Just in, the whale has moved! 300 million USD has stunned the whole market.
Just today. On-chain monitoring just triggered a red alert— An ancient whale that has been asleep for 11 years suddenly woke up and dumped 4500 BTC (about 340 million USD) into the exchange. Meanwhile, another whale heavily long on the market got liquidated at $75,800, losing 12 million USD in one shot. While some are dumping like crazy, others are getting forced to cut losses. The market just exploded. Bitcoin plummeted below 76k. Someone asked: Is this going to crash? Or is someone trying to scare the retail traders? Don't panic yet, just check what’s happening in traditional finance and you’ll find your answer. #在币安广场聊传统金融
It's on! The true identity of the new Fed Chair turns out to be a 'deep cover' agent?
At 3 AM, an internal memo from Washington was leaked anonymously. The content was just one sentence: "Waller isn't a hawk; he's here to stab the White House in the back." The crypto community exploded. Some say it's fake news, while others are already starting to panic sell. But think about it—what if this is actually true? Hold on, I've been digging into this all night and found that the info is wilder than a meme coin whitepaper. Today, while chatting about traditional finance at #BinanceSquare, I'm going to dissect this matter thoroughly, so let's dive in. #在币安广场聊传统金融 New Fed Chair Waller: Hawk's mask, dove's core?
Can it recover this time? This time, $BR has fallen below 0.35. Hard to say. There are usually lots of stop-loss orders around here, and when the level breaks, they often get triggered one after another. Use your own judgment.
I’m usually more cautious when a large proportion of tokens is released; if it’s a small proportion, I just keep an eye on it. I mention this because of $VANA : 4.03% of the circulating supply unlocks on October 16—not a huge amount, but not insignificant either. There’s no harm in waiting a bit. $VANA is at 1.01 right now. I’m staying put for now; ups and downs are normal, so let’s keep a steady pace. Do you think this is worth worrying about?
Circle minted 250 million USDC on the Solana network. After following the news for a while, you realize most of it has limited impact. In other words, even when the news is buzzing, I still watch the trading volume. Don't just look at the numbers—watch the volume too. Do you have any related coins in your accounts, $SOL ?
Here are a few important points I’ve put together about Memos and tags. New XRP and XLM addresses must first receive enough coins to meet the minimum reserve requirement before they can be activated. Transfers below the minimum will be rejected. When withdrawing from an exchange to a personal wallet, leave the Memo blank if the receiving address doesn’t require one—don’t enter one at random. When transferring $XRP to an exchange, you generally need to enter both the address and the destination tag (Tag). Revoke unused contract approvals promptly, and don’t leave unlimited approvals on your account.
The $ARB 24-hour high has been hit again. It’s at 0.2 right now. There’s no need to rush to make money, everyone. Just stick to your own plan. I’ll take a look first—no rush.
Someone asked about this, so I’ll explain it here. How do you set take-profit and stop-loss orders for futures? Both stop-loss and take-profit orders are conditional orders: they won’t enter the order book until the price reaches the trigger price you set. Once triggered, the order is submitted. It’s best to set a stop-loss at the price that would prove your judgment wrong, rather than picking an arbitrary number based on how much you’re willing to lose. $BTC is currently at 82250.01. Does everyone understand this now?
Top discussions on the Square: 1) $BTC 2) $SOL 3) $ETH 4) STBL 5) QNTB I just use this kind of data as a reference and don’t place orders based on it alone. The ones getting lots of discussion have often been quite active over the past couple of days, which is why people are talking about them.
For the past two years, I’ve focused on just two things when following the news: how it affects me, and whether there’s any follow-up. For example, this headline: Fed Chair Warsh: Don’t believe claims about what actions I might take at meetings during the rest of 2026. I can’t say I’m very good at interpreting macro news. I just need to understand that the broader environment is changing. There may be a lot of buzz around the news, but I still keep an eye on the money flow. $BTC is at 81957.12 now, so I’m sitting tight for the moment. What was your first reaction when you saw this?
I just looked over the data. $WAL hit a new 24-hour low, with the previous low at 0.0459. At times like this, focus less on profit and loss and more on stop-losses. Volatility is normal—stay steady.
There’s a trending topic: “Hong Kong stocks put ChaPanda on hold.” $BTC is related to this stock-market story. Trending topics heat up and cool off quickly. I usually just watch coins related to them—I don’t get involved. If the news is truly significant, people will still be talking about it a few days later. Let’s see if anything new comes up. Do you usually check the trending topics?
Whenever I see news, my first thought is: Has the price already priced it in? Take this news, for example: Farcaster was acquired by Network School. A single news item won't move things for long; we need to see what happens over the coming period. I'll keep an eye on this for now, but let's not read too much into it. $BTC is now at 82482.52. No rush to make a move. Anyone in the know care to share the details?
The funding rate for $AGT has reached +0.0526%, and it settles every 4 hours. In a nutshell, longs are paying shorts. If you're on the more crowded side, the funding fees alone can add up.
Over $ARC 24 hours, open interest fell by 15.47%, while the coin price rose by 38.48%. Don’t invest everything at once; scale in gradually so you still have room to maneuver if you’re wrong. Whether contract positions are increasing or decreasing, you need to consider the coin price too.
I saw some news: Nasdaq-listed Tron filed an application for a $200 million ATM stock offering to increase its TRX holdings. By the time large holders’ moves become public, they’ve often already finished buying. When good news breaks, the price has often already moved. $TRX I also took a quick look at the chart—it’s at 0.3306 right now. Don’t just watch the price movement; keep an eye on volume too. Do you usually chase this kind of news?
NeoSoul: A dedicated DNA airdrop for the StandX community is planned, with details to be announced after the TGE. Well, that's what they're saying for now. We'll have to wait for the official word on the details. Let's keep an eye out for any updates. Don't go too heavy on your positions—you want to be able to sleep at night. I took a look at $BTC . Do you all usually follow this kind of news?
Right now, $ETH large traders' long-to-short position ratio is 1.41: 58.5% long and 41.5% short. Large traders hold more long positions. I always remember this: don't borrow money to trade futures. Do you have any?
On the same Layer 2 network, why did fees suddenly become so much cheaper after the Cancun upgrade? When demand for blobs suddenly increases, blob fees will rise too, so Layer 2 fees aren't always that cheap. Here's the thing: blobs are cheap because their data is only stored for about 18 days, rather than permanently, and isn't used in EVM computations, which places a much smaller burden on nodes. When Layer 2 networks write blob data to the mainnet, the blob fees are also settled in $ETH .