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Complete Tutorial: Degen Meme Rush in Binance Web3 Wallet Terminal
Degen Meme Rush using Binance Web3 Wallet Terminal
Binance Web3 Wallet Terminal at Binance is a DEX with a CEX feel. UI is neat, but the market is still wild. So prepare your mindset first: this is for hit and run, not to marry the token.
Directly go to the website: web3generallink.top, log in, deposit BNB, done! You can also deposit BNB directly from your Binance Exchange account, very practical.
Chains that are often crowded: BSC (cheap & chaos), Solana (fast but brutal), Base (meme but act serious). If X is crowded + volume increases, then take a look. Let's play meme rush on BSC. Choose the Migrated ones for lower risk.
Binance Web3 Wallet Terminal at Binance is a DEX with a CEX feel. UI is neat, but the market is still wild. So prepare your mindset first: this is for hit and run, not to marry the token.
Directly go to the website: web3generallink.top, log in, deposit BNB, done! You can also deposit BNB directly from your Binance Exchange account, very practical.
Chains that are often crowded: BSC (cheap & chaos), Solana (fast but brutal), Base (meme but act serious). If X is crowded + volume increases, then take a look. Let's play meme rush on BSC. Choose the Migrated ones for lower risk.
what you got bro? mine is everything into prizepool
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Make $50 to $1000 with luck
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Trade with $SOL (Low fee)
Make $50 to $1000 with luck
Earn 6 Spin 👈👈👈Click
Trade with $SOL (Low fee)
if I hold it I already gain 270$ from just 3,5$ investment 😭 #memes
Azhar Crypto Punk
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Complete Tutorial: Degen Meme Rush in Binance Web3 Wallet Terminal
Degen Meme Rush using Binance Web3 Wallet Terminal
Binance Web3 Wallet Terminal at Binance is a DEX with a CEX feel. UI is neat, but the market is still wild. So prepare your mindset first: this is for hit and run, not to marry the token.
Directly go to the website: web3generallink.top, log in, deposit BNB, done! You can also deposit BNB directly from your Binance Exchange account, very practical.
Chains that are often crowded: BSC (cheap & chaos), Solana (fast but brutal), Base (meme but act serious). If X is crowded + volume increases, then take a look. Let's play meme rush on BSC. Choose the Migrated ones for lower risk.
Binance Web3 Wallet Terminal at Binance is a DEX with a CEX feel. UI is neat, but the market is still wild. So prepare your mindset first: this is for hit and run, not to marry the token.
Directly go to the website: web3generallink.top, log in, deposit BNB, done! You can also deposit BNB directly from your Binance Exchange account, very practical.
Chains that are often crowded: BSC (cheap & chaos), Solana (fast but brutal), Base (meme but act serious). If X is crowded + volume increases, then take a look. Let's play meme rush on BSC. Choose the Migrated ones for lower risk.
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Mike On The Move
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Bullish
🟢 Stepping in while fear is still loud. $XMR
LONG $XMR
Entry: 492 – 500
SL: 475
TP1: 520
TP2: 548
$XMR is pressing into a well-defined demand zone after a clean selloff. The drop is losing momentum, selling pressure is thinning, and price is starting to stabilize rather than accelerate lower. As long as this base holds, the path of least resistance is a rebound back into the prior range.
Trade $XMR here 👇
{future}(XMRUSDT)
LONG $XMR
Entry: 492 – 500
SL: 475
TP1: 520
TP2: 548
$XMR is pressing into a well-defined demand zone after a clean selloff. The drop is losing momentum, selling pressure is thinning, and price is starting to stabilize rather than accelerate lower. As long as this base holds, the path of least resistance is a rebound back into the prior range.
