Changpeng Zhao & He Yi treated BNB as if it were their own child
The classic three-character term of blockchain forces you to ask: since ICO, how many tokens exchanged for ETH have surpassed the price increase of ETH itself? In the world of cryptocurrency, some see the project as a sickle, some as an investment, and others as their own child. This emotional investment means accepting its entire lifecycle—from conception, labor pains, growth to independence. Besides Bitcoin and Ethereum, the story of Binance Coin (BNB) is indeed a heartfelt growth history. Nurturing a life called 'Binance' and coining the word BINANCE Before every healthy life is born, thorough preparation is needed. For a blockchain project, this means a solid 'health assessment': a clear product framework, a feasible financing plan, a sustainable token economic model, and real market competitiveness.
1. The anti-instinct dilemma of trading Traders who survive in the financial markets have all faced a fundamental contradiction: we are born and educated to seek certainty, while the market is a world of probabilities; we are told that effort will be rewarded, yet the success of trading is not proportional to the level of effort. This is akin to what Buddhism says—enlightenment requires a moment of awakening, not mere accumulation. In trading, whether you chase or not, profits are there; they do not arrive early because of your desire, nor are they absent because of your fear. The true art of trading lies in whether you can accept losses when the market is lifeless; when the market surges, can you stick to your model? Even if your win rate is only 50%, as long as you can let profits run at the right time and cut losses promptly at the wrong time, in the long run, probability will be on your side.
The video made with seedance2.0, haha "What are you doing at 3 AM?" "Buying the dip" "4 AM?" "Buying the dip" "5 AM?" "Buying the dip" "What about now?" "Margin call crash!" The joys and sorrows of contract traders are that simple, the candlestick charts torment me a thousand times, and I wait to buy the dip like a first love
It's said that they don't bring people along, but just look at how many people on Twitter are teaching others to invest, sharing their own opinions; isn't it just to get others to see? At most, they just don't want to bring relatives into investing because they don't want to take responsibility. After all, there's no need to be responsible on Twitter, and it could also be due to their own lack of capability. First, they can't persuade others to accept drawdowns, and second, they can't avoid those drawdowns themselves.
In summary, when saying this, it is somewhat irresponsible.
Before buying: "These people are really stupid, they earn and don't run, if it were me, I'd run with a thousand"
After buying: "I've made a thousand now, I'm really great, let's go again"
After making ten thousand: "Working won't get you ahead, a person's perception is very important, look at me go all in, if I make hundreds of thousands, I'll stop"
It is not suitable for multiple friends to trade together; if we do, it is better to delegate to one person to operate. It's very easy to fall into FOMO: you bought this, so I want to buy some too; you have 5x, so I have to go for 10x. Did you make money and run away? I suggest holding for the long term. When everyone is profitable, we can smoke together, watch the market, and look for targets. However, once we are trapped, we only focus on our own trapped positions' candlesticks. The discussions become quieter as everyone waits to break even. Once there are too many trapped positions, all losing trades are hidden. We smoke one by one, and the result is either a full recovery overnight, or one-click liquidation, or a position explosion to the end.
Wages have been delayed, what can I do if I can't get to the bottom of it?
What is the actual benefit of web3 companies? Is it good for the companies? Bad for the employees?
Wage arrears happen without warning; you feel powerless, there's no way to defend your rights, they can lay you off whenever they want, and they can compensate you however they please.
Moreover, layoffs at the end of the year can also mean no year-end bonus.
As far as I know, there are some companies that delay wages, lay off employees at the end of the year, and do not provide compensation.
There is no hope in trading, the performance of those who should give up.
What you want is completely different from what the market "wants." You only want to "get rich quick," while the market fluctuates according to its own laws. You are too subjective and wishful in expecting the market to meet your desires; you go long on Ethereum and only look at the analysts who are bullish on Ethereum.
Your position is completely unrelated to your total capital. Every order is an isolated act of "taking a gamble," with no overall capital management. You don’t know why you made a profit, and a loss doesn’t affect your decision to continue "all in" next time.
You no longer believe in any system or method, nor do you trust your own judgment. Today you use strategy A, and tomorrow you switch to indicator B.
The moment you see your positions in loss, you become extremely anxious, hiding losing trades and unwilling to look, only daring to face it when there is a profit.
The cruelty of trading lies in the fact that it is like a mirror that reveals your true self; it ultimately shows not how much you understand candlesticks, but how well you understand and control yourself. All failed contract trades are essentially a complete collapse of the relationship with oneself.
$ETH Ethereum this wave month k and last year, months 8, 9, 10 seem to be exactly the same, can the trend be replicated? Carving a boat to seek a sword in one wave.
Moving Forward in Uncertainty: Trading is a Probability Game about Stop Losses
On the long journey of trading, many traders who have struggled for years gradually come to realize a seemingly contradictory yet critically important truth: trading, in essence, is a probability game about stop losses. However, most people enter the market with a completely opposite belief — pursuing absolute certainty, resisting losses, and yearning for overnight wealth. These mindsets, rooted in our upbringing and educational background, become the deepest and most stubborn traps on the trading path. We have been taught since childhood that hard work will be rewarded, and knowledge brings definite answers. But the financial markets are not like that. There is no 100% 'inevitability' here, only endless 'possibilities.' Price fluctuations are driven by countless factors working together, filled with randomness and unpredictability. Trying to find certainty here like a mathematical formula is akin to fishing for a rabbit up a tree. True trading wisdom begins with calmly accepting this uncertainty — this is not a passive compromise but a clear understanding of the foundation.
Liangxi and Fatty: The Assassin's Creed and Tank Epic in the Financial Rift
In the (League of Legends) runeterra, marksman assassins and tanky bruisers define two starkly contrasting survival aesthetics. The former is the blade dancer in the shadows, pursuing the ultimate brilliance in an instant; the latter is the immortal rock in the river of time, embodying the silent enduring strength. As we step into the more perilous and treacherous financial 'Summoner's Rift', these two roles transform into the sharpest two philosophies in the trading world. In reality, two iconic figures—Liangxi and 'Bitcoin Fatty'—seem to have stepped out of the game into the mortal world, using their extreme fate trajectories to perform a thrilling epic of reality about risk, time, and survival.