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Starting today, I plan to make lots of friends on Binance Square and reach 10,000 followers first! I’ll follow people whenever I have time, prioritizing the folks who comment below this post. I’ll do my best to support newcomers on Square as they build up their accounts!

I’m sending out a round of red packets first—share this with your friends so they can claim one too! Just leave the comment “Lao Tang wants to follow 10,000 people” below to receive a token red packet. I’ll send out 1,000 to start, and add more if that’s not enough. There’ll be one for everyone! #红包 #RedPacketMission $BNB

This guy keeps selling at a loss and liquidating his entire position. Does this count as whale capitulation? Is it bullish or bearish? Could it skyrocket after he’s taken out? $ETH

If even top traders go through this, why should we blame ourselves?
Bonk Guy: After losing millions more through overtrading following the October 10 market crash, traders should learn to wait for opportunities
Trader Bonk Guy recounted his trading experience in a post on X, saying that on October 10, 2025, a systemic failure at a major centralized exchange caused him to lose eight figures in dollars within minutes—the biggest single-day loss of his career. He said that over the following weeks and months, his eagerness to recover his losses and prove his trading ability led him to overtrade, costing him several million dollars more.

Bonk Guy noted that trading skills, experience, and a mature trading system are not enough to guarantee consistent profits. Trading performance also depends on market conditions, timing, and luck. Strategies that generate huge returns in a bull market may not work in a bear market. Citing the 2021 rallies in meme coins such as DOGE and SHIB, as well as the surges in tokens like WIF, POPCAT, and FARTCOIN from 2024 to early 2025, he stressed that trading opportunities are often concentrated in specific market phases.

He believes one of the most important skills traders can develop is recognizing when their edge has disappeared. Over a sufficiently long time horizon, it is nearly impossible to consistently outperform the market. So sometimes, stepping away with dignity and waiting for the next opportunity may be the wisest choice.

In conclusion, he said the goal of trading is not to stay active at all times, but to seize opportunities when the market genuinely offers an edge—and to have the discipline to do nothing when it isn’t worth participating. $BNB

Retail users who use hardware wallets are just making life difficult for themselves. If you have this wallet, check it out immediately.
Hardware wallet Keystone’s official website accessed without authorization; users’ names and shipping addresses exposed
Hardware wallet Keystone posted on X that it discovered unauthorized access to its official website on October 20. After verifying API activity with Shopify, it confirmed on October 23 that a third party had obtained customers’ shipping information. The exposed information included names, contact details, shipping addresses, and order details, including products and prices. Payment card or bank information, recovery phrases, private keys, and wallet passwords were not exposed. Keystone has blocked the unauthorized access, fixed the vulnerability, and launched an investigation. It is notifying affected users by email and warning them to beware of scams by people impersonating Keystone and offering refunds or replacement devices. Never share your recovery phrase or private key with anyone. $ETH

Woke up and saw BTC wandering around 81,000 again, as if nothing had happened last night. My tiny limit order at 79,748, which I’d placed randomly last night, got triggered, so I managed to catch a little of that move starting with a 7. $BTC 。

It’s honestly pretty rough watching Big Brother Machi. According to monitoring by Lookonchain, Machi @machibigbrother was liquidated five times within an hour, and now has only about $5,000 left in his account. He got blown up with pinpoint accuracy again. I wonder if he’s opened another position to buy the dip. I saw a news report this morning that a whale bought 2,887.49 ETH on-chain 10 hours ago at an average price of $2,315, worth $6.68 million. Ten minutes after the whale bought, the broader market hit a short-term bottom and began to rebound. The position is currently up $122,000. Hopefully it’s one of Machi’s alt accounts. Hope he can hang in there and keep holding the flag for the bulls.

$80,000 is a psychological line of defense, but each time it’s tested, the defense gets weaker. Last night BTC plunged straight to 79,220. This wasn’t some “healthy pullback”—it was a targeted wipeout of leveraged longs.

BTC dominance has already pushed above 60%. ETH and SOL have both fallen more than BTC, and $17.3 million in SOL longs were liquidated. Negative funding rates and long liquidations are feeding off each other. The median decline among the top 300 altcoins was nearly 4% over the past week, while BTC fell just 0.7% over the same period. Capital is retreating into BTC, while altcoins are swimming naked.

September’s PPI rose 1.3% month over month, its sharpest increase since March 2022. The 10-year Treasury yield is still stuck above 5.1%, and inflation data is grinding the rate-cut narrative into the dirt. ETFs have seen more than $500 million in cumulative outflows in October. That’s not enough to cause serious damage to a market worth hundreds of billions, but marginal buying pressure is definitely retreating. Next week’s PCE report and the Fed’s rate decision are landing together, and nobody can confidently say the bad news is fully priced in.

At $80,000, whether it holds isn’t the important thing anymore. What matters is not firing all your bullets here. Waiting for the PCE release and for the Fed to finish speaking is more sensible than gambling on a direction right now. $BTC $SOL #BTC走势分析

It’s only fallen below $80,000—what would happen if it fell below $70,000? Would the world end?
BTC falls below $80,000! $291 million in liquidations across the crypto market in the past hour
According to data from Coinglass, there were $291 million in liquidations across the crypto market in the past hour, including $274 million in long positions and $17.3266 million in short positions.