Trade $XMR here 👇
{future}(XMRUSDT)
$BNB 😍🚀
Crypto Maxx
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1 $BNB from Binance Square 🎉
And this win belongs to our amazing community 🙌
We're dropping some #RedPacket as a small thank-you, enjoy! 🎁🔥
Let’s keep growing together 🚀
#Cryptomaxx team💛
And this win belongs to our amazing community 🙌
We're dropping some #RedPacket as a small thank-you, enjoy! 🎁🔥
Let’s keep growing together 🚀
#Cryptomaxx team💛
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Who hasn't seen Skyholic88 go viral lately? The X timeline has been buzzing because he exposed the practices of influencer sellers of crypto classes, let's just call them TR, and their friends who supposedly teach their academic students, but in the end, they are directed to buy certain coins.
What makes it worse is that $MANTA has become the most obvious example. Students are told to enter, mindset is formed: "this is long term, this is fundamental, this is the next big thing."
It turns out CL attacks on the spot. Red candlesticks are not just on the chart, but also in the hearts of the students.
Skyholic88's criticism is not just petty. His points are clear:
Students are not taught to think, but are told to obey
Analysis is replaced by narrative
Education turns into exit liquidity distribution
And the worst part: the positions of influencers are often different from their students.
Students still have "diamond hands", while the mentors have already "diamond sold".
That's why Skyholic88 says, this is not crypto education, but selling hope under the guise of academia.
When the market goes up, they are smart.
When the market dumps? "Be patient, the market doesn't always go up."
The ending is simple but piercing:
👉 it's better to learn on your own.
There is a lot of free stuff on the internet. Whitepapers are available. On-chain can be checked. Wrong entry? Your own fault, but that helps you level up.
Rather than joining expensive classes, only to be taught to become someone else's exit liquidity.
Crypto is tough, Bro.
If you want to survive, don't rent someone else's brain.
What makes it worse is that $MANTA has become the most obvious example. Students are told to enter, mindset is formed: "this is long term, this is fundamental, this is the next big thing."
It turns out CL attacks on the spot. Red candlesticks are not just on the chart, but also in the hearts of the students.
Skyholic88's criticism is not just petty. His points are clear:
Students are not taught to think, but are told to obey
Analysis is replaced by narrative
Education turns into exit liquidity distribution
And the worst part: the positions of influencers are often different from their students.
Students still have "diamond hands", while the mentors have already "diamond sold".
That's why Skyholic88 says, this is not crypto education, but selling hope under the guise of academia.
When the market goes up, they are smart.
When the market dumps? "Be patient, the market doesn't always go up."
The ending is simple but piercing:
👉 it's better to learn on your own.
There is a lot of free stuff on the internet. Whitepapers are available. On-chain can be checked. Wrong entry? Your own fault, but that helps you level up.
Rather than joining expensive classes, only to be taught to become someone else's exit liquidity.
Crypto is tough, Bro.
If you want to survive, don't rent someone else's brain.
I told ya😅
Azhar Crypto Punk
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Bearish
Alright, buckle up the $BTC pullback, targets below $80k, and “James Wynn bullish = short signal” narrative gets a deep dive, fried in memelogic, with cold hard market sauce on the side 🍟📉 let’s analyze why some traders think we might see fresh lows under $80k, whether this makes shorting “good” (spoiler: it’s not financial advice), and why James Wynn’s flip-flops now get treated like the inverse crypto indicator (aka: if he’s bullish, bears rejoice 😂).
*profit taking
Azhar Crypto Punk
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Bullish
$XMR Dump is golden opportunity to increase position , there is no OG in Monero that talk about profit asking, not even once, this is real cult coin, and the real privacy tech. Monero not available in pot market but you can buy in future market with 1x leverage, sort of the same.
$XMR Dump is golden opportunity to increase position , there is no OG in Monero that talk about profit asking, not even once, this is real cult coin, and the real privacy tech. Monero not available in pot market but you can buy in future market with 1x leverage, sort of the same.
#plasma $XPL XPL Plasma positions itself as an infrastructure-focused blockchain initiative aimed at improving scalability, efficiency, and on-chain usability. By optimizing transaction throughput and cost, XPL seeks to support sustainable decentralized applications while maintaining security and long-term network resilience.@Plasma
The Most Boring Coin That Might Actually Matter : PLASMA
$XPL / #plasma : The Most Boring Coin That Might Actually Matter
Crypto loves noise.
