Reduce position by half, leaving half the position, see how high it can go, $RIVER Convert all 230,000 points into river, fully lock for 12 months, pledge 600 river, currently weekly river pts points reward exceeds 30U. As long as river's price stays above 3U, the conversion will be worthwhile.
What I want to do is add a token to favorites: Tap the star in the top-right corner → a pop-up asks "Which group to add to?" → endless spinning circle, takes forever to appear (very uncomfortable);
Now I don't want it anymore, want to remove from favorites: tap the star again → another pop-up appears → asks me "Which group to remove from?"??? (huge black question mark here)
I've already tapped cancel, why do you still ask me to select a folder? In the screenshot, I want to remove the favorite for $RIVER , but I'm being asked which group to delete it from.
Meme coins fluctuate so wildly, By the time this pop-up finishes spinning, the price has already changed.
He Da, the top girl @Yi He should fire the person who designed this UI. This product design is literally taking off your pants just to fart + a delay generator. $RIVER $DASH
Sharing a product direction I believe is highly suitable for the Binance ecosystem and currently presents a clear market gap, for your reference.
Currently, on-chain prediction markets (such as Polymarket) face a clear bottleneck: prediction events can only be issued by the platform, and users can only passively participate.
This leads to limited event supply, monotonous narratives, relatively high participation barriers, and restricts the 'long-tail effect' of prediction markets.
Imagine a model akin to a 'meme rush' for prediction events: any user can submit a prediction event, but the event's on-chain deployment, parameters, and liquidation logic are uniformly managed and reviewed by the platform, rather than being completely open and unregulated.
I. What problems does it solve? 1. Insufficient supply of prediction events: Real-world events that are predictable occur every day, but platform capacity cannot keep up. 2. Users only trade, but don’t create: Prediction markets are essentially 'information markets,' yet users aren't empowered as information sources. 3. Community narratives can't be converted into trading depth: A wealth of opinions on Twitter, Telegram, etc., aren't turned into tradable, price-reflective markets.
II. Product Form (Minimalist Version) 1. Users can submit draft prediction events, for example: "Will ETH reach $4,000 within 7 days?" "Will a new coin drop below its opening price within 48 hours?" 2. The platform conducts parameterized review (time, asset, settlement conditions, risk control level); upon approval → one-click generation of a prediction market; platform takes a fixed percentage fee / event issuance fee; 3. Fundamentally: not 'unregulated free issuance,' but 'user proposals + platform-standardized issuance'.
III. Why is Binance especially suited to do this? 1. Binance has settlement authority: Oracles, indices, trading prices, credibility—these are all core elements of prediction markets. 2. BNB / points / fees can be deeply integrated: Prediction ≠ gambling, but rather monetization of information value. 3. A leap forward for Web3: From 'trading assets' → 'trading judgments'.
IV. Summary 1. If everyone can issue tokens, then a 'prediction event issuance platform' could allow everyone to issue their own judgments. 2. I sincerely believe this is a crucial step toward scaling prediction markets, and aligns perfectly with Binance's long-term strategy.
This $RIVER price is so crazy? I've done a few contracts, each time making profits, but never big gains—always sold too early!
Why is the price so resilient? I think: 1️⃣ Limited circulation + sentiment-driven: RIVER is currently a typical sentiment coin—when it pumps, no one sells; when it dumps, no one buys, causing wild price swings.
2️⃣ Phased volume spikes =主力 testing筹码: Multiple 'sharp pumps—consolidation—then another pump' patterns on the K-line clearly indicate market demand testing, not a one-time distribution.
3️⃣ 24U is the current sentiment center: It doesn't die, nor does it stabilize—showing the market is still in a 'believing or not' battle over whether it can survive.
Here's my take: I used 230,000 #Riverpts to swap for 589 $RIVER The cost: 12-month lock-up. Today I can redeem another 690 RIVER. Damn.
Honestly: ❌ I'm not sure it'll survive 12 months, ✅ but I'm okay with taking this gamble. The outcome in 12 months falls into three scenarios: 📉 As long as it's >3U → no loss, it's alive 📊 Holding at 20U → above expectations 🚀 Reaching 50U+ → the 12-month lock-up was worth it
In crypto, most money isn't made from certainty—it's made from daring to bet in uncertainty. RIVER isn't about 'is it worth it'—it's about: 'Are you brave enough to wait?' Let's go, brothers, let's get in. $DASH $BNB
A long black candle, thousands of troops buried. A moment ago, it was a great alpha stock, now it's plummeted 75%, burying a large number of new investors! That's you, $LISA , I've taken a partial bottom position, buying a lottery ticket, maybe it will rebound. #ALPHAUSDT #币安上线币安人生
To Binance CEO He Yi: An Idea for a 'Decentralized Prediction Event Issuance Platform' Could Be the Next Step After Polymarket
Hello Sister Yi @Yi He , Excuse me for bothering you, I'd like to share a product direction that I believe is highly suitable for the Binance ecosystem and currently a clear market gap, for your reference. Currently, on-chain prediction markets (like Polymarket) face a clear bottleneck: prediction events can only be published by the platform, and users can only passively participate. This leads to limited event supply,单一 narratives, higher participation barriers, and also restricts the 'long-tail effect' of prediction markets.
I imagine a model for a 'prediction event version of pump.fun': Core idea: Any user can submit a prediction event, but the on-chain listing, parameters, and settlement logic are centrally managed and reviewed by the platform, rather than being completely open and unstructured.
Trading Journal: The Start of 2026 Feels Different
Today's A-share trading volume reached 3.12 trillion, with 3,920 stocks rising, and the Shanghai Index climbed above 4,120 points. It's now the 16th consecutive trading day of gains. This time is different from the last time the index reached 4,000 points. This time, the profit-making effect is getting stronger day by day. Funds from outside the market are truly starting to come in.
Position is not high, but the mindset is very good My position isn't heavy. But I'm not anxious either. I may have missed out on a bit of profit, but my holdings are still making new highs every day. When it drops, I gradually buy; when it rises, I just enjoy it. Today, rare earth performed well, and the overall return is roughly in line with the index, essentially outperforming the broader market. What's most interesting right now is:
Nowadays, many platforms love to portray 'average annual income of a million.' To be honest, such content is quite harmful. My parents have worked hard all their lives in the countryside, yet they haven't accumulated much wealth. $RIVER
What is Zero-Knowledge Proof, ZK, Zero-Knowledge Proof
In Web3 projects, you often see 'ZK (Zero-Knowledge Proof)', but what exactly is ZK? First, let's eliminate a misunderstanding: ZK is not that token that crashed to the ground.
(it's just a name coincidence).
The true meaning of ZK is: a cryptographic technique that allows you to prove 'I know/I meet a certain condition' without revealing the specific content. In simple terms: I can prove to you 'I know/I satisfy a certain condition' without telling you the specific content. Here are a few common examples from everyday life for better understanding.