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I remember few years ago when one of my friends introduced me to crypto few years ago, do you know this guy introduced me to trade some meme haha. i was so happy then when i was able to turn my $50 to 120$ in 20 minutes. i was so interested in learning more about how i'm going to continue haha.
Whenever I remember it amuses me because i am more invested in crypto now than he is because he ventured into another industry and went on about his Irl bussiness.
Well, thank God for that day, if not i wouldn’t have been interested in crypto not to talk of investing in it. I’ve heard different stories about this, what’s yours ?
What stories have you heard? Aha. Anyways congratulations on your win. Do you still trade memecoins?. Cos if you do, I'm guessing you'll like this new concept by BingX called chainspot. Imaging trading memecoins on Cex via your spot account with no gas fees? It could be your best shot in spotting the next 100x gem.
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I still remember using early DEXs where every single trade felt like a tax. Swap a token, lose a chunk. Provide liquidity, lose another chunk. It wasn’t just annoying, it straight up made you avoid experimenting.
Seeing good innovation in the space, imagine seeing DeepBook using its own token for trading and pool creation fees, it hit different. it’s the first time in a while I saw a token actually doing something internal that benefits users without feeling like a gimmick.
It’s not some new farming meta or hype cycle. It’s an actual on-chain order book running on Sui and the structure looks built for serious use, not just quick noise.
Still watching to see how deep this really goes, but it’s the first project in a while that got me reflecting on how far DeFi’s come.
Deep?? Saw it trending on X, probably because it's the biggest or the pioneer dex on sui.. my buddy uses it and he says they offer rebates to traders when liquidity is low. I'm watching the token on Bingx spot. Might dive in
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The market is green again, and as an OG trader I know a lot of platforms could be rolling out various competitions to build liquidity and also reward users. I actually lost a lot to memecoins recently and I'm looking to build up my liquidity via bounties, competitions etc now that the market is a little bit stable hence this thread.
So for those that are familiar, how do you approach a trading competition and is there anyone ongoing that you know? You can send the links below.
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Memecoins are still going strong. We’re already in Q2, and there’s a fresh wave of new meme coins popping up everywhere. As a degen, I’m loving it especially with Bitcoin holding up well and looking bullish. It’s the perfect setup for meme coins to run.
One coin I’ve been watching is DARK. Yeah, the name is pretty basic, but that’s what makes it fun. It has an AI infusion with some sort of utilities
The price on CEXs is looking solid very bullish right now. There’s growing hype, more people talking about it, and it’s starting to move, the token is now at over $14M Mcap and has done over 94% price gain today, attracting more attention to the token.
The price dropped to its support zone, a place where traders have been waiting to ape in and and hold for it to get back to ATH, I will be watching this token closely to see how it perform.
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Centralised Exchanges are the lifeblood of crypto trading, making it easy to get in and out of trades or to HODL for long. Platforms like Binance, Bybit, Bitget, BingX, KuCoin, and MEXC are where the action happens, each of them bringing something of value to the table, whether deep liquidity or cool features.
Binance is a giant with unmatched volume, Bybit and Bitget lean hard into derivatives, KuCoin’s got a knack for altcoins, MEXC pushes low fees and new listing, while BingX has managed to rack some solid records too, with over 400 trading pairs, and 830 public chain integrations, and a futures ranking in CoinGecko’s top 5, they’ve got over 20 million users onboard. I’m always curious how these exchanges adapt to keep us trading smoothly.
Just recently I’ve noticed BingX getting some exposure, especially with this “Super7” thing trending. I think It’s their 7th year as a CEX this year, Which makes me wonder what’s cooking with the Super7 buzz, maybe a new tool, a big upgrade, or more customer incentives?
Curious to see how it stacks against Binance’s scale or Bybit’s leverage game. What’s your take on what these exchanges are cooking up? Anyone else picking up on this or got a take on what exchanges are planning next?
