
4. Không xác nhận “Đã nhận tiền” chỉ vì đối phương gửi ảnh chụp
Ảnh chụp màn hình giao dịch không phải bằng chứng tiền đã vào tài khoản. Hãy tự kiểm tra ứng dụng ngân hàng/ví của mình và chỉ xác nhận sau khi tiền thực sự được ghi nhận.
5. Không bấm “Đã thanh toán” khi chưa thanh toán
Nếu bạn là người mua, chỉ đánh dấu đã thanh toán sau khi thực sự chuyển tiền đúng thông tin của lệnh.
6. Không cung cấp mã OTP, mật khẩu hoặc thông tin bảo mật
Nhân viên hỗ trợ hợp lệ sẽ không yêu cầu bạn gửi mật khẩu, mã OTP hoặc khóa bảo mật để “giải phóng lệnh”.
7. Có vấn đề thì dùng tính năng Khiếu nại
Nếu giao dịch xảy ra tranh chấp, hãy giữ lại bằng chứng như lịch sử chuyển khoản và nội dung trao đổi rồi sử dụng quy trình khiếu nại của Binance thay vì tự thỏa thuận bên ngoài.
Tóm lại:
Giá tốt chưa chắc là giao dịch tốt. Khi giao dịch P2P, hãy ưu tiên đúng người – đúng thông tin – đúng số tiền – kiểm tra thực tế – không giao dịch ngoài hệ thống. @Binance Vietnam Binance Vietnam
#BinanceP2PAnToan
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$ETH tui cũng chán quá rồi. 1 năm trời rồi đó . quá mệt mỏi, ngước lên trên cao thì thấy không có ai . ngó xuống dưới thì thấy không ai đu cao bằng mình . xem có đâm ra chán ko chứ .. bờ đâu khi nào thấy bờ chứ . 2 acc điều đu ETH giá cao
$BTC Btc thì đu đỉnh thiên thu từ đợt 10x =))
Dca có lãi cũng ko cắt gồng tiếp ... giờ gồng 100$ lãi 10$ chê giờ nó cho đu 1 năm luôn
$LINK riêng link thì chưa cho về bờ luôn đéo hiểu làm sao
$BTC Btc thì đu đỉnh thiên thu từ đợt 10x =))
Dca có lãi cũng ko cắt gồng tiếp ... giờ gồng 100$ lãi 10$ chê giờ nó cho đu 1 năm luôn
$LINK riêng link thì chưa cho về bờ luôn đéo hiểu làm sao
$BTC still believe that it only rises by a short segment, around the Ema 100—it's 68k8—and then it will drop down to 51k-55k... and by the end of 2026 or early 2027 there will be a rebound wave back up to 8x 9x. Then when $ETH drops to 1k4 or below 1k3 and rises again to 3k-4k. $LINK when BTC goes to 51-55k, then Link will go to $6. Don't break its old bottom.
#baby $BABY There’s a mistake I once made when assessing DeFi protocols: only looking at TVL in USD.
At first, when I saw the TVL of @BabylonLabs_io drop from over $7 billion to below that level, I also assumed that money was leaving the protocol. But after taking a closer look, I realized that wasn’t the whole story.
Babylon is a protocol built around Bitcoin, so the value of its TVL in USD is heavily affected by BTC price fluctuations. When Bitcoin adjusts, the TVL converted into USD also falls—even if the amount of Bitcoin locked is almost unchanged.
What I care about more is the number of BTC that is staked on the protocol. During volatile market phases, the amount of BTC locked still stays at tens of thousands of BTC, suggesting that the protocol’s foundation is much more stable than what the USD-denominated TVL chart shows.
Another point I really appreciate is that Babylon doesn’t grow thanks to a one-time influx of capital. The protocol expands step by step through staking phases: each batch attracts more users and gradually brings TVL to levels of several billion USD. This reflects a planned development process rather than short-term growth.
In my view, if you want to evaluate a protocol like Babylon, looking only at TVL in USD isn’t enough. You need to combine TVL, the amount of BTC locked, and how the protocol sustains capital across multiple market cycles. That’s what gives a more complete picture of the ecosystem’s health.
