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Binance Pizza Day in Gdańsk 🍕
Interesting and professionally run panel discussions:
• Recoveris — "Pseudo-anonymity and crypto recovery"
• Rust Poland — "Developing at the pace of artificial intelligence without technical debt"
Cool people, valuable conversations, and delicious pizza 🍕
Thanks to Binance for organizing!
#BinancePizzaDay
#BinancePizzaDay🍕
Interesting and professionally run panel discussions:
• Recoveris — "Pseudo-anonymity and crypto recovery"
• Rust Poland — "Developing at the pace of artificial intelligence without technical debt"
Cool people, valuable conversations, and delicious pizza 🍕
Thanks to Binance for organizing!
#BinancePizzaDay
#BinancePizzaDay🍕
Starting July 2027, the EU is rolling out new AMLR regulations that will seriously impact financial privacy. Say goodbye to anonymous crypto transactions, mandatory user identification, and the practical disappearance of Monero, Zcash, and Dash from European exchanges.
For some, it's a fight against crime. For others, it's the beginning of the end for financial freedom in Europe.
Is the EU regulating cryptocurrencies, or are they just choking them out?
For some, it's a fight against crime. For others, it's the beginning of the end for financial freedom in Europe.
Is the EU regulating cryptocurrencies, or are they just choking them out?
Binance Pizza Day !!!
Gdańsk ❤️
#BinancePizzaDay🍕
#BinancePizzaDay
Gdańsk ❤️
#BinancePizzaDay🍕
#BinancePizzaDay
“Having luck” = The simplest situation is one in which something favorable happens, even though you had no full control over it.
1. Chance
This is the classic understanding of luck.
You were in the right place at the right time. You met someone, avoided something, succeeded at something, although it could just as easily have failed.
2. Assessment from perspective
Sometimes we simply call a result that turned out to be good for us “luck.” So it’s not so much some magical force, but our way of describing reality:
“I was lucky I didn’t go there,”
“I was lucky I got that job.”
3. Preparation meets opportunity
Very often, luck does not operate in a vacuum.
Two people get a similar opportunity, but only one knows how to take advantage of it.
Then we say “he was lucky,” although part of that luck resulted from readiness, character, experience, courage.
Luck is a favorable combination of circumstances, over which we have limited influence, but whose effects often also depend on who we are and what we do.
Today, people most often do not think of luck as “fate” or “destiny,” but rather as a mixture of:
chance, circumstances, timing, contacts, place of birth, health, and readiness to seize opportunities.
To benefit from something that does not arise solely from one’s own merits, but is also not completely detached from one’s actions.
For example:
someone meets the right person at the right moment,
runs into a growing market,
avoids an accident, is born in a stable country,
gets a job because a position just opened up,
buys something before prices rise 😊
Modern people increasingly notice that luck is unevenly distributed. Not everyone starts from the same place. Therefore, “to have luck” can also mean:
to be born in better conditions,
to encounter fewer obstacles,
not to face disaster, illness, crisis.
AND DO YOU HAVE LUCK?
$BTC $BNB $SOL
1. Chance
This is the classic understanding of luck.
You were in the right place at the right time. You met someone, avoided something, succeeded at something, although it could just as easily have failed.
2. Assessment from perspective
Sometimes we simply call a result that turned out to be good for us “luck.” So it’s not so much some magical force, but our way of describing reality:
“I was lucky I didn’t go there,”
“I was lucky I got that job.”
3. Preparation meets opportunity
Very often, luck does not operate in a vacuum.
Two people get a similar opportunity, but only one knows how to take advantage of it.
Then we say “he was lucky,” although part of that luck resulted from readiness, character, experience, courage.
Luck is a favorable combination of circumstances, over which we have limited influence, but whose effects often also depend on who we are and what we do.
Today, people most often do not think of luck as “fate” or “destiny,” but rather as a mixture of:
chance, circumstances, timing, contacts, place of birth, health, and readiness to seize opportunities.
To benefit from something that does not arise solely from one’s own merits, but is also not completely detached from one’s actions.
For example:
someone meets the right person at the right moment,
runs into a growing market,
avoids an accident, is born in a stable country,
gets a job because a position just opened up,
buys something before prices rise 😊
Modern people increasingly notice that luck is unevenly distributed. Not everyone starts from the same place. Therefore, “to have luck” can also mean:
to be born in better conditions,
to encounter fewer obstacles,
not to face disaster, illness, crisis.
