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maybe good decision

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Is This right decision ?

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Is This right decision ?

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Μετατροπή 0.00023219 BNB σε 38893.13 PEPE

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New crypto to Trade

This is a general Binance Exchange Notice. Products and services referred to here may not be available in your region.
Fellow Binancians,
To expand the list of trading choices offered on Binance Futures and to enhance users’ trading experience, Binance Futures will launch ESPUSDT perpetual contract pre-market trading starting at 2026-02-10 08:10 (UTC) with up to 5x leverage.
More details on the aforementioned perpetual contract can be found in the table below:
USDⓈ-M Perpetual Contract
$ESP
Launch Time
2026-02-10 08:10 (UTC)
Underlying Asset
Espresso (ESP)
Project Information
Espresso is a high-performance base layer for rollups, aiming to make L2 transactions safe, fast, and seamless for users.
Total Supply
3,590,000,000 ESP
Max Supply
Infinite
Settlement Asset
USDT
Tick Size
0.00001
Minimum Trade Amount
1 ESP
Minimum Notional Value
5 USDT
Mark Price
Average of the last 10 seconds of trade prices, calculated every second.
*Please see the section below
Capped Funding Rate
During the pre-market trading period: +0.005%
After the pre-market trading ends: +2.00% / -2.00%
*Please see the section “About Funding Rates” below
Funding Fee Settlement Frequency
Every Four Hours
Maximum Leverage
5x
Trading Hours
24/7
Multi-Assets Mode
Supported
About Mark Price:
Mark Price methodology during the pre-market trading period
Pre-market perpetual futures contract mark price is calculated using the following formula:
Mark Price = Average of last 10 seconds trade prices, calculated every second.
If there are less than 21 transaction prices in the 10 seconds interval, the average of the price index will be based on the last 20 transaction prices.
A ±1% of price cap will be imposed on the mark price where the price change is limited within ±1% range every second interval. This cap is applicable during the pre-market trading and pre-market standard perpetual transition period.
Pre-market Standard Perpetual Transition Period
Pre-market perpetual futures contracts will be converted to standard perpetual futures contracts gradually when a stable index price can be derived from the spot market(s) (as determined by Binance). The mark price will gradually converge from pre-market trading Mark Price to the standard Mark Price calculation (Mark Price = Median (Price 1, Price 2, Contract Price)) during the transition period. The transition period duration is subject to price volatility and availability of stable index price.
Trading function is not affected during the transition period. Open orders and positions will not be cancelled.
Mark Price After the Pre-Market Trading Ends
When the pre-market perpetual futures contract ends, the Mark Price will be calculated using the following formula:Mark Price = Median (Price 1, Price 2, Contract Price)
Please refer Mark Price and Price Index in USDⓈ-Margined Futures for Price 1 and Price 2 formula.
About Funding Rates:
There are two components to the funding rate: the interest rate and the premium. Binance uses a flat interest rate fixed at 0.03% daily by default. Due to unavailability of premium index during the pre-market trading period, the funding rate will be 0.005% per funding interval since funding interval occurs every four hours. Binance reserves the right to adjust the interest rate from time to time depending on market conditions. The funding rate settlement frequency during the pre-market trading period occurs every four hours. A separate announcement will be made if Binance Futures decides to increase the funding rate settlement frequency from every four hours to every one hour during the pre-market trading period.
After the pre-market trading ends, the funding rate will follow the standard perpetual futures contract’s funding rate rules where the maximum and minimum funding rate could go up to +2.00% / -2.00%.
Leverage & Margin Tiers:
Leverage
Position (Notional Value in USDT)
Maintenance Margin Rate
5x
0 < Position ≤ 5,000
10.00%
4x
5,000 < Position ≤ 10,000
12.50%
3x
10,000 < Position ≤ 30,000
16.70%
2x
30,000 < Position ≤ 80,000
25.00%
1x
80,000 < Position ≤ 200,000
50.00%
Please Note:
This information is released as a Notice under Binance Exchange Rule 17.
Please note that a stricter maximum price will be imposed during the pre-market trading and pre-market standard perpetual transition period. Binance may adjust the maximum price from time to time based on market risk conditions. API users may use GET /fapi/v1/exchangeInfo while UI users can refer to this page to find the latest maximum price.
Binance may impose a price cap on the mark price during the pre-market trading and pre-market standard perpetual transition period.
The aforementioned perpetual contract(s) will be made available for Futures Copy Trading within 24 hours of launch. For more information on available Futures Copy Trading contracts, please refer to this page.
The pre-market trading will end and be converted to standard perpetual futures contract when the symbol is listed on the spot market(s).
Based on market risk conditions, Binance may adjust the specifications of the aforementioned Futures contract from time to time, which include the funding fee, tick size, maximum leverage, initial margin, and/or maintenance margin requirements. Please refer to the Trading Rules for the latest adjustment.
Multi-Assets Mode allows users to trade the aforementioned perpetual contract across multiple margin assets, subject to the applicable haircuts. For example, when the Multi-Assets Mode is activated, users can use BTC as margin when trading the aforementioned perpetual contract.
Futures and spot token listings are not correlated. A token listed on Binance Futures does not indicate nor guarantee that it will be listed on Binance Spot.
There may be discrepancies between this original content in English and any translated versions. Please refer to the original English version for the most accurate information, in case any discrepancies arise.
Further Information:
Trading Rules to Trading Parameter
Leverage and Margin of USDⓈ-M Futures Contracts
Binance Futures Fee Structure
How to Select Trading Pairs
Funding Rate History
Mark Price and Price Index
Multi-Assets Mode
Binance Futures Contract Specification
Thank you for your support!