Plasma chose silence. @Plasma
While the market argues about:
TPS screenshots
AI narratives duct-taped onto L1s
“ETH killer” season episode 47
Plasma shows up and says something wildly unsexy:
“Stablecoins don’t need drama. They need settlement.” And that’s already more honest than 90% of crypto.
Stablecoins Are the Real Main Character
Let’s stop lying to ourselves.
Crypto’s biggest product is not:
DeFi
NFTs
Gaming
Metaverse land that looks like Roblox in beta
It’s stablecoins.
USDT and USDC move more real value than most national payment rails.
Yet we keep sending them through chains designed for:
Complex smart contract interactions
MEV games
DeFi lego stacks that implode every cycle
Plasma looks at this and asks the most adult question in crypto:
“Why are we treating money like it’s an NFT?”
What Plasma Actually Is (Explained Like a Degenerate)
Most chains say:
“We scale Ethereum.”
Plasma says:
“We scale payments.”
It’s purpose-built for:
Stablecoin transfers
Predictable fees
Fast finality
High-volume settlement
No pretending USDT needs composability.
No forcing payroll to care about governance tokens.
Just:
Send. Settle. Done.
That’s not flashy — it’s useful, which is rare.
$XPL Isn’t Chasing TVL — It’s Chasing Flow
Most ecosystems flex:
Inflated TVL
Incentivized wash volume
Same funds looping for screenshots
Plasma targets:
Exchange settlement
Remittances
Payment rails
Issuers and liquidity providers who don’t tweet
In short:
Less “number go up”
More “number moves quietly… a lot”
And CT hates quiet things because you can’t farm engagement with them.
The Most Important Part: Plasma Doesn’t Need Retail
This is where many miss the point.
Retail wants:
Airdrops
Mascots
Stickers
Discord XP
Plasma wants:
Stablecoin issuers
Institutions
Payment providers
Infrastructure users who don’t care about vibes
If Plasma works, you won’t see:
“XPL trending”
You’ll see:
“Why is stablecoin volume leaving mainnet?”
That’s how real infrastructure wins — after everyone stops paying attention.
Final Take
XPL isn’t loud.
It’s not cute.
It doesn’t care about your timeline.
But when crypto stops pretending money is experimental tech,
Plasma is already sitting there, bored, waiting.
And in crypto, boring is often where the real future hides.
Crypto loves noise.
Plasma chose silence. @Plasma
While the market argues about:
TPS screenshots
AI narratives duct-taped onto L1s
“ETH killer” season episode 47
Plasma shows up and says something wildly unsexy:
“Stablecoins don’t need drama. They need settlement.” And that’s already more honest than 90% of crypto.
Stablecoins Are the Real Main Character
Let’s stop lying to ourselves.
Crypto’s biggest product is not:
DeFi
NFTs
Gaming
Metaverse land that looks like Roblox in beta
It’s stablecoins.
USDT and USDC move more real value than most national payment rails.
Yet we keep sending them through chains designed for:
Complex smart contract interactions
MEV games
DeFi lego stacks that implode every cycle
Plasma looks at this and asks the most adult question in crypto:
“Why are we treating money like it’s an NFT?”
What Plasma Actually Is (Explained Like a Degenerate)
Most chains say:
“We scale Ethereum.”
Plasma says:
“We scale payments.”
It’s purpose-built for:
Stablecoin transfers
Predictable fees
Fast finality
High-volume settlement
No pretending USDT needs composability.
No forcing payroll to care about governance tokens.
Just:
Send. Settle. Done.
That’s not flashy — it’s useful, which is rare.
$XPL Isn’t Chasing TVL — It’s Chasing Flow
Most ecosystems flex:
Inflated TVL
Incentivized wash volume
Same funds looping for screenshots
Plasma targets:
Exchange settlement
Remittances
Payment rails
Issuers and liquidity providers who don’t tweet
In short:
Less “number go up”
More “number moves quietly… a lot”
And CT hates quiet things because you can’t farm engagement with them.