@BabylonLabs_io
$ETH
At first, when I saw the TVL of @BabylonLabs_io drop from over $7 billion to below that level, I also assumed that money was leaving the protocol. But after taking a closer look, I realized that wasn’t the whole story.
Babylon is a protocol built around Bitcoin, so the value of its TVL in USD is heavily affected by BTC price fluctuations. When Bitcoin adjusts, the TVL converted into USD also falls—even if the amount of Bitcoin locked is almost unchanged.
What I care about more is the number of BTC that is staked on the protocol. During volatile market phases, the amount of BTC locked still stays at tens of thousands of BTC, suggesting that the protocol’s foundation is much more stable than what the USD-denominated TVL chart shows.
Another point I really appreciate is that Babylon doesn’t grow thanks to a one-time influx of capital. The protocol expands step by step through staking phases: each batch attracts more users and gradually brings TVL to levels of several billion USD. This reflects a planned development process rather than short-term growth.
In my view, if you want to evaluate a protocol like Babylon, looking only at TVL in USD isn’t enough. You need to combine TVL, the amount of BTC locked, and how the protocol sustains capital across multiple market cycles. That’s what gives a more complete picture of the ecosystem’s health.
@BabylonLabs_io
$ETH
$LINK link right now still holds the bottom. If BTC crashes 5x, then it’s around $6, as long as the bottom isn’t breached—then wait for the rebound, follow the uptrend, it should reach $12–15 =))
$ETH
$ETH
#baby $BABY TVL decline—does it really mean users are leaving the protocol? I don’t think so.
When looking at the chart of @BabylonLabs_io , many people will only focus on the fact that TVL once exceeded $7 billion and then fell to around $4–5.6 billion. At first glance, this can create the feeling that capital is being withdrawn from the ecosystem.
But if we separate the data and examine it more closely, the story is different.
Babylon has gone through several clearly defined growth phases. Starting from a TVL of about $307 million when it launched, the project surged after staking rounds—especially during expansion of limits—bringing TVL up by more than 2,300% and reaching a peak above $7 billion.
Then, when Bitcoin entered a correction phase, the TVL converted to USD also declined. However, the noteworthy point is that the amount of BTC locked in the protocol has remained roughly around 56,000–60,000 BTC, rather than dropping in line with TVL.
In my view, this is a very easy-to-misinterpret issue. TVL measured in USD is always directly affected by Bitcoin price fluctuations. So for a protocol centered around BTC like Babylon, looking only at USD TVL can lead us to misjudge the health of the ecosystem.
Maybe besides TVL, the amount of BTC locked is also an indicator worth tracking if we want a clearer understanding of usage and the community’s confidence in Babylon.
$SNDKB $BTC
#TheoDõiFOMC
When looking at the chart of @BabylonLabs_io , many people will only focus on the fact that TVL once exceeded $7 billion and then fell to around $4–5.6 billion. At first glance, this can create the feeling that capital is being withdrawn from the ecosystem.
But if we separate the data and examine it more closely, the story is different.
Babylon has gone through several clearly defined growth phases. Starting from a TVL of about $307 million when it launched, the project surged after staking rounds—especially during expansion of limits—bringing TVL up by more than 2,300% and reaching a peak above $7 billion.
Then, when Bitcoin entered a correction phase, the TVL converted to USD also declined. However, the noteworthy point is that the amount of BTC locked in the protocol has remained roughly around 56,000–60,000 BTC, rather than dropping in line with TVL.
In my view, this is a very easy-to-misinterpret issue. TVL measured in USD is always directly affected by Bitcoin price fluctuations. So for a protocol centered around BTC like Babylon, looking only at USD TVL can lead us to misjudge the health of the ecosystem.
Maybe besides TVL, the amount of BTC locked is also an indicator worth tracking if we want a clearer understanding of usage and the community’s confidence in Babylon.
$SNDKB $BTC
#TheoDõiFOMC
$DOT some guys said the more Dot drops, the more to buy. When it goes under $1, buy even more to stake and earn daily profit. Buy more and more. Make sure from August until next year, the Dot price will be $0.5 or even lower. It already pierced the bottom of the bottom. That token is dead. The dev abandoned it from 2025 when it was still around $11, then kept buying more and shilling it like crazy. Who would be stupid enough to buy now?