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Ripple’s XRP holders are already talking about the next altseason and the big $10 target. That number has become a rallying cry for the XRP Army, especially after the token’s latest pullback. But analyst Crypto Patel is throwing a colder dose of reality into the conversation. His view is simple: before the XRP price ever sees $10, the market may still offer much lower entry zones first. Right now, XRP is still about 70% down from its recent all-time high, and Patel believes patience matters more than chasing candles. Crypto Patel points out that XRP has already survived one historic crash, falling 96% from $3.28 to nearly $0.10 in the past. Because of that, another collapse of that scale seems unlikely. Still, he warns that a corrective move below $1 is completely possible. That makes $1 the key line in the sand, not $10. In his words, buying near $1 makes sense only in small size, not with full conviction. What The XRP Chart Is Showing The chart points out an area of accumulation from about $0.70 and $0.50. It is identified as the strongest support and is where buyers can invest more. This is where the market could reset sentiment. If the XRP price drops into that range, it would likely shake out late bulls and create a cleaner base for the next run. Patel’s main message is simple: don’t FOMO at the top when better zones may still be ahead. On the upside, the XRP price has a major resistance band overhead, sitting around the previous breakout zone. Price has struggled to reclaim that level cleanly, which is why the chart shows a potential chop before any real expansion higher. A breakout into a full altseason rally would require XRP to clear resistance first, then hold above it with strength. Until such time comes, upside potential targets such as $10 remain more on the dream category than the technical perspective. Read Also: “Why Bitcoin Is Getting Ignored for Cardano” Expert Says as ADA Slips Out of the Top 10 Source: X/CryptoPatel What Happens Next for XRP?

Ripple’s XRP holders are already talking about the next altseason and the big $10 target. That number has become a rallying cry for the XRP Army, especially after the token’s latest pullback.
But analyst Crypto Patel is throwing a colder dose of reality into the conversation. His view is simple: before the XRP price ever sees $10, the market may still offer much lower entry zones first.
Right now, XRP is still about 70% down from its recent all-time high, and Patel believes patience matters more than chasing candles.
Crypto Patel points out that XRP has already survived one historic crash, falling 96% from $3.28 to nearly $0.10 in the past. Because of that, another collapse of that scale seems unlikely.
Still, he warns that a corrective move below $1 is completely possible. That makes $1 the key line in the sand, not $10. In his words, buying near $1 makes sense only in small size, not with full conviction.
What The XRP Chart Is Showing
The chart points out an area of accumulation from about $0.70 and $0.50. It is identified as the strongest support and is where buyers can invest more.
This is where the market could reset sentiment. If the XRP price drops into that range, it would likely shake out late bulls and create a cleaner base for the next run.
Patel’s main message is simple: don’t FOMO at the top when better zones may still be ahead.
On the upside, the XRP price has a major resistance band overhead, sitting around the previous breakout zone. Price has struggled to reclaim that level cleanly, which is why the chart shows a potential chop before any real expansion higher.
A breakout into a full altseason rally would require XRP to clear resistance first, then hold above it with strength.
Until such time comes, upside potential targets such as $10 remain more on the dream category than the technical perspective.
Read Also: “Why Bitcoin Is Getting Ignored for Cardano” Expert Says as ADA Slips Out of the Top 10
Source: X/CryptoPatel What Happens Next for XRP?

