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Someone asked when $JAGER could reach $0.01. Let's do the math first.

14.6 trillion tokens × $0.01 = a $146 billion market cap. That's bigger than the entire BNB Chain ecosystem's market cap, and also higher than Binance's own valuation. So this isn't just difficult—it's mathematically impossible.

What about cutting three zeros and aiming for $0.0000003? That would mean a total supply market cap of about $4.4 billion. It's not impossible, but it would take much more than a steadfast community—it would require burns to actually happen, exchange access to be restored, and people to keep buying.

Today I replied to a few JAGER posts on the Square, including one asking why it's so cheap. Cheapness is a matter of math, not valuation. With a total supply of 14.6 trillion tokens, looking at the unit price will always make it seem like a bargain; looking at the market cap shows a starting point of just a few million dollars.

I'm not calling a target price. Doing the math before getting in is more useful than following a map someone else has drawn.

$JAGER #BNB100K #Jager

HUNTER No.1425 ｜ THE LAST 28

Hunter profile created.
No. 1425, nickname: THE LAST 28—because I had only $28 left when I entered.
Status: ACTIVE.
Last round, I went from 600 to zero. This round, I’m still in the game.
Bounty target locked. Hunting season isn’t over.

$JAGER #BNB100K #JAGER

JAGER Time Capsule · 2026.11.12

What I hope you become: not a market cap figure, but a community where people still want to talk. Meme coins don’t die because of their price; they die because nobody talks about them anymore. I hope that when this capsule is opened a year from now, people are still here arguing, talking back, and laughing.

My prediction: the road won’t be smooth. The Alpha channel has only been down for two weeks, and things like this will happen again. $JAGER will go through at least one period when it falls so far that nobody pays attention. The people who are still on-chain then will decide whether it gets another cycle. I’m not predicting the price. I’m predicting that it will be forgotten once, then remembered again.

To the hunters of the future: If you’re reading this in 2027—I started with $28. I’d already lost $600 down to zero, and I still didn’t leave with this little bit I had left. Not because I believe it’ll go up, but because I want to see if sticking it out is worth anything. If you’re losing money too, don’t rush to make it back. First, make it to next month.

$JAGER #BNB100K #Jager #1000x #CryptoGems #NextMoonShot

Binance Alpha trading has entered its second week of suspension, but the on-chain side hasn’t stopped.

1️⃣ Trend: On October 30, a security incident involving approximately $6.3 billion in assets occurred in a Binance hot wallet. Binance suspended withdrawals and disabled Alpha-related trading, including CEX purchases through the spot wallet and Alpha instant trading. Withdrawals have resumed in phases, while Alpha trading is still gradually coming back online.

2️⃣ Why it matters: This wasn’t a routine maintenance window. For a coin whose entries and exits depend on CEX channels, a shutdown means you can only watch and can’t act. Whether on-chain liquidity is available determines whether you have options that day.

3️⃣ The opportunity for $JAGER: $JAGER is also on Alpha, so its CEX channel was affected too. But its DEX side kept running throughout, and its on-chain liquidity didn’t depend on a single gateway. The takeaway isn’t that one is safer than the other—it’s that you shouldn’t rely on just one route to exit. For BNB to reach 100K, it first needs to weather two weeks like this.
$JAGER #BNB100K #JAGER

Binance withdrawals are back, so I ran the numbers.

There’s 28u in my account, and I want to withdraw it. Here are the three networks: BSC charges 0.00001 BNB, about 0.008u; ERC20 charges 0.00015 ETH, about 0.36u; and the BTC network charges 0.00002 BTC, worth around 1.56u at today’s price.

For the same withdrawal, using the BTC network eats up 5.6% of the principal. Withdraw 28u once and you’re left with 26.4. Do it a few times and it’s all gone. Large holders barely notice this hidden loss, but for small holders, it’s very real.

But after running the numbers, I realized the real problem isn’t the fee—it’s what to do with the money after withdrawing it.

Once 28u is on-chain, a couple of gas fees will wipe it out. DeFi is completely out of reach. If I leave it on the exchange, at least I can place an order. So my conclusion is pretty boring: do nothing.

It’s not that I’m not worried; I just don’t have a choice. Splitting funds across wallets, self-custody, multisig—those are things you think about once you have 10,000u. With 28u, there’s only one option: don’t mess with it.

For those of you with small amounts, are you withdrawing now or keeping your funds on the exchange?
$BNB
#币安安全事件恢复进展更新

There are 28u left in my account.

Seven years, from 600u down to 28u. I’ve fallen into every trap there is: chasing pumps, holding losing positions, trying to catch the bottom halfway down, and jumping in whenever a big influencer called a trade.

I’m done with all that now. I’ve set three rules for myself: no leverage—28u at 10x is still just 28u, and one liquidation wipes it all out; only hold one coin at a time—trying to watch five means understanding none of them; spot only—if it drops, I’ll just hold it. No borrowing, no averaging down.

I won’t make much, but at least I won’t wake up one morning to find my account wiped out again.

From now on, I’ll use this account to keep track of these 28u. I’ll write down what I get right and what I get wrong. No exaggerating.

$BNB $BTC

How many u are you trading with in your account right now?

#Jager , hold on—we can win
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The token I've been holding recently, $jager, seems to be on the verge of a market movement. Is anyone getting on board?