Sơn Chinh

9 years ago, no one probably thought Binance would grow as strongly as it does today.

For me, Binance isn’t just a trading platform—it’s also where my journey of learning about crypto began, where I learned about DCA Bitcoin, and where I connected with countless brothers who share the same passion.

There were times my account was green, and times it was glowing red. But it’s those experiences that helped me mature as an investor.

Wishing Binance a new year that brings even more growth, and continues to create many opportunities for the global crypto community. 🥳

Hopefully, one day soon, all of you who stay persistent with your goals will reap the “sweet rewards.” 🚀

Happy 9th Birthday, Binance! 🎉

#BinanceTurns9

#BinancePickAndWin There’s one thing I really love about football.

That a team can’t become champions after just a single match. They have to maintain consistency throughout the whole season.

Investing is the same.

No one wins just because they issued the right order or because a coin suddenly surged. What ultimately determines the final result is patience, discipline, and the ability to stick to the plan.

There are matches where your team is trailing, but you still manage to come back in the final minutes.

The crypto market is no different. Sometimes your portfolio turns completely red, sometimes it makes you doubt your own decisions. But if you’ve researched carefully and managed your capital properly, then sometimes what you need to do is simply stay calm and wait for the final whistle.

So what do you think—when investing, is it more important to find the right “superstar,” or to build a strategy good enough to last long? ⚽👇

#BinancePickAndWin Many people only see Bitcoin falling and choose to stay out. But if you look back at previous cycles, those periods of sharp correction are often when great opportunities are created for patient investors.

Of course, history doesn’t guarantee the future. However, for me, consistently doing DCA, managing capital, and staying mentally steady are strategies worth pursuing.

The market is always volatile, but opportunities usually appear when the majority are still afraid.

What do you think—will this cycle’s Bitcoin continue to correct, or is it gradually preparing for a new uptrend? 👇

Even though the market is still very volatile and my portfolio hasn’t fully turned green yet, I still choose to stay persistent and DCA Bitcoin little by little. History has shown many times that the periods that make the crowd fearful are often when the biggest opportunities are created for long-term investors. No one knows exactly where the bottom is, but patience and good capital management are always an advantage. And you guys—are you continuing to DCA at this time, or still waiting for a clearer signal? 🚀
#binancepickandwin

#BinanceTurns9 Binance 9 years old - Do you build

#BinanceTurns9 Binance 9 years old
Bro, let's hurry up and complete the mission, okay? This event is really good as hell

#BinanceTurns9 Binance 9 years old
What about who hasn't done their task for 9 years? Binance takes advantage of the moment nhé

There’s a very strange rule in the market.

When a coin rises by 500%, everyone says they knew it in advance.

But when it’s still below the bottom…

No one wants to buy.

$CELO just had a strong surge.

Many people ask: “Is there any news?”

Maybe the right question is:

Why do you only start paying attention once the price has already gone up?

The market has never rewarded attention.

It rewards belief placed at the right time.

I’m not saying $CELO will keep rising.

But I know one thing…

Every asset goes through a phase of being forgotten before it becomes the center of attention.

The hardest part isn’t finding a coin that can x10.

It’s having enough patience to see its value while the whole market is still turning its back.
$CELO

Buy 0.00023 $BTC every day and see what happens..

Many people look at the DCA history and laugh:
"When you buy a few thousandths of a Bitcoin every day, what's the point?"

I used to think the same.

Until one day, when I looked back...

Those numbers—0.00023, 0.00025, 0.00024 BTC—seemed meaningless at first, yet they quietly added up to 0.1 $BTC .

That’s the interesting thing about DCA.

You don’t see the change after a single day.
You only notice it unexpectedly after hundreds of days.

What keeps me persistent isn’t because I’m certain Bitcoin will go up.

It’s because I know time always stands on the side of accumulators.

If one day Bitcoin reaches 500,000 USD as many optimistic scenarios have mentioned, then 0.1 $BTC would be equivalent to 50,000 USD.

It sounds very far away...

But 50,000 USD doesn’t start with one big purchase.

It starts with the decision to click Buy on a very ordinary day.

Don’t underestimate small numbers.

Large assets are always built from accumulation rounds that others think are too small to make a difference.

Today, you might only be able to buy a tiny fraction of Bitcoin.

But who knows—after a few years...

You’ll thank yourself for starting earlier than the crowd.

If you still haven’t started today, then even if $BTC is 50,000, 30,000, or 20,000 USD... you’ll still find a reason to wait.

I started when the price was 100,000 USD.

Today, the price is only 50,000 USD.

So what reason is there for you not to start right from today?

95% of people who look at this chart only see one red candle.

The remaining 5% see an opportunity.

$BTC is trading around 59.5k.

What caught my attention isn’t the price drop.

It’s that 95.72% of the order book volume is tilted toward the buy side.