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Be ready to trade on $MSTR #MSTRUSDT Soon. .

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#Ethereum #ETH #ETHUSDT
Let's see if we can figure out what is happening here.
Ethereum is producing great volume today, really high, at least twice or even thrice as much as the daily average yet prices are not rising. What is happening here?
I can speculate that this is happening because of massive selling. There are tons of (misguided) sellers but all this selling is being bought. So prices are not rising but neither dropping. Volume continues to rise and it is going to be a huge volume day.
Here is what is going to happen: Once all the selling is absorbed, we get a strong bullish jump.
I will keep this one short.
The correction is over, it is as clear as a cloudless sky. It cannot be denied.
The ensuing rise will put ETHUSDT at $3,000 in a flash; this is the first resistance level, right below $3,000.
I am certain we will go higher in this bullish phase. How high? I don't know, but the recovery won't end at 3K, it will go much higher. Just buy and hold, go long.
We are looking at the best entry possible. It will become complicated to buy once prices start to grow. There will be strong volatility, big price swings. It will be hard... But, if you enter now, it is already over and it is just too easy.
Namaste.

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Saw a chart on Square that’s been floating around
BTCUSDT
Perp
70,793.4
+4.12%

ETHUSDT
Perp
2,122.99
+5.57%
Everyone seems obsessed with using linear scale on weekly $BTC charts. Sure, it looks cool, but it’s not the best for spotting macro bottoms or long-term trend support.
Here’s the deal: linear charts treat price like straight-up dollar moves. That’s fine for small swings, but for an asset that grows exponentially across cycles? Early cycles get squished, recent moves look huge, and suddenly projected bottoms look way lower than they really are.
For real macro trend lines and weekly cycle work, log scale is the smarter play. It respects percentage growth, keeps cycles proportional, and actually shows the structure as it is. Linear is fine for short-term stuff. Log is the tool for multi-year trends and bottom analysis.
It’s one of those subtle things that can make your charting look slick but totally mislead if you don’t pay attention.#BTC #USIranStandoff #ETHUSD $BTC $ETH

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Strong fundamentals and real use cases are what matter in Web3

Strong fundamentals and real use cases are what matter in Web3. @vanar is building a powerful ecosystem for mass adoption. Excited about the long-term potential of $VANRY. @Vanarchain
#VanarChain #VANRY

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Strong fundamentals and real use cases are what matter in Web3. @vanar is building a powerful ecosys

Strong fundamentals and real use cases are what matter in Web3. @vanar is building a powerful ecosystem for mass adoption. Excited about the long-term potential of $VANRY. #VANRY

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#vanar $VANRY Vanar Chain is building the future of real-world Web3 with fast, scalable, and enterprise-ready infrastructure. Excited to see how @vanar is bringing real adoption to blockchain! Bullish on $VANRY 🚀