The Most Important Part: Plasma Doesn’t Need Retail
This is where many miss the point.
Retail wants:
Airdrops
Mascots
Stickers
Discord XP
Plasma wants:
Stablecoin issuers
Institutions
Payment providers
Infrastructure users who don’t care about vibes
If Plasma works, you won’t see:
“XPL trending”
You’ll see:
“Why is stablecoin volume leaving mainnet?”
That’s how real infrastructure wins — after everyone stops paying attention.
Final Take
XPL isn’t loud.
It’s not cute.
It doesn’t care about your timeline.
But when crypto stops pretending money is experimental tech,
Plasma is already sitting there, bored, waiting.
And in crypto, boring is often where the real future hides.
Deep Analysis: Why $XMR (Monero) Is Always “Quietly Dangerous”
1. XMR is not a hype coin — it’s an anti-narrative coin
Most crypto pumps on:
ETF
VC backing
Big influencers
Regulation-friendly narratives
XMR thrives on the opposite:
No VC
No CEO
No marketing budget
No “partnership with Starbucks”
That’s exactly why it survives every cycle.
When everything becomes KYC, traceable, censored → privacy becomes the real alpha.
BTC = digital gold
XMR = digital cash
And governments fear cash, not gold.
2. Delistings are NOT bearish — they are proof of relevance
People see:
“XMR delisted from exchanges 😱”
But think deeper:
Exchanges delist XMR because they can’t comply
Not because XMR is broken
But because XMR works too well
If a privacy coin is loved by regulators, it already failed its mission.
Irony:
The more XMR is attacked → the more it validates its use case.
3. Real utility > fake TVL
Most L1s:
Inflate TVL with looped DeFi
Incentivized farming
Same 5 wallets bridging funds
XMR:
Used for actual transactions
Used where censorship exists
Used when people don’t want:
Wallet tracking
Social graph exposure
“Oops my ENS shows my balance”
No dashboard will show you this.
That’s why CT underestimates XMR every cycle.
4. Mining = decentralized for real
CPU mining (RandomX)
No ASIC cartel dominance
No “oops Bitmain controls 40%”
This matters long-term.
When PoS chains argue about:
Slashing
Validator censorship
Governance capture
XMR just keeps producing blocks like it’s 2016 and doesn’t care.
5. Why XMR always pumps late
XMR usually moves when:
Market confidence breaks
Governments tighten control
People realize “self-custody” isn’t private
So XMR is not:
❌ early bull narrative
✅ late-cycle fear hedge
That’s why:
It feels boring
Then suddenly +50% with no warning
And no influencer “called it”
I hope Binance Relisting $XMR
1. XMR is not a hype coin — it’s an anti-narrative coin
Most crypto pumps on:
ETF
VC backing
Big influencers
Regulation-friendly narratives
XMR thrives on the opposite:
No VC
No CEO
No marketing budget
No “partnership with Starbucks”
That’s exactly why it survives every cycle.
When everything becomes KYC, traceable, censored → privacy becomes the real alpha.
BTC = digital gold
XMR = digital cash
And governments fear cash, not gold.
2. Delistings are NOT bearish — they are proof of relevance
People see:
“XMR delisted from exchanges 😱”
But think deeper:
Exchanges delist XMR because they can’t comply
Not because XMR is broken
But because XMR works too well
If a privacy coin is loved by regulators, it already failed its mission.
Irony:
The more XMR is attacked → the more it validates its use case.
3. Real utility > fake TVL
Most L1s:
Inflate TVL with looped DeFi
Incentivized farming
Same 5 wallets bridging funds
XMR:
Used for actual transactions
Used where censorship exists
Used when people don’t want:
Wallet tracking
Social graph exposure
“Oops my ENS shows my balance”
No dashboard will show you this.
That’s why CT underestimates XMR every cycle.
4. Mining = decentralized for real
CPU mining (RandomX)
No ASIC cartel dominance
No “oops Bitmain controls 40%”
This matters long-term.
