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With Bitcoin fundamentals staying firm, ETF demand holding up and long-term holders barely selling. I’ve been more focused on process than prediction lately. When BTC isn’t making explosive moves, I usually lean on Binance to track overall market structure and sentiment before making decisions elsewhere.

That mindset pushed me to rely more on GetAgent. A tool that doesn’t only help with crypto analysis, but also breaks down stock tokens in a clear, structured way.

I’m applying that approach in the Onchain 0-Fee Stock Race on Bitget, using insights to plan trades instead of guessing. It feels less like trading for an event and more like improving habits, with BGB rewards coming as a by-product.

In calmer BTC phases, clarity matters more than hype.

TradFi is popping up more in crypto discussions lately and for good reason.

TradFi simply means traditional markets like forex, metals, indices, and commodities. For a long time, traders had to split these across different apps. Platforms like Binance have already helped bridge that gap by making it easier to track macro markets alongside crypto.

Now Bitget is taking a similar step with its TradFi rollout, allowing users to trade Metals, Indices, Forex, and Commodities such as XAU, SLVon, and Oil in the same environment as crypto.

It’s mainly for traders who already follow gold, FX, or macro trends and want fewer platforms to manage. Compared to many traditional brokers that charge $5–$10 per trade or wide spreads, this setup feels simpler and more crypto-native.

It’s less about replacing brokers, more about convenience. Which TradFi market would you try first?

Solana is quietly holding its ground while the rest of the market slips. The ETF chatter matters here, institutions don’t rush filings unless they see long-term demand, and staking inside an ETF could tighten supply.

What really caught my eye is how meme coins are stress-testing the network again. Love or hate them, they prove Solana can handle real traffic. If $SOL keeps holding $135, $150 doesn’t feel far. Curious, are you trading the momentum or waiting for ETF clarity?

$BREV just had a textbook listing pop. Binance, Coinbase, Upbit, and Bithumb going live together is rare, and Korea’s KRW pairs usually bring serious retail heat fast.

What really stands out is the ZK angle. Brevis fits perfectly into the “trustless computation” narrative Vitalik keeps pushing. If volume holds after the hype fades, this move could have legs. What’s your take, momentum trade or long-term infra bet?

Ethereum is quietly leading right now. ETF inflows show institutions are buying the dip, Fusaka made the network cheaper and faster, and whales are locking up supply. That’s real strength.

Still, RSI is stretched, so short-term pullbacks wouldn’t surprise me. As long as ETF flows stay positive, I see dips as pauses, not reversals. Are you bullish ETH here or waiting?

Bitcoin slipped 0.64% today, not a breakdown, just normal profit-taking. ETF outflows and an overbought RSI show big players trimming risk after a strong run, not panicking.

What matters now is $93.5K. If $BTC reclaims it with steady ETF flows, trend stays intact. If not, rotation into alts may continue. How are you reading this move?

I was never really a fan of trading competitions especially during periods when $BTC slows down and direction feels unclear. Most of the time, I rely on Binance to read overall market structure and liquidity for majors like BTC and SOL, which helps me decide when to stay patient and when to be active.

That said, my perspective changed after joining Bitget’s Onchain Trading Competition around Phase 90, where I earned my first airdrop reward. It wasn’t huge, but it was real, and it shifted how I viewed these events.

Since then, I’ve been rotating between BSC and SOL chain coins trades depending on conditions. What stood out for me:

1. There’s a real chance to earn, no matter when you join
2. Tracking performance is simple and transparent
3. Rewards arrive without unnecessary friction

Now I’m grinding through the current phase and treating it as a steady way to earn extra while trading anyway.

Just took my first $XAU trade on Bitget and it closed in profit. I’ve mostly used Binance in the past to track gold-linked assets and broader market sentiment, so having that reference point made it easier to compare execution and fees.

What stood out for me here was how low the fees felt compared to the traditional forex broker I usually use. That alone gave me more confidence to keep testing it. I also like that I can get gold exposure without juggling multiple platforms, and any extra rewards tied to trading gold feel like a nice add-on.

Still early days for me, but the experience so far has been smoother than expected. Curious if others are exploring gold trades this way too.