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The tension between the United States and Iran didn’t start recently. It’s the result of many yearsThe tension between the United States and Iran didn’t start recently. It’s the result of many years of mistrust, strategic rivalry, and security concerns from both sides. What makes the current situation more serious is that multiple pressure factors are active at the same time — diplomacy, military readiness, and economic sanctions — all running together. Even though talks are happening, they are taking place under heavy pressure. Both countries want to appear strong rather than flexible. For Iran, the main concern is sovereignty and security, especially regarding its nuclear program. For the United States, the priority is to prevent Iran from reaching a nuclear capability that could shift the regional power balance. Because neither side is ready to compromise on this core issue, negotiations usually focus on limits and monitoring instead of a final solution. At the same time, military signals from both sides have increased. Iran has warned that any direct attack could trigger a wider regional response, while the U.S. is maintaining a strong military presence to ensure deterrence. Why the Gulf region is critical The Persian Gulf is one of the most sensitive areas. Warships, drones, and commercial vessels operate very close to each other. In such a crowded environment, even a small misunderstanding or miscalculation could lead to escalation. The Strait of Hormuz is especially important because a disruption there can affect global oil supply, shipping costs, and financial markets worldwide. Sanctions and long-term pressure Economic sanctions have become a long-term reality. The U.S. uses them to limit Iran’s resources and increase negotiation pressure. Iran, however, sees sanctions as proof that compromise may not bring real relief. Over time, this has made both sides more rigid rather than more flexible. Regional impact This conflict doesn’t stay limited to the U.S. and Iran. Countries hosting U.S. bases, and groups aligned with Iran, are all affected. Many regional and European countries quietly push for de-escalation because they know how quickly tensions can spread. Behind the scenes Despite strong public statements, both sides are using back-channel communication to avoid accidental conflict. Military preparedness remains high, but efforts are also being made to prevent miscalculations. What to expect next The most likely scenario is continuation — ongoing talks, continued sanctions, and high military alert levels. Major conflict is not the immediate expectation, but the real risk comes from an unexpected incident that forces a quick reaction. Even if a temporary nuclear understanding is reached, it would reduce tensions only for a while, not end the rivalry. Conclusion The US–Iran situation is less about emotion and more about managing risk under deep mistrust. Stability right now depends on restraint, communication, and avoiding sudden reactions. #USIran #Geopolitics #GlobalRisk #BinanceCommunity #USIranStandoff

The tension between the United States and Iran didn’t start recently. It’s the result of many years

The tension between the United States and Iran didn’t start recently. It’s the result of many years of mistrust, strategic rivalry, and security concerns from both sides. What makes the current situation more serious is that multiple pressure factors are active at the same time — diplomacy, military readiness, and economic sanctions — all running together.
Even though talks are happening, they are taking place under heavy pressure. Both countries want to appear strong rather than flexible.
For Iran, the main concern is sovereignty and security, especially regarding its nuclear program.
For the United States, the priority is to prevent Iran from reaching a nuclear capability that could shift the regional power balance.
Because neither side is ready to compromise on this core issue, negotiations usually focus on limits and monitoring instead of a final solution.
At the same time, military signals from both sides have increased. Iran has warned that any direct attack could trigger a wider regional response, while the U.S. is maintaining a strong military presence to ensure deterrence.
Why the Gulf region is critical
The Persian Gulf is one of the most sensitive areas. Warships, drones, and commercial vessels operate very close to each other. In such a crowded environment, even a small misunderstanding or miscalculation could lead to escalation.
The Strait of Hormuz is especially important because a disruption there can affect global oil supply, shipping costs, and financial markets worldwide.
Sanctions and long-term pressure
Economic sanctions have become a long-term reality.
The U.S. uses them to limit Iran’s resources and increase negotiation pressure.
Iran, however, sees sanctions as proof that compromise may not bring real relief. Over time, this has made both sides more rigid rather than more flexible.
Regional impact
This conflict doesn’t stay limited to the U.S. and Iran. Countries hosting U.S. bases, and groups aligned with Iran, are all affected. Many regional and European countries quietly push for de-escalation because they know how quickly tensions can spread.
Behind the scenes
Despite strong public statements, both sides are using back-channel communication to avoid accidental conflict. Military preparedness remains high, but efforts are also being made to prevent miscalculations.
What to expect next
The most likely scenario is continuation — ongoing talks, continued sanctions, and high military alert levels. Major conflict is not the immediate expectation, but the real risk comes from an unexpected incident that forces a quick reaction.
Even if a temporary nuclear understanding is reached, it would reduce tensions only for a while, not end the rivalry.
Conclusion
The US–Iran situation is less about emotion and more about managing risk under deep mistrust. Stability right now depends on restraint, communication, and avoiding sudden reactions.
#USIran #Geopolitics #GlobalRisk #BinanceCommunity #USIranStandoff