CEX's have been up to it recently with innovations, adaptability,.compliance, security being top of their lists and tbh it's good to see healthy competition among exchanges. Bingx is 7 already? Wow. Anyways I have no idea probably a trading competition, lucky draw or maybe they'll draft out plan to evolve totally let's see how far they're willing to go..
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Siete años en este espacio es una locura. Es más tiempo que la mayoría de los tokens, influencers, narrativas e incluso algunas blockchains. Los exchanges desaparecen más rápido que los memes, así que cuando alguien me dijo que BingX cumplía siete años, mi primer pensamiento no fue "¡Felicidades!", sino "¿Cómo se mantuvieron durante siete años?".
En serio, ¿qué clase de exchange sobrevive tanto tiempo sin convertirse en una estafa, ser comprado o convertirse en un fósil, como les ocurre a otras organizaciones?
¿FTX? Duró 3,5 años antes de colapsar por completo y arrestar al CEO, SBM. ¿Hotbit? Se desactivó a los 5 años y pico. Y esos eran nombres importantes. La lista de exchanges que no llegaron a los siete años es mucho más larga que la de los que sí lo hicieron. Así que no, no se trata solo de aplaudir por un aniversario, se trata de preguntar por qué BingX sigue en pie cuando tantos no lo hacen.
Siete años no son suerte. No son buenas vibras. No duras tanto a menos que hayas cabreado a la gente adecuada, tomado decisiones impopulares y te hayas quedado aburrido mientras otros se volvían locos.
Así que sí, este aniversario no es solo un número. Es un desafío a todas las demás plataformas de intercambio que siguen fingiendo ser a largo plazo.
A ver quién sigue en pie a los diez.
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So guys, $BABY launched today on several exchanges and it’s already trending. The project behind it, babylon labs is bringing something new to the Bitcoin space and it’s worth paying attention to imo.
Babylon introduces native Bitcoin staking. No wrapping, no bridging just real BTC being used directly. That’s huge, especially with Bitcoin’s market cap over $1 trillion. Many holders want to earn yield on their BTC without giving up security or decentralization.
This is also why Bitcoin maxis like whales might actually like it. Babylon doesn’t rely on sidechains or synthetic assets, which many in the Bitcoin community don’t trust. It keeps things simple and secure.
Adoption has been strong too with around $3.85B in total value locked and 50k BTC already staked.
The project is backed by major names like Paradigm, Polychain, and a16z, & $96M+ raised. It’s led by Stanford’s David Tse, which adds even more credibility.
What’s next? Hard to say tbh. But if Babylon succeeds, it could change the game for earning yield on BTC giving people more reasons to hold onto their Bitcoin long term.
As expected with airdrops, we have volatility but they're opportunities to earn the tokens on exchanges. You may want to explore it
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The market isn’t looking great these days. Who else witnessed the manipulation on BTC yesterday?
Anyway, I’ve been exploring new projects on Ethereum and came across StakeStone. It’s a pan omnichain liquidity protocol with liquid ETH (STONE) and BTC (SBTC) staking. Sounds ambitious, especially given Ethereum’s current dip, haha. But it got me curious about the ecosystem.
From what I see, STONE is a yield bearing ETH token tied to an adaptive staking network, while SBTC is a liquid BTC index. STONEBTC adds yield to BTC. They’re pushing liquidity across multiple DeFi chains, but I’m wondering about yield sustainability and risks. We all know nothing is 100% safe. However, the omnichain aspect is interesting, not gonna lie. STONE supposedly moves liquidity across chains via an on chain proposal system.
I also noticed their ties with MerlinLayer2 and BSquaredNetwork, aiming to bridge ETH staking into Bitcoin’s ecosystem. Cool concept, but could this just be DeFi hype?
Anyway, their token STO is set to go live in less than two hours on some decent exchanges.
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it's almost the end of the month and the crypto market has been quite unstable lately, and right now, exploring other ways to earn and maintain liquidity seems like the best approach seriously.