Of that total, BTC liquidations came to $86.79 million and ETH liquidations to $69.8 million in the past hour.$SOL

That must sting!
With only about $5,000 left in the account, Machi was liquidated 5 times in 1 hour
According to monitoring by Lookonchain, Machi (@machibigbrother, 0x020c...5872) was liquidated 5 times in 1 hour, and now has only about $5,000 left in the account. $SOL

Seeing a whale suffer makes me feel a little better.
Whale holding a $214 million ETH long position may face liquidation on 93,184 ETH
According to monitoring by Lookonchain, if the market continues to fall, a whale’s 93,184 ETH long position may face liquidation, with liquidation prices of $2,256.45 and $2,226.53, respectively. $SOL

Weekends are rough. The drop has my head ringing. Fuck the vote—staying alive comes first.
$BNB

Wasn't Apple supposed to be the safest? How did it end up becoming a target of targeted attacks by hackers?
$SOL

The market isn’t doing so well. I’ve seen some people say they want to make money by writing online novels. But did you know that most novelists practically work themselves to death? Finishing a novel can take years off your life.

According to statistics, the odds of succeeding as an online novelist are 1 in 50,000. In other words, out of every 50,000 authors, only one becomes a major writer. There are only 600 famous online novelists in the whole country. Their annual gross income ranges from 2 million to 10 million yuan. But in the three years before they became famous, they barely made any money. They did, however, have plenty of patience.

So writing novels takes not only talent, but patience too. You have to write 5,000 words every day, which would make most people’s heads spin. And because there’s no income for the first three years, family and others will often criticize you—something most people can’t put up with. So write novels as a side project, and only go full-time after you succeed. $SOL

Stop asking your followers for votes—do something for them from the heart instead. Today, Lao Tang has a little treat for everyone! Leave a comment under this post on #BinanceSquare and you could get not only a red packet, but also a follow from Lao Tang, gaining a loyal follower with an account of 94,000 followers! Let’s do everything we can to help newcomers grow their accounts on Binance Square! You’re also welcome to tap “Chat Room” in the image below to join Lao Tang’s community and chat together: https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cpos/380291906272923?l=zh-CN&r=MBCU07SS&uc=web_square_share_link&uco=VQVlLZAUglpCGWFL43ucsA&us=twitter

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What the hell kind of surreal world is this?! The whole world is run like a shoddy amateur production. $SOL

What’s going on with Musk? He lashed out on X: “I’ll find out who’s really behind this, then make them pay!”

The U.S. midterm elections are shaping up to be a promising opportunity for Democrats to make a comeback.

So they’re not just planning to go after Trump, but also Musk—the irritating guy who bounces around by Trump’s side every day!

The U.S. outlet Politico reports that congressional Democrats are secretly putting together a “bill of reckoning” targeting Musk. They plan to use a string of investigations to haul the world’s richest man before Congress and put him firmly in the hot seat if they regain power.

Faced with this all-out assault, Musk didn’t issue the kind of carefully worded, legalese-filled statement you’d expect from a traditional CEO. Instead, he posted a declaration on X that sounded tougher than anything in a gangster movie:

“Those who live by the sword die by the sword. Anyone who stands against me had better understand this: I’ll not only find out who’s really pulling the strings behind the scenes, I’ll go after them directly and make them pay. I won’t just target the puppets out front…” $SOL

Lu Kewen’s hard-hitting essay, “Most radical feminism is caused by sexual repression,” has already been deleted at lightning speed. Haha!
When I saw this article at the time,
I thought Xiao Lu was pretty bold.
The title was the main thing—it really hit a nerve.
There wasn’t much to the content, actually.
It went through the history of how radical feminism evolved in the West, then Korea and Japan, and finally here in China.
I thought it was pretty good;
it was just the title that made some people see red.
Today I checked Lu Kewen’s Toutiao account, and the article had already been deleted. $SOL

The Chinese Embassy in Thailand has issued a travel safety alert, saying that several Chinese nationals have recently gone missing after entering Thailand, been illegally detained, and lured into being transferred to the Thai-Myanmar border.

The Thai side responded: Ordinary tourists won’t be kidnapped. “If tourists are genuinely visiting Thailand and have no intention of going to another country, this kind of thing is unlikely to happen.”

So if you’re going to Thailand, make sure you look like an ordinary tourist. Don’t stand out—keep a low profile, and don’t dress head to toe in crypto gear and make people think you’re a crypto millionaire. If you really are kidnapped, it may be hard to get out unscathed. $SOL

Recently, an 89-year-old Japanese trader went viral. Over decades of stock trading, he amassed 2 billion yen, equivalent to 84 million yuan. He revealed the trading system he had honed over half a lifetime. It’s worth taking a look for reference. The crypto market follows much the same patterns, with plenty of ups and downs and twists and turns. But many people are simply too afraid and can never hold on. $SOL