AND DO YOU HAVE LUCK?
$BTC $BNB $SOL
Passes on :)
Sania_TRADER
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BullishAre Small Traders Gamblers ???.
The Reality small traders don't know and need to understand.
RETAIL small traders look up to these small trades and think, "If he can, i can too"
The answer to this is no u can't.
Small traders deposit $100 - $500. Thinking to convert it into $5000 just by one trade. For your clarification dear traders you are not trader, you are GAMBLER. Withdraw your money and deposit in stake, atleast you'll get bonus and rakeback their.
Following are things traders don't understand.
1. leverage - Thinking of using 100x leverage will gain quick returns but it will also liquidate your position quickly.
2. Copying through Creators - Creators already have a lot of money to cover their losses. They are already earning commission through your trades, also they don't even use that much amount, they only show you returns not the capital used.
3. Gambling mindset - Quick returns in a day, rather than thinking of consistent profits daily.
4. Capital management - Going All in on trades.
You'll wipe out your capital soon if you don't think about it.
The Reality small traders don't know and need to understand.
RETAIL small traders look up to these small trades and think, "If he can, i can too"
The answer to this is no u can't.
Small traders deposit $100 - $500. Thinking to convert it into $5000 just by one trade. For your clarification dear traders you are not trader, you are GAMBLER. Withdraw your money and deposit in stake, atleast you'll get bonus and rakeback their.
Following are things traders don't understand.
1. leverage - Thinking of using 100x leverage will gain quick returns but it will also liquidate your position quickly.
2. Copying through Creators - Creators already have a lot of money to cover their losses. They are already earning commission through your trades, also they don't even use that much amount, they only show you returns not the capital used.
3. Gambling mindset - Quick returns in a day, rather than thinking of consistent profits daily.
4. Capital management - Going All in on trades.
You'll wipe out your capital soon if you don't think about it.
How to deposit and withdraw funds from Binance in the cheapest way?
For a long time I did it... wrong.
Deposits and withdrawals via card, selling crypto for FIAT, currency conversions to EUR,
transfers to card / Revolut / ZEN etc.
Fast? Yes.
Cheap? Definitely not.
For example, with an amount of 230 USD, total fees could reach
up to ~14 USD !!! (my example)
Spread, commissions, currency conversions — everything a little, but in total quite a bit.
What works the cheapest?
Today I checked a simple variant:
USDC → Revolut → USD → PLN
I send USDC from the exchange directly to Revolut.
In Revolut: I sell USDC for USD (1:1) and exchange USD for PLN in the app.
Cost?
👉 0.30 USDC
And that's it. No additional commissions, no strange rates.
It doesn't make sense: to deposit, FIAT to the exchange withdraw FIAT from the exchange use "quick sale to card"
For a long time I did it... wrong.
Deposits and withdrawals via card, selling crypto for FIAT, currency conversions to EUR,
transfers to card / Revolut / ZEN etc.
Fast? Yes.
Cheap? Definitely not.
For example, with an amount of 230 USD, total fees could reach
up to ~14 USD !!! (my example)
Spread, commissions, currency conversions — everything a little, but in total quite a bit.
What works the cheapest?
Today I checked a simple variant:
USDC → Revolut → USD → PLN
I send USDC from the exchange directly to Revolut.
In Revolut: I sell USDC for USD (1:1) and exchange USD for PLN in the app.
Cost?
👉 0.30 USDC
And that's it. No additional commissions, no strange rates.
It doesn't make sense: to deposit, FIAT to the exchange withdraw FIAT from the exchange use "quick sale to card"
Merry Christmas and green candles!
May your wallet always be in the black,
low fees, liquidations far away,
and the New Year brings only ATH 🚀
May your wallet always be in the black,
low fees, liquidations far away,
and the New Year brings only ATH 🚀
Do PL
Did you receive SMS messages from Binance?
Do not call back and do not respond!!!
Binance never sends such SMS messages!!!
Forward it to CERT at number 8080
You will register and block the gateway from which these messages are sent.
CERT = Computer Emergency Response Team
Works for NASK to counteract cybercrime.
That's the point
Hello Binancians.
I’m just as sad as you are. Bitcoin has reached what I call the “last bastion” – around $96,000. If demand doesn’t kick in at this level, we’ll most likely drop back to the zones from early this year or even pre-Trump-presidency levels: $86,000 or even $75,000. I’ve been waiting for this moment, but of course now I’m short on funds. And all those posts and “expert” analyses kept reassuring me, so I kept buying… now my head is a mess.