#baby $BABY Back when monitoring the TVL of @BabylonLabs_io , I realized the project’s growth process doesn’t follow a straight line but instead goes through many very clear stages.
At first, TVL was only at a few hundred million USD. After staking rounds in each phase—especially during the times when the limit was expanded—the amount of capital flowing in increased very rapidly, pushing TVL above $7 billion in 2025. That’s an impressive growth rate when you look at the chart.
What I find even more interesting is what happened in the subsequent phase. When the price of Bitcoin corrected, TVL calculated in USD also fell significantly, at one point dropping to around $4–5.6 billion. If you look only at that figure, many people might think capital is being withdrawn from the protocol.
However, when you observe it by the amount of BTC locked, the picture is different. The amount of BTC in the protocol remains relatively stable, suggesting that TVL volatility mainly reflects changes in the BTC price, rather than users necessarily leaving the ecosystem.
In my view, when assessing Bitcoin-linked protocols like Babylon, only looking at TVL converted to USD sometimes doesn’t fully reflect the situation. Tracking the additional BTC that’s locked will provide a more accurate perspective on usage and users’ confidence in the protocol.
@BabylonLabs_io $BABY #baby
At first, TVL was only at a few hundred million USD. After staking rounds in each phase—especially during the times when the limit was expanded—the amount of capital flowing in increased very rapidly, pushing TVL above $7 billion in 2025. That’s an impressive growth rate when you look at the chart.
What I find even more interesting is what happened in the subsequent phase. When the price of Bitcoin corrected, TVL calculated in USD also fell significantly, at one point dropping to around $4–5.6 billion. If you look only at that figure, many people might think capital is being withdrawn from the protocol.
However, when you observe it by the amount of BTC locked, the picture is different. The amount of BTC in the protocol remains relatively stable, suggesting that TVL volatility mainly reflects changes in the BTC price, rather than users necessarily leaving the ecosystem.
In my view, when assessing Bitcoin-linked protocols like Babylon, only looking at TVL converted to USD sometimes doesn’t fully reflect the situation. Tracking the additional BTC that’s locked will provide a more accurate perspective on usage and users’ confidence in the protocol.
@BabylonLabs_io $BABY #baby
#baby $BABY @BabylonLabs_io
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spins over 40-50 times but still no USDT at all. all just end up in poor/loser pool for rewards... many people spin and hit $9-14.7 or $99 a lot too, but for me I can’t get the $1.99 one. what is this, is the luck not there? must say your AI from anh Cz is feeding me $AKE
$GRVT
@BabylonLabs_io
spins over 40-50 times but still no USDT at all. all just end up in poor/loser pool for rewards... many people spin and hit $9-14.7 or $99 a lot too, but for me I can’t get the $1.99 one. what is this, is the luck not there? must say your AI from anh Cz is feeding me $AKE
$GRVT
@BabylonLabs_io
#baby $BABY
entered top 5k to get $10. it’s a big loss now... recent campaigns no longer even guarantee the minimum. grind at least 500u to get $1 $2, then it’s all gone. now it’s just everyone competing for top 5k to receive 10u. and traders who play with some trash Alts like $EUL , $MIRA literally wasted on fees. if there isn’t 50% refund from the voucher, and if there isn’t VIP... then you shouldn’t compete anymore. to get into top 1k you need a 43k volume—too hard to get. if you can’t, you get $28, but competing costs more than $30 in fees....
@BabylonLabs_io
entered top 5k to get $10. it’s a big loss now... recent campaigns no longer even guarantee the minimum. grind at least 500u to get $1 $2, then it’s all gone. now it’s just everyone competing for top 5k to receive 10u. and traders who play with some trash Alts like $EUL , $MIRA literally wasted on fees. if there isn’t 50% refund from the voucher, and if there isn’t VIP... then you shouldn’t compete anymore. to get into top 1k you need a 43k volume—too hard to get. if you can’t, you get $28, but competing costs more than $30 in fees....
@BabylonLabs_io
#baby $BABY Bitcoin is not only a store of value asset, but can also contribute to securing the blockchain ecosystem. Babylon Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV) aims to enable users to use self-custodied BTC to help secure PoS networks while still retaining control over their assets. I will continue to follow the development of this solution and its real-world applications in the future. @BabylonLabs_io
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