When PoS chains argue about:
Slashing
Validator censorship
Governance capture
XMR just keeps producing blocks like it’s 2016 and doesn’t care.
5. Why XMR always pumps late
XMR usually moves when:
Market confidence breaks
Governments tighten control
People realize “self-custody” isn’t private
So XMR is not:
❌ early bull narrative
✅ late-cycle fear hedge
That’s why:
It feels boring
Then suddenly +50% with no warning
And no influencer “called it”
I hope Binance Relisting $XMR
😛 James Wynn: Crypto’s Inverse Bullish Indicator
Now for the comedy section.
So who is James Wynn? Based on on-chain reporting:
A high-stakes trader known for leveraged bets, sometimes massive, sometimes … spectacularly wrong.
Recently closed a short and went long on Bitcoin with 40x leverage — meaning he’s bullish right now.
But earlier in 2025, he took huge losses on leveraged $BTC trades and meme coin bets.
So if James Wynn is bullish on BTC?
That’s like saying Jim Cramer turned sensible — the market laughs and goes the opposite direction. 😂 Traders joke that:
“When James Wynn says buy BTC, that’s your cue to short.”
Call it “Wynnverse Inverse Indicator” — if he gets bullish, the contrarian bets quietly rub their hands.
But remember: correlation isn’t causation — the meme logic is fun but not a trading signal by itself.
Now for the comedy section.
So who is James Wynn? Based on on-chain reporting:
A high-stakes trader known for leveraged bets, sometimes massive, sometimes … spectacularly wrong.
Recently closed a short and went long on Bitcoin with 40x leverage — meaning he’s bullish right now.
But earlier in 2025, he took huge losses on leveraged $BTC trades and meme coin bets.
So if James Wynn is bullish on BTC?
That’s like saying Jim Cramer turned sensible — the market laughs and goes the opposite direction. 😂 Traders joke that:
“When James Wynn says buy BTC, that’s your cue to short.”
Call it “Wynnverse Inverse Indicator” — if he gets bullish, the contrarian bets quietly rub their hands.
But remember: correlation isn’t causation — the meme logic is fun but not a trading signal by itself.
🐻 Shorting $BTC : Good Time?
This is where nuance counts.
💀 Why some traders like short setups
Trend is not significantly bullish right now — breakdowns of key support could trigger cascade selling.
Leverage & derivatives markets often exaggerate moves, widening drawdowns.
🐣 Why it’s not universally “good time to short”
BTC still survives on institutional flows; a shock rally or news can trigger short squeezes quickly.
Hardcore bulls hate shorting because BTC can “rip upside fast” on catalyst news (regulation, ETF inflows).
Shorting is high-risk — you’ll stress more than your crypto portfolio if Bitcoin farts up unexpectedly.
This is where nuance counts.
💀 Why some traders like short setups
Trend is not significantly bullish right now — breakdowns of key support could trigger cascade selling.
Leverage & derivatives markets often exaggerate moves, widening drawdowns.
🐣 Why it’s not universally “good time to short”
BTC still survives on institutional flows; a shock rally or news can trigger short squeezes quickly.
Hardcore bulls hate shorting because BTC can “rip upside fast” on catalyst news (regulation, ETF inflows).
Shorting is high-risk — you’ll stress more than your crypto portfolio if Bitcoin farts up unexpectedly.
2) Is Sub-$80k $BTC Really Possible?
Short answer: plausible, not guaranteed.
We aren’t looking at price magic here, but possible scenarios with various probabilities:
Bearish Scenario Drivers
Trend analysts forecast continued weakness and deeper drawdowns — some models even calling for price retests of prior support zones below $80k.
Macro tightening and risk-off behavior (higher rates, risk aversion) increases the opportunity cost of holding BTC.
Neutral/Mixed Counterpoints
Some analysts argue BTC’s current drawdown is milder than past cycles, hinting there’s still bid support.
Institutional interest and regulation optimism can act as a cushion — not the rocket fuel yet but a shock absorber.