I've been actively searching for Web3 job opportunities, bounties, and airdrops, but finding reliable and legitimate information has been quite challenging not gonna lie tho. That's why I'm reaching out here are there any ongoing or upcoming airdrop opportunities that have real potential and you're involved? You can share them here
I’d really appreciate any insights or recommendations you may have..thankie
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It’s the weekend again, and as usual, the market is moving in a funny manner with volatility and liquidating both longs and shorts.
Lately, my weekends have been pretty much the same I either hold onto a swing trade from during the week, stay out of the market completely, or keep myself busy with airdrops and bounties. As there are more opportunities in the crypto space asides trading.
This weekend isn’t any different, but I decided to look for projects that offer solutions to Blockchain problems, address the block chain trilemma, Scalability, Performance and Integration Issues and ways to minimise the vulnerabilities on the Blockchain as well. Which will also have EVM compatibility and support Dapps.
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Okay, so first of all, I would be very careful with random staking platforms. It seems this particular exchange you mentioned has more than half negative reviews on Trustpilot. That's a huge red flag! Also, didn't BingX experienced a security incident not too long ago? Anytime a platform gets hacked, it raises serious questions about their security measures. There are lots of scams out there, and you don't want to lose your money. Maybe look into staking options on big exchanges you already know. Bingx did but they bounced back all right and has had no issues since then. From CMC they're top5 derivative rn. Thanks for the tip though, I'll explore
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The market is retracing, and lots of opportunities are starting to present themselves again. Market sentiment isn’t fearful anymore, which is good. Oh, before I forget—happy new month to you! Back to the discussion: before the market started recovering, I saw an offer to stake USDT and earn up to 8% APR. I took the offer here, but it seems surreal. When the market was bleeding, I remained calm because of this opportunity I stumbled upon. It made me appreciate the diverse sectors within crypto and the various ways to earn. I guess my question is: what’s your go-to strategy when the market isn’t favorable to you? And do you think staking rewards of 8% APR on USDT are sustainable?
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With the market down right now, I see this as a great time to start accumulating utility tokens. AI has been making waves over the past year, and I have a strong feeling that once the bull run kicks in, AI related tokens could be among the biggest gainers this cycle.
While digging into undervalued AI tokens, I came across Athene Network , and a few things really stood out to me:
1. Rewarding AI Developers & Data Providers: $ATN is used to incentivize people to contribute datasets and AI models securely. This could help build a strong, decentralized AI ecosystem.
2. AI Driven KYC/AML That Respects Privacy – Athene brings AI into compliance processes for Web3 platforms, making things like KYC and AML more efficient while still protecting user privacy through zk-proofs. On top of that, staking $ATN can act as a reputation system to ensure AI models are trustworthy and ethical.
3. Scarcity = Potential Demand– With a hard cap of just 5 million tokens, supply is extremely limited. If adoption picks up, this could create strong demand.
I think there’s real potential here, but I’d love to hear your thoughts. Are there any AI tokens on your radar?
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I tried many strategies and indicators but based on my experience these strategies are just a guide you still need to adjust them until the strategy works.
However, only one strategy that works best to me even in day trading compared to other strategies. Breakout strategy is the only thing that works for me combination with risk management with two indicator RSI and MACD. I just learned this by watching live trading and all of the videos from the girl influencer who only trades crude oil.
Try to follow that girl because I have learned a lot from her and my strategy has improved since watching her videos. You can also get a free trading template with rules that you need to follow and confirm before you execute a trade position.
In trading, you don't need to use all the bogus technical terms, just simple demand and supply, trendline break and retest and liquidity can make you good money, also the platform you trade with is also a factor in terms of liquidity, slippage, etc. I've used binance,but now I'm leaning towards Bingx due to their expansive trading pair, zero slippage and good liquidity (Top5 in on CMC). Also don't forget to always dyor
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I’ve been deep into the meme coin space lately, constantly checking Dex Screener and Twitter for the latest trends. I’ve traded a few, made some nice gains, and honestly, it’s been a wild ride.