$COAI feels like a tug of war. Strong AI adoption and partnerships on one side, heavy token unlocks on the other.

If growth outpaces dilution, price survives. If not, unlock pressure wins. Which side do you think dominates?

Seeing a whale recycle Polymarket profits straight into $FARTCOIN tells me this move wasn’t random. Meme coins react fast when big wallets show conviction.

Still, RSI is screaming hot. I’m watching if buyers defend $0.43 or vanish fast. Do you see follow-through or a quick fade?

$WAL move feels controlled, not hype-driven. The breakout came with real volume and clean indicators, not panic buying.

Grayscale backing plus AI storage demand gives this legs if $0.15 holds. Watching closely. What’s your take on WAL here?

$SUI ripping nearly 18% right after a $65M token unlock tells me real demand showed up. That’s not something you see often, especially in a calm market like this.

Privacy talk plus real network upgrades feels like a strong combo. If SUI holds above $1.90, momentum traders stay interested. Curious, would you chase this or wait?

A lot of people assume Crazy 48H is only for whales, but events like this remind me of how Binance-style competitions reward structure and discipline, not just size. You don’t actually need massive capital here, around $50k in trading volume can already put you inside the Bitget Top 200 and qualify for BGB rewards.

For me, it’s more of a strategy game than a capital race. I’m adjusting trades in the final hours to optimize rank, not blindly push volume. That approach has worked for me before in similar leaderboard formats.

I’m ranked 11 in this round and aiming high. Where are you sitting right now? Drop your volume below and let’s see how this one plays out.

One method that’s worked for me in steadily accumulating BGB is staying active in Bitget’s Onchain Challenge, especially while waiting for my $ETH setup to fully play out.

During periods like this, I still rely on Binance a lot to track ETH structure and broader market flow — the liquidity and depth there make it easier to stay patient instead of forcing trades.

With another onchain challenge live rn, I’ve been trading BABon, WHITEWHALE, and a few others, only taking trades that make sense. It’s been a gradual process, but watching the BGB rewards add up week by week keeps me engaged.

From a longer-term view, building exposure through participation feels more intentional than chasing moves. How are you navigating this phase while waiting on your main setups?

BNB memecoin hype is pumping $BROCCOLI714 , but older tokens are still far below ATH. Retail excitement is high, but low float and extreme RSI suggest this rally could reverse fast. Thoughts?

$TRUMP increased by 1.2%. This move feels tied to Bitcoin strength, not TRUMP itself. When $BTC
cools, memes usually follow. Fun trade, risky hold.

Are you trading it or sitting out?

$XRP moving faster than the market isn’t random. Exchange supply is drying up, and that usually makes upside moves sharper. I’m watching if $2.12 holds. Are sellers running out?

$BTC pushing above $92K feels strong, but the real fuel is ETF money and fear in global politics. I’m watching if buyers defend $90K on dips. What’s your next level?

With moat major coins consolidating around key levels, platforms like Binance have been useful for gauging overall market structure and liquidity, especially when majors aren’t breaking out yet.

That backdrop is partly why I’ve shifted some attention to onchain trading competition on Bitget, where flexibility matters more than direction. Being able to trade BSC and SOL chain coins lets me stay active without forcing trades. SOL setups have offered cleaner momentum, while a few BSC names helped balance risk.

I’ve had a mix of small wins, flat trades, and lessons learned, but the steady part has been accumulating BGB through participation. It feels different from buying outright, it has utility, offers long-term exposure, and is earned through execution.

For traders thinking long term, these kinds of events can be a practical way to stay engaged while the broader market figures itself out.

When BTC goes quiet, I look for movement and lately, that’s been XRP for me.

In times like this, I still rely on Binance a lot for market signals and liquidity, especially when watching how majors like $BTC and $XRP behave. It helps set the broader context before I make any moves elsewhere.

With BTC ranging, I’ve been more active trading XRP inside Bitget’s Trading Club Championship (TCC) instead of just waiting things out. I used to rely on simple DCA on BGN during slow markets, but it always felt passive.

After a few TCC phases, I realized I could stack BGB while trading assets I already follow. Another phase is live now, and the early stages are usually where things move fastest. Curious how others are staying active during this range.