So could BTC dip below $80k? Yes — especially if technical breakdowns occur and risk assets broadly weaken. But a sub-$80k price isn’t a technical certainty: more like “likely if momentum keeps sucking.”
Short answer: plausible, not guaranteed.
We aren’t looking at price magic here, but possible scenarios with various probabilities:
Bearish Scenario Drivers
Trend analysts forecast continued weakness and deeper drawdowns — some models even calling for price retests of prior support zones below $80k.
Macro tightening and risk-off behavior (higher rates, risk aversion) increases the opportunity cost of holding BTC.
Neutral/Mixed Counterpoints
Some analysts argue BTC’s current drawdown is milder than past cycles, hinting there’s still bid support.
Institutional interest and regulation optimism can act as a cushion — not the rocket fuel yet but a shock absorber.
So could BTC dip below $80k? Yes — especially if technical breakdowns occur and risk assets broadly weaken. But a sub-$80k price isn’t a technical certainty: more like “likely if momentum keeps sucking.”
1) Why $BTC Is Pulling Back — Real Market Forces
Even though Bitcoin is still trading in the nine-figure range (like ~$95k–$90k recently), the broader picture shows why pullback momentum may persist:
Macro & Structural Headwinds
Profit-taking & risk-asset weakness: After big gains late in 2025, traders cashed out positions — especially around the ~$120k highs — causing BTC to retreat.
ETF Outflows & liquidity drains: Major spot BTC ETFs saw consistent withdrawals, removing demand support that helped the prior rally.
Volatility still in play: BTC’s price swings are historically massive, so a 20–40% drop from peak isn’t unusual in corrections.
Bearish Technical/Market Positioning
Elliott-Wave / Cycle bears: Some technical analysts argue BTC completed a cyclical upwave and is heading into a longer compression/bear cycle — potentially pushing prices toward $70k–$80k or below.
Volume & momentum fading: Lower exchange volumes and lack of short-term bullish signals often signal further downside or sideways pain.
All of this suggests the trend isn’t screaming bull market right now — it’s closer to a “tired runner walking sideways before tripping.” 🐢
Even though Bitcoin is still trading in the nine-figure range (like ~$95k–$90k recently), the broader picture shows why pullback momentum may persist:
Macro & Structural Headwinds
Profit-taking & risk-asset weakness: After big gains late in 2025, traders cashed out positions — especially around the ~$120k highs — causing BTC to retreat.
ETF Outflows & liquidity drains: Major spot BTC ETFs saw consistent withdrawals, removing demand support that helped the prior rally.
Volatility still in play: BTC’s price swings are historically massive, so a 20–40% drop from peak isn’t unusual in corrections.
Bearish Technical/Market Positioning
Elliott-Wave / Cycle bears: Some technical analysts argue BTC completed a cyclical upwave and is heading into a longer compression/bear cycle — potentially pushing prices toward $70k–$80k or below.
Volume & momentum fading: Lower exchange volumes and lack of short-term bullish signals often signal further downside or sideways pain.
All of this suggests the trend isn’t screaming bull market right now — it’s closer to a “tired runner walking sideways before tripping.” 🐢
pull back $BTC
Azhar Crypto Punk
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Bearish
Alright, buckle up the $BTC pullback, targets below $80k, and “James Wynn bullish = short signal” narrative gets a deep dive, fried in memelogic, with cold hard market sauce on the side 🍟📉 let’s analyze why some traders think we might see fresh lows under $80k, whether this makes shorting “good” (spoiler: it’s not financial advice), and why James Wynn’s flip-flops now get treated like the inverse crypto indicator (aka: if he’s bullish, bears rejoice 😂).
Alright, buckle up the $BTC pullback, targets below $80k, and “James Wynn bullish = short signal” narrative gets a deep dive, fried in memelogic, with cold hard market sauce on the side 🍟📉 let’s analyze why some traders think we might see fresh lows under $80k, whether this makes shorting “good” (spoiler: it’s not financial advice), and why James Wynn’s flip-flops now get treated like the inverse crypto indicator (aka: if he’s bullish, bears rejoice 😂).
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