Yesterday, I stumbled across a meme coin called PAIN—pretty catchy name, right? That alone got my attention, but when I looked deeper, I realized the community behind it is seriously based. It’s got that energy that usually drives a meme coin to the next level. Right now, it’s sitting at around $72M mcap, and with the hype it’s building, I wouldn’t be surprised if some major exchanges have already listed it.
I know it’s trading on DEXes, but does anyone know if it’s been picked up by any centralized platforms yet? Would love to hear from other meme traders tracking this one.
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Hey everyone, The market hasn’t been looking great lately, so I’ve decided to take a break from trading for a bit. Plus, with OKX exiting my country, I’ve been forced to explore other options for futures trading. Right now, I mostly use Hyperliquid, but honestly, I find CEX platforms easier to navigate—just more straightforward, in my opinion, haha.
I’ve been considering a few alternatives, mainly the top 5 on CMC. Bybit and BingX stand out since I can also trade forex pairs there, and the 0 slippage is definitely a big plus. Still, I want to make sure I’m choosing the best platform though, for my trading requirements.
If you’re actively trading on exchanges, I’ll love to hear your opinions. What platforms do you use, and what’s your experience been like? Drop your opinions below!
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Remember when futures trading was just BTC and ETH? Now, it’s a whole different game. The market is moving fast, and the biggest winners are the ones who adapt. New trends, new tokens, and new ways to trade. If you’re still stuck on old strategies, you’re already behind.
The real question is: what makes a great derivatives platform today? Is it just about volume, or is there more to it? We’ve seen platforms climb the ranks not just by offering leverage but by actually understanding what traders want, early access to trending tokens, better UI, and most importantly, reliability when the market goes wild.
Some platforms are getting recognized for staying ahead of the curve, earning top spots in industry rankings from places like CoinGecko and Coinglass. But does that actually matter to traders? Or are we all just here for the liquidity and the next 100x degen bet?
What’s your take? Do rankings influence where you trade, or do you just follow the best opportunities?
Hi, as a trader you'll need to place your trades on platform with a good setup firstly, good liquidity, innovative products and tools that'll help you achieve better results also. I've used binance but I prefer Bingx for now due to their good liquidity, theyve got a top 5 rating on their derivative to index from CMC and so..so I'll say these things matter imo
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Hi everyone, good day. I noticed BTC is seeing some good price action today, though I’m not sure how sustainable it will be—let’s hope for the best. I’m not really into futures trading as I don’t have the patience for it. I stick to spot trading and airdrop farming.
Trading can sometimes feel isolating, and while it’s not always difficult, there are frustrating moments. For example, I bought Rune at $5, and it's been retracing for months with no sign of returning to my entry point anytime soon. I guess I’ll just have to hold.
This brings me to the purpose of this thread. To stay active, I’ve got stables in my portfolio and I’m looking for advice. Between launchpools and other low-risk investment options, which is better for retail traders, and what risks are involved?
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It seems bulls are busy with Bitcoin only. That's why Bitcoin keep breaking new All time high but most of top altcoins (except a few) Still straggling to cross even Half of their Ath price. So maybe altcoins season might come after btc halving. That's why many people still don't hesitate to collect altcoins. What is your opinion about this matter. Are you still buying anything or will think about it later after halving
now the bitcoin halving has been carried out and it is time for us to wait for the altcoin season after the bitcoin increase. and I believe the altcoin season will arrive soon on the exchange market. and I have prepared several altcoins such as Matic, cardano and Tron. I've even been holding memecoins like Pepe, shiba and Doge to welcome the upcoming altcoin season. We may not see an altcoin season this year, but it could likely happen next year. Here’s my suggestion: 1. DCA (Dollar Cost Average) into altcoins with strong utilities. 2. Stay patient. A key strategy would be to take advantage of the quick listings on BingX to position yourself effectively. Currently, I'm focused on AIC – the token driving AI Companions, which is at the forefront of the next generation of digital relationships by integrating AI, VR, AR, and blockchain technologies.
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