What do you think — is it time to go long-term, or should we still try to trade intraday for profit?
$BTC $SOL
I’m just as sad as you are. Bitcoin has reached what I call the “last bastion” – around $96,000. If demand doesn’t kick in at this level, we’ll most likely drop back to the zones from early this year or even pre-Trump-presidency levels: $86,000 or even $75,000. I’ve been waiting for this moment, but of course now I’m short on funds. And all those posts and “expert” analyses kept reassuring me, so I kept buying… now my head is a mess.
What do you think — is it time to go long-term, or should we still try to trade intraday for profit?
$BTC $SOL
Scenario A - we are going for new peaks. Probability 45-55%.
We are bouncing off the bottom, the Santa Claus rally is active and at the end of the year, there is an increase. Btc around 136k - 160k. Then January - March correction.
On top of that, the end of the shutdown, an agreement with China but the UKR-CCCP war is still ongoing.
This is the scenario I am playing. At the new ATH, I am exiting the market and going on vacation :)
Scenario B - we are screwed until the end of 2026. Funds are reducing positions, Saylor stops buying. The war is ending so the demand for crypto is falling because there is no need to avoid sanctions. The US indices are going into correction or consolidation.
Probability also 45-55%.
DCA for assets every week and exit at a maximum loss of 50%
By the end of the week, everything will be known. Too much money has been pumped in by funds and banks to let it all collapse. It's too early because too few people will be burnt. Now they rule the market, not the streets...
We are bouncing off the bottom, the Santa Claus rally is active and at the end of the year, there is an increase. Btc around 136k - 160k. Then January - March correction.
On top of that, the end of the shutdown, an agreement with China but the UKR-CCCP war is still ongoing.
This is the scenario I am playing. At the new ATH, I am exiting the market and going on vacation :)
Scenario B - we are screwed until the end of 2026. Funds are reducing positions, Saylor stops buying. The war is ending so the demand for crypto is falling because there is no need to avoid sanctions. The US indices are going into correction or consolidation.
Probability also 45-55%.
DCA for assets every week and exit at a maximum loss of 50%
By the end of the week, everything will be known. Too much money has been pumped in by funds and banks to let it all collapse. It's too early because too few people will be burnt. Now they rule the market, not the streets...
Everyone is crying?
And I quietly, little by little:
And I quietly, little by little:
I will reveal the naked truth.
All markets and the entire global economy are manipulated. From the price of oil, iPhones, currency exchange rates, stocks, eco-stuff, etc.
Why is this so? Because it operates under the eternal law of nature = supply and demand as well as human psychology.
Yes, cryptocurrencies are gambling.
Yes, Futures are not Blackjack or Texas Holdem, but Russian roulette.
The recipe for success? Buy BTC in 2011 and altcoins in 2013. Tempting to hold for years to sell it this year. It was the same with Apple, IBM, Tesla, etc.
To invest well, a minimum of 10 million $ spot + hedging short on futures. On top of that options and other matters. Continuous analysis, algo-trading, arbitrage.
Huge companies, money, programs, supercomputers, and people with such knowledge and experience are involved in this fun. Constant calibration, working with a psychotherapist. Settlements, mindsets, research, risk management, and analysis. Whole teams.
If you are the creator of a successful token, you will earn, but if you want to make money buying it, you will lose. Flip a coin and you will find out. Only statistics can help. You will lose 10 times, earn 6, and so on until someone unplugs the cord and the fun ends.
The hardest part is knowing when to exit and how to maintain the weight of your decision. Phew… that's how it looks, but we are still here, right? :)
All markets and the entire global economy are manipulated. From the price of oil, iPhones, currency exchange rates, stocks, eco-stuff, etc.
Why is this so? Because it operates under the eternal law of nature = supply and demand as well as human psychology.
Yes, cryptocurrencies are gambling.
Yes, Futures are not Blackjack or Texas Holdem, but Russian roulette.
The recipe for success? Buy BTC in 2011 and altcoins in 2013. Tempting to hold for years to sell it this year. It was the same with Apple, IBM, Tesla, etc.
To invest well, a minimum of 10 million $ spot + hedging short on futures. On top of that options and other matters. Continuous analysis, algo-trading, arbitrage.
