If you're still treating an exchange balance like cash you can grab tomorrow, stop now.
The expensive lesson isn't a bad entry. It's realizing you never had an exit. Traders lose more to locked accounts and delayed withdrawals than they admit, usually after the FOMO buy is already sitting there.
For anyone who already has an account, the practical question is simple. Can you still get in, and can you still withdraw? We've watched this movie before. In past blowups, the accounts looked fine until the door closed, and $BTC plus $ETH on the screen didn't help anyone who needed dollars that week.
A competing project can market yield all day. If you cannot leave, you don't hold the asset. You hold a promise. Same test applies if your size is mostly in $BNB and you have never actually tried a small withdrawal on a normal day.
Where do you draw the line before that question gets urgent?
#Bitcoin #Crypto #BNB
The expensive lesson isn't a bad entry. It's realizing you never had an exit. Traders lose more to locked accounts and delayed withdrawals than they admit, usually after the FOMO buy is already sitting there.
For anyone who already has an account, the practical question is simple. Can you still get in, and can you still withdraw? We've watched this movie before. In past blowups, the accounts looked fine until the door closed, and $BTC plus $ETH on the screen didn't help anyone who needed dollars that week.
A competing project can market yield all day. If you cannot leave, you don't hold the asset. You hold a promise. Same test applies if your size is mostly in $BNB and you have never actually tried a small withdrawal on a normal day.
Where do you draw the line before that question gets urgent?
#Bitcoin #Crypto #BNB