Starting from March 24, the recall threshold is officially lowered:
Account age: 180 days → 90 days Inactive time: 180 days → 90 days
In simple terms—accounts that were almost eligible before are now eligible. What does this mean for everyone? Those dormant old users, who were previously out of reach and too lazy to activate, can now be reactivated💪
Which old users can be recalled? Just meet all the following conditions:
1️⃣No transaction records in the last 90 days (Account registered for more than 90 days) 2️⃣Currently not bound to someone else's rebate relationship 3️⃣Personal account (non-institution account)
How to operate? Let old users log in to their accounts directly through your invitation link, the system will automatically recognize and bind, no extra operation is needed.
2026.5.21 No position on day 229, today’s capital 2304232u
Even the most skilled traders have their preferences and only grasp a small part of the market; they can’t master everything. So, most of the time, they don’t really know what to do, but they understand that when they don’t get it, they just watch. They wait until they can make sense of it, and then they capitalize on their opportunities. A lot of folks are just dabbling in everything—different coins, various strategies—today they’re playing with this, tomorrow it’s that. How do they expect to profit like that? Some people truly don’t know what they should be doing; they like to try different approaches and see what works for them. They just want to experiment with different angles and methods, but remember to keep those experiments low-cost. Your capital is precious; the tuition is steep. If you’re starting with a small bankroll and get knocked out early, you’ll be left hungry and frustrated. What’s next? Keep this in mind, brothers: cherish your capital. Experiment on a small scale, focus on one thing, and treat your learning as a process. Profit should come second to staying sharp and being mindful. Losing money is okay if you learn something valuable from it. Many people lose money repeatedly, stuck in a loop of the same mistakes, not knowing what to think. If you can’t make sense of it, it’s better to exit early and stay safe. After all, when you’re making money, it’s usually at the expense of eight others losing theirs. We're all normal folks here, not fools; why should you take from others? What makes you better than them? Ah, keep pushing! Best of luck to everyone.
Auto rebate fee invitation code, wallet same code: BBAAA
2026.5.20 - Day 228 of being flat, current funds: 2304763u
I keep commenting on someone's posts, and many fans see it. Today a fan commented, so I gave a brief reply, thinking it's been a long time since I shared my views. I'm just clocking in daily, and since I haven't posted yet today, let me elaborate a bit. Let's break it down from big to small. It all started with BTC. After that, some altcoins like Litecoin emerged, attempting to improve on Bitcoin. Then came ETH with its smart contracts, which changed the game, and all sorts of coins started popping up. Then came DeFi, which led to a complete explosion in the industry. Now we're stepping into the mainstream, and the direction is stablecoins, payments, and RWA.
The year I turned six, I saw my mom steal for the first time.
That day at the market, she dragged me through the crowd. There was a stall selling fabric, surrounded by a lot of people. She squatted down, and when she stood up, she had an extra piece of fabric in her arms. It was blue, neatly folded. She pulled me to a quieter spot, stuffed that fabric at the bottom of her basket, and covered it with two bunches of greens. On the way home, she didn’t say a word, moving at lightning speed. I had to jog to keep up. Once we got home, she pulled out the fabric, examining it for ages, running her fingers over the surface again and again. Later, she locked that piece of fabric in the cabinet and never took it out again.