That’s when the crowd is afraid, while money starts to quietly wait.

A lot of people are still waiting for $BTC to come back to 40,000 USD.
But market history rarely rewards those who wait for a “perfect” price.

It usually gives you only two choices:

* Buy when everyone is afraid.
* Or buy higher when everyone is confident.

I don’t know if this is the bottom.

But I do know this:
No one regrets DCA-ing at low prices during the cycle. People only regret standing by and watching.

If you ask me what you should do today.

The answer is still the same as it has been for months:

Keep DCA-ing. Keep accumulating. Keep letting time do the hardest work.

Until $BTC returns to new highs, the thing you might regret may not be that you bought too early…

… but that you didn’t buy while the opportunity was right in front of you.

"I SOLD ALL MY DOT ALREADY."

That's the comment I read this morning.

Honestly, it’s not surprising.

When an asset drops more than 90% from its peak, confidence usually plummets faster than the price.

What’s interesting is that comments like this pop up a lot at low price levels.

When it was at $DOT around a few dozen bucks, I saw many folks saying:

* I’m holding long-term.

The market is truly strange.

When prices are high, people believe in the future.

When prices are low, people succumb to fear.

But the thought that sticks with me isn’t:

“I sold all my DOT already.”

It’s:

“If you sold, why are you still interested in it?”

Because most assets that are truly worthless will gradually fade from people’s minds.

No one talks about them anymore.

No one debates.

No one gets angry.

Meanwhile, $DOT still evokes strong emotions.

Those who hate it still talk about it.

Those who love it still defend it.

And that makes me curious.

Is it really the project that’s dying?

Or just the crowd’s belief at this stage?

Well, I don’t know where DOT will go.

Maybe in a few years it’ll still be hanging around here.

Or maybe in a few years, many will forget they sold it at this price level.

Crypto history has a habit.

It often makes the crowd feel most right near the bottom.

And feel invincible near the top.

What about you all?

If you don’t own $DOT , does the current price make you want to take another look at it?

#DOT #Polkadot #Crypto

THOSE DAYS OF ABSOLUTE DESPAIR...

There was a time when the first thing I did every morning was open Binance.

Not to check how much I'm in the green.

But to see how much I lost overnight.

Futures really are addictive.

One win at 20%.

One win at 50%.

Then you start thinking you understand the market.

Thinking you're special.

Until the market teaches you a lesson.

Not just once.

But many times.

Sleepless nights.

Topping up my account hoping to make it back.

Watching my account bleed red while my heart races.

Promising myself this would be the last trade.

Then there's another last trade.

Some losses take more than just money.

They take away confidence.

They take away belief in yourself.

And they take away peace of mind.

There was a time I thought if I just won one big trade everything would be okay.

But the more I tried to recover, the more I lost.

Until one day.

I read a quote by Trịnh Công Sơn:

"There are days of absolute despair, I and life have forgiven each other."

I don't know why I felt like that quote was about me.

Forgiving the market.

Forgiving my naive decisions.

Forgiving my greed.

And most importantly.

Forgiving myself.

From then on I started buying $BTC consistently.

No leverage.
No liquidations.
No sleepless nights.

No more heart drops when the market takes a dive.

Just simply accumulating.

Day by day.
Week by week.
Month by month.

DCA won't make me rich overnight.

But it helps me sleep better.

After weathering the storms of Futures, I realized that making money isn't the hardest part.

Maintaining peace of mind is what’s truly valuable.

45 DAYS TO FINANCIAL FREEDOM?

Lately, I've been seeing a ton of posts about the journey of '45 days to financial freedom.'

After reading them, I have one question.

If financial freedom is that easy to achieve,

then why are most people who have been working for 10 years, 20 years still not there?

Don’t get me wrong.

45 days can help someone shift their mindset.

45 days can help someone build new habits.

45 days can help someone earn their first bucks.

But 45 days to financial freedom?

Sounds a bit like saying you can hit the gym for 45 days and become a bodybuilder.

The interesting thing is that the harder something is to achieve, the shorter the timeframe people like to set.

30 days to wealth.

45 days to financial freedom.

90 days to a life change.

Meanwhile, the things that actually create wealth are pretty boring.

Saving.

Investing.

Accumulating.

Discipline.

Years of perseverance.

No one really wants to hear about that.

Because it doesn’t sell the dream.

But I’m not entirely against the 45-day challenge.

If we see it as 45 days to lay the groundwork for financial freedom, that’s cool.

But if you believe that after 45 days you won’t have to worry about money anymore,

then maybe the first thing that gets freed up is… your awareness.

Well, everyone has their own perspective.

I’m just curious.

How long do you think an average person needs to achieve real financial freedom?

45 days?

45 months?

Or 45 years?

