I've never been particularly drawn to either exchange or wallet native tokens, but I'm intrigued to delve into them now. The recent buzz surrounding BNB, OKB, and BGB has caught my attention. These tokens, especially BNB and BGB, have exhibited considerable strength, largely due to the heightened demand to participate in launchpool, launchpad and other related event that drive the demand for the use of these tokens

BNB has surged nearly 80% over the past year, while BGB has stolen the spotlight with an impressive 190% gain. Although OKB hasn't made any significant moves recently, its potential shouldn't be overlooked.

On the other hand, wallet tokens have also been performing decently, although perhaps not as strikingly as those from centralized exchanges. Among them, Trust Wallet and C98 Wallet have caught my eye. I have a hunch that wallet tokens might start showing impressive price action as we approach the post-halving period, thanks to an anticipated uptick in transactions. I'm particularly curious about the potential of BWB token for the Bitget wallet, set to launch soon with an airdrop in play.

What are your thoughts on the speculative potential of BWB?

Delving into the world of crypto trading can be a labyrinthine experience, with intricate dynamics guiding profit-making endeavors. While some traders rely heavily on TA, the widely embraced trading tool, others use FA.. However, imho, tethering oneself solely to fundamentals can be risky, even though crypto also respond to news updates as financial instruments do. Striking a harmonious blend of TA and FA can provide traders with a safety net, minimizing losses while maximizing potential profits.

The aforementioned scenario predominantly applies to perp futures trading and other derivatives. Although TA and FA also proves valuable in spot trading but feels the timely listing of projects can also influence one's investment returns. This consideration may not apply to all projects.  Nonetheless, from my personal perspective, I have discerned that listing speed stands as a vital factor alongside project fundamentals when engaging in trading activities. Consequently, if we were to include listing speed as a decisive factor in trade selection, it would inevitably impact our choice of trading platform cos some platforms are more inclined to top-cap projects, while others are more inclined to early listing of potential low cap gems.

With a blend of TA and FA , traders could gain a multifaceted understanding of the market, empowering them to make informed decisions. Moreover, factoring in the listing speed of projects can further augment the potential for profitable trading.

Therefore, striking the right balance between TA, FA, and listing speed can endow traders with a competitive edge, heightening the prospects of reaping highly rewarding returns. Tho, listing speed could be attributed to few trading platforms which makes  me wonder if anyone has capitalized on early listings like myself and which trading platforms cater to such opportunities?

The BTC ETF approval couldn't spur a major price action as expected by many and the only expected important event that could define the the long awaited bull run would be halving but question is how long does it take for halving to impact price and are we in that period called "last buying chance before bull run?"