Huge companies, money, programs, supercomputers, and people with such knowledge and experience are involved in this fun. Constant calibration, working with a psychotherapist. Settlements, mindsets, research, risk management, and analysis. Whole teams.
If you are the creator of a successful token, you will earn, but if you want to make money buying it, you will lose. Flip a coin and you will find out. Only statistics can help. You will lose 10 times, earn 6, and so on until someone unplugs the cord and the fun ends.
The hardest part is knowing when to exit and how to maintain the weight of your decision. Phew… that's how it looks, but we are still here, right? :)
Szpica19
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The cryptocurrency market is being manipulated. That's all there is to it.
Hehe..🤫 this is not a failure. Too many people would have to synchronize at the same time. It was a masterpiece. They sold at the top and did not catch orders at the bottom as always.
Mr.Crypto
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💥 What actually happened in the "mini-crash" in the market, according to some sources:
It was not a normal sell-off, but a technical error on a global scale.
All major traders and funds use APIs, programs that connect their automated strategies to exchanges (CEX & DEX).
Well, these APIs crashed simultaneously, especially on DEXs like ASTER and Lighter, which run billions in volume and have point programs.
👉 When the connections failed:
Algorithms bought/sold chaotically (10–20x more than they should have).
Market makers withdrew their orders → the order volume dropped sharply.
Liquidations came in chain, with no buyers to absorb them.
The result?
🔻 Sudden drops of tens of percent in a few minutes.
🔻 Large positions liquidated, including funds and major investors.
🔻 All due to an infrastructure error, not due to market sentiment.
💬 In short:
It was not a normal "dump," but a global technical failure in the automated systems controlling billions.
Similar to the COVID crash, but triggered by a bug, not by panic.
It was not a normal sell-off, but a technical error on a global scale.
All major traders and funds use APIs, programs that connect their automated strategies to exchanges (CEX & DEX).
Well, these APIs crashed simultaneously, especially on DEXs like ASTER and Lighter, which run billions in volume and have point programs.
👉 When the connections failed:
Algorithms bought/sold chaotically (10–20x more than they should have).
Market makers withdrew their orders → the order volume dropped sharply.
Liquidations came in chain, with no buyers to absorb them.
The result?
🔻 Sudden drops of tens of percent in a few minutes.
🔻 Large positions liquidated, including funds and major investors.
🔻 All due to an infrastructure error, not due to market sentiment.
💬 In short:
It was not a normal "dump," but a global technical failure in the automated systems controlling billions.
Similar to the COVID crash, but triggered by a bug, not by panic.
And his friends knew everything and gave us a sale day. That's how it works. In the end, he will reduce the duties and will cuddle with XI. Whoever bought at the bottom peak drinks :)
BoB CRYPTO 13
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Bearish🚨💥 *MARKET MELTDOWN: TRUMP'S TARIFF TWIST* 💥📉
In just 3 minutes, President Donald Trump's surprise tweet about a significant increase in tariffs on Chinese goods sparked a massive sell-off, wiping out $700 billion in market value from the S&P 500 💸.
The rapid market reaction saw crypto, stocks and metals plummet, highlighting the far-reaching impact of Trump's trade policies 📊.
*Current Tariff Rates:
30% tariff on Chinese imports, including:
Section 301 Tariffs: 25% on various Chinese goods
Fentanyl Tariffs: 20% on Chinese goods
Liberation Day Tariffs: 10% on Chinese goods (recently reduced from 34%)....
$WLFI $ZEN #TrumpTariffs #Usshutdown #SquareMentionsHeatwave
{spot}(ZENUSDT)
{spot}(WLFIUSDT)
In just 3 minutes, President Donald Trump's surprise tweet about a significant increase in tariffs on Chinese goods sparked a massive sell-off, wiping out $700 billion in market value from the S&P 500 💸.
The rapid market reaction saw crypto, stocks and metals plummet, highlighting the far-reaching impact of Trump's trade policies 📊.
*Current Tariff Rates:
30% tariff on Chinese imports, including:
Section 301 Tariffs: 25% on various Chinese goods
Fentanyl Tariffs: 20% on Chinese goods
Liberation Day Tariffs: 10% on Chinese goods (recently reduced from 34%)....
$WLFI $ZEN #TrumpTariffs #Usshutdown #SquareMentionsHeatwave
{spot}(ZENUSDT)
{spot}(WLFIUSDT)
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