#45NgayTuDoTaiChinh $BTC

The 300-day DCA post for buying $BTC recently got some negative comments, so I’ve got some free time and I’d like to share my personal thoughts. If anyone has a perspective, feel free to chime in for some lively discussion.

Comment: "These posts are just nonsense."

Response:

It might seem like nonsense to someone who prefers to trade short-term.

But I’m a bit curious.

If 10 years ago someone posted about their journey of buying $BTC every day, do you think that post would still be considered nonsense today?

Or would it just be different because the results haven't appeared yet?

⸻

Comment: "What’s the point of doing something so strange?"

Response:

I used to think that way too.

Until I realized that most people are just trying to buy the dip.

But very few can actually pull it off.

With DCA, you don’t need to guess.

Do you think in the next 5 years, which method would be easier for the average person?

⸻

Comment: "DCA at a reasonable price is fine, but DCA recklessly like this, when will you get rich?"

Response:

I agree halfway.

But I have a question.

If everyone knows what a reasonable price is, then we wouldn’t see someone buying at 100k and someone selling at 60k.

The hardest part of the market isn’t making money.

It’s knowing when you’re wrong.

In your opinion, what current price of $BTC in USD would be considered a reasonable level?

🚨 #FUTURE #LAYER

LONG $LAYER

📌 Entry: 0.0777

✅ TP1: 0.0800
✅ TP2: 0.0850
✅ TP3: 0.0900

❌ SL: 0.0723

📊 This is a play on the short-term recovery trend, prioritize tight capital management. Once TP1 is hit, move the SL to break-even to secure profits.

⚠️ Only enter the trade if the price holds steady at the Entry level. This info is for reference only and not investment advice.
$LAYER

300 DAYS

This morning I opened Binance to check.

It's day 300 of my journey buying $BTC every day.

Just 10 USDT each day.

No secret strategy.

No leverage.

No all-in.

Just simply buying.

Buying every single day.

Even when Bitcoin hits 100,000 USD.

Even during major Bitcoin dips.

Even on days when my account is in the red.

As of today, the journey is still down over 22%.

If you only look at the current results, many would ask:

* What’s the point of buying for 300 days and still being in the red?

But what I see is something different.

300 days ago I didn’t have this Bitcoin.

Today I do.

300 days ago I was guessing the bottom.

Today I no longer care where the bottom is.

300 days ago each red candlestick made me think twice.

Today, whether $BTC drops or rallies a few percent isn’t that important anymore.

Because the goal has never been to win in a day.

It’s about owning as much Bitcoin as possible before the next cycle hits.

Well, the market always rewards patience.

People often look at those who got rich from Bitcoin and ask where they bought.

Few ask how long they’ve been holding strong.

300 days isn’t success yet.

But at least it’s 300 days of not giving up.

Tomorrow, I’ll keep buying.

Is anyone else stacking $BTC every day?
Let’s show our own journey for others to admire 😀

THE 1 USD ZONE

Last night I was watching the charts.

Suddenly, I remembered back in 2021 when everyone was scrambling to buy DOT at several dozen USD.

At that time, everyone thought the future was in those high price zones.

Few imagined that one day $DOT would drop back below $1 like it is now.

The market really knows how to mess with people.

Interestingly, market sentiment has fallen into a state of fear.

The bears still dominate.

The crowd remains skeptical.

And that's usually when the biggest opportunities arise.

From the current price level:

$5 is nearly a 5x account.

$10 is nearly a 10x account.

$20 is nearly a 20x account.

And if one day $DOT returns to its previous highs...

Well, anyone can do that math.

Of course, no one knows what the future holds.

But the history of the market often has a common point.

Most people only see the opportunity after the price has already pumped.

When the opportunity appears, what people usually see is fear.

Do you think the current price level of $DOT is an opportunity or a trap?

LET'S TALK

There's something quite interesting.

A few years back, when you mentioned Layer 1, Atom and $DOT were practically the OGs.

Meanwhile, Near was still trying to prove itself.

But looking back today, Near's price is actually higher than both Atom and Dot.

The market really knows how to play with our emotions.

What catches my attention, though, is $DOT .

If we look from the old peak, DOT has dropped so much that many folks have nearly forgotten it exists.

To get back to its historical highs, DOT still needs to pump multiple times from where it is now.

In other words.

A 100 million account, if DOT returns to its previous peak, won’t just stay at 100 million.

Of course, nobody knows if that will actually happen.

But those big profit opportunities often pop up when the crowd has moved on.

Near is the name on everyone's lips right now.

While DOT feels like that honor roll student quietly sitting at the back of the class.

Well, the market always has its unique ways of surprising us.

Who knows, a few years down the line, will people remember DOT as a missed opportunity or just another unfinished tale?

Is anyone quietly holding $DOT ?

This info is for reference only, not investment advice.
#Polkadot