Thanks web3 Today I just tested P2P withdrawals on Binance, and after meeting a reputable trader, it was done in 2 minutes.
Iāve been using Vietcombank since 2017. Withdrawing money, Iāve done it for all sorts of amountsāthousands, tens of millions, hundreds of millions, even billionsāand there has been no issue at all. Brothers and friends, you can consider using Vietcombank and see for yourself.
The withdrawal amount isnāt as big as some other major KOLs, but Iām confident enough to say that I can live off a job related to investing in crypto, web3, or MMO. (Call it whatever you wantāI'm a hands-on worker. I do trading too, content, airdrops, gamefi, you name it; I join in everything because this is my main job.)
Maybe I canāt flex huge orders like other people, but I think about sharing honestly what Iāve been able to do, and sharing the way to make money with you. Iām not losing to any anonymous, face-hidden KOL.
I do what I can, and I tell it. For example, recently I helped a friend earn a $1200 bonus from the exchange. He started with maybe $100; even after washing it out, he still ended up with $800. And recently, I also created a group to guide new people on doing affiliateāthereās already a super easy deal lined up for everyone to earn $200 with no capital. You just need to invite enough people. Yet, not many of you wanted to do it.
Iām the type who believes: if you do it, you eat. Even if itās small, consistency is what matters. Why keep sitting around here waiting for a x10 x100 opportunity? Sometimes itās also kind of discouraging: the original intention was to create a group to share with everyone, but when the deal came in, people didnāt really respond. It makes me spend time chasing deals, and sometimes I feel downāshould I keep sharing with the community, or not? Brothers, give me some advice? $BTC $BNB #p2p
Having a few billion VND but not daring to buy a car. It wasn't until I had cash flow that I understood thatās what financial freedom is!
'Financial freedom' might be the term that many of us are chasing. Whenever it comes up, a lot of people immediately think of figures like 1 million dollars, 2 million dollars, or even more. I used to think like that too. But have you really grasped the definition of financial freedom? Or more specifically, do you know what financial freedom looks like in your particular case?
Add more money into the wallet and get over 2 million $BNB
After joining the creator pad organized by @binance_vietnam on the topic of P2P I forgot to write for 1 day, but I was still lucky enough to be somewhere around the top 20 and receive 0.11 $BNB for freeājust needing to write a post, no investment required at all
This is a really great way for beginners to learn and get access to the crypto market $BTC $BNB
Fake crypto is here, already gone but still fakeāmeaning one coin can have many fake coins with the same name. But theyāre easier to spot than the usual way: you can check the contract address. Just if itās different, itās a fake tokenāvery easy to check.
Another safer way for everyone to receive money is to send it to your Binance spot account. Donāt send it to any web3 wallets. When you send to an exchange, only coins that have been vetted are shown. But with web3 wallets like Binance Wallet, Trust Wallet, or MetaMask, whatever coin you send gets displayedāeverything shows up. You only see the name; if you donāt check the contract, you lose money right away $BTC
What is it? A coin that grows over many years without any signs of declining in a downtrend, and is rarely named by anyone Perhaps$ZEC Sustained growth is even better than $ETH And $BNB
The low threshold is too shallow, or what? Why did the brothers just stop completely? Once we got it, we suddenly felt like nobody was confused too much, or maybe tomorrow there will be a sweeter airdrop offer $BTC $ETH
šØ I just received an email warning about a NEW way hackers are targeting Binance users.
If youāre new to crypto, please be careful.
Hackers may send fake emails pretending to be Binance, claiming thereās an issue with your account and asking you to click a link to āsecureā or āverifyā it.
DONāT CLICK THE LINK.
Hereās a simple way to protect yourself:
š Go to your Binance account ā Security ā Anti-Phishing Code.
Create your own unique code and NEVER share it with anyone.
From then on, legitimate Binance emails will include your personal Anti-Phishing Code.
ā No code = Treat it as a fake email.
Even if the email looks 100% real, always verify before taking action.
Binance today again gifts red envelopes with an extra $BABY Join the creator pad for this round, itās so fragrantāreceived an airdrop in 2 rounds, and the total value is also close to $140, just each task is only to sit and write posts #creatorpad
Thank you @binance creator pad $BABY so fragrant, my account isnāt in the top tier either but itās also close to 100$ I wonder if the guys in the top 3 got 200$? #creatorpad
I didnāt want to sell my ETH. I just needed USDC. I think many DeFi users eventually face this situation. You want to keep your ETH exposure, but suddenly need USDC for a few months.
Selling ETH feels wrong. Borrowing at a variable rate can also be uncomfortable because the cost keeps changing. Thatās where TermMax started making sense to me. What caught my attention isnāt simply borrowing USDC against ETH. Itās the fixed-rate, fixed-term structure.
Instead of constantly watching a floating rate, you can choose a market with a defined maturity and know the borrowing terms upfront. So youāre not really selling your ETH.
Youāre separating asset ownership from short-term liquidity. But fixed-rate doesnāt mean risk-free. ETH is still collateral, and TermMax uses over-collateralization and market-specific LTV parameters. A sharp ETH drop can still put the position at risk. Thatās why I see TermMax less as āfree liquidityā and more as capital flexibility. Maybe the more interesting question in DeFi isnāt: āHow do I earn more yield?ā But: āHow do I use the assets I already own more efficiently?ā#termmax @TermMax