Very few people talk about small transactions for bitcoin transactions. Small transactions will not be very interesting here. Everyone prefers to invest in bitcoin as the fees are very low through investment. If you want to do it with small then know about the market first. Small transactions are rarely used here. It is processed and confirmed by blockchain for small transactions and there is no way to stop or reverse it.

I keep investing regardless of the time - buy the dip and the high. Also, I continue to HODL because I have faith it will cross 100k, if not in a few months then by the end of the year and will probably continue to hold till it crosses 250k.

either you're aware or not, I'd remind or recommend you to Satoshi token which is as well part of bitcoins fraction and can also be earned in an airdrop projects.

.Some of the meme coins can not pump well again because of the nature of the market.
Majority of their investors have finally sold their holdings to look for another project to put the profits so that they could keep earning from the market. We need to be wise and follow patterns that has been working before now so that we could benefit from it.
Investing in some meme could be a waste of money or else we could earn more if we invested in a good token.

I can only hope that Binance has a clear-cut policy on this. But I suspect there is none. The platform can freeze your fund or lock your account all of a sudden and without reason. When asked for an explanation, they can give as generic and shallow an answer as "we detect a suspicious activity in your account". Indeed, there are triggers. But even these aren't clearly pointed out one by one. It's not once, not twice, not thrice, but many times that accounts were frozen pending proofs of source of fund with the owner not knowing why.

Also remember that proofs can sometimes be very hard to provide. Binance could even go as far as ask you to prove that you indeed own the wallets from which all your deposits were made. Oftentimes, Binance and all these centralized exchanges just want to hostage your money.

I've never used bitcoin for small transactions, but what is small depends on your definition.

The way I see it, small transactions would be buying groceries, drinks, things of that nature and I never did that because when I used bitcoin for the first time it was an investment, so I didn't want to spend it. Now I could buy some stuff but fees are too high to pay for each transaction. Thankfully, you can buy in bulk. For instance, you can get a gift code to a store for $1k or more and use that for all your future purchases.