Swapping numbers $BTC unlisted was canceled. The time lock is really good—otherwise, if I had gone in, I would have missed a big行情 with hundreds of orders 🤧
In the evening, I chatted with friends over tea about trading fees and commission rebates. When I came from 某易 and registered to play on Binance, I didn’t fill in the bound referral/invitation code. After looking at it, once the adjustment on 6/13 came into effect and I returned to play, the trading fees were close to 650,000 U. It’s said that the highest fee rebate can be up to 50%—day by day, month by month; if you calculate it over a year, it would be over 1,000 RMB, right? 🤐 (I asked customer service: holding BNB + VIP level discounts can overlap with the rebate.) The VIP customer service said that if your trading volume exceeds (something like) several tens of thousands of U per month, you can’t補-bind anymore; you’d have to leave it idle for a period before you can補-bind. It’s not very user-friendly, so then we can only change accounts. Wait until we meet the requirements, bind properly, and then come back to sprint for the top trader overall leaderboard 🤐 For those without a binding, you can bind two of your own accounts together, or if you have volume, find a KOL with higher rebates to bind—if you can save money, save it 🥳
US stock token: one information-sided market shut-up drive—pre-market pump, after-hours pump, open bell pump, night session pump… it never ends 😂 I'm not playing along anymore 😂 Limit sell won’t execute. Market close slips a lot—there’s zero technical logic. Gains and losses depend on capital; you can’t touch it. After a break, Btc and Eth haven’t lost a penny. The US stock token lost over 600 😀
Rates announced in the early morning should see pretty big fluctuations—will they spike up and down with wicks or move in a straight line up or down? I’ve cleared some positions—can we get a fill at the ideal price 🤔
The US stock bubble isn’t just ordinary big. After selling FEI, I forgot to place an order. I kept buying as it kept falling, and when the right moment came, I decisively cut it off 👻
I originally just wanted to hold for 1–2 days and directly turn it into a weekly chart. The core of short-term trading is controlling the time window—when a position is dragged out again and again, the logic breaks down and risk keeps compounding. If the entry price isn’t good, I still remain bullish—looking for the U.S. stock market open to catch a spike 📈