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Newly listed coins are designed for volatility, not safety.
In the first hours, price is driven by hype, bots, and early profit-takers — not real value. Most retail traders enter late, chase green candles, and exit in panic during the first dump.
Here's example
A listing does not mean adoption.
High volume does not mean strength.
Smart traders wait for structure, liquidity stability, and real demand before risking capital.
Patience protects capital.
FOMO destroys it.
Trade smart. Protect your money.

Peer-to-Peer (P2P) trading lets users buy and sell crypto directly with other people using bank transfer, Easypaisa, JazzCash, or other local payments. It’s very useful in countries like Pakistan, but security depends on your actions, not only the platform.
The first rule is simple: always keep the trade inside Binance chat and escrow. When you open a P2P order, Binance locks the seller’s crypto in escrow. This means the seller cannot run away if you follow the correct steps. Never agree if someone asks you to “cancel order and pay privately” or sends a WhatsApp/Telegram number — this is the most common scam.
Second, never release crypto before receiving payment. Many scammers send fake payment screenshots or SMS alerts. Always open your bank or wallet app and check the balance yourself. If the money is not actually received, do NOT click Release.
Third, verify the trader. Choose merchants with:
High completion rate (90%+)
Many orders
Positive feedback
Avoid new accounts offering unusually high prices — that is usually a trap.
If anything feels suspicious, use the Appeal button instead of arguing in chat. Binance support will check proof and protect your funds because the crypto is locked in escrow.
In short:
Stay on the platform, verify payment, never rush, and cancel suspicious trades.
If you follow these basics, P2P trading becomes one of the safest ways to buy and sell crypto.
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$BNB / USDT is currently trading around $636, and the chart is showing a typical intraday compression phase rather than a strong trend. Price already rejected the $655 resistance earlier and since then the market structure shifted into a short-term bearish bias. The Supertrend indicator is red and sitting above price near $643–645, which means sellers are controlling momentum for now.
However, this is not a panic dump situation. Instead, it looks like liquidity grabbing. The price recently swept the local low around $BNB 632, bounced slightly, and RSI is near 35, which is close to the oversold area on the 15-minute timeframe. When RSI stays in the 30-40 zone while price holds support, it often signals accumulation rather than continuation selling.
Volume also confirms this — there is no strong selling spike after the drop. That means bears are not confident and whales are probably absorbing orders. In simple terms: small traders are shorting, bigger players are quietly buying.
Right now BNB is trapped inside a range: $632 support — $646 resistance. Until one side breaks, any big directional trade is risky. Most traders lose here because they chase candles instead of waiting for confirmation.
The important clue:
Price keeps making equal lows near $632, but highs are slightly rising. This often forms a short-term base before an expansion move. If buyers step in and reclaim the Supertrend level, momentum can flip quickly and a fast move toward $650–655 liquidity becomes likely.
But if $BNB 632 breaks with strong volume, then it is not a fakeout anymore — it becomes a real bearish continuation.
Trade Setup
Long Setup (Preferred)
Entry: $633 – $636 (after a bullish candle close on 15m)
Stop Loss: $628
Targets:
TP1: $645
TP2: $651
TP3: $655
Reason: Support holding + RSI oversold + liquidity above.
Short Setup (Only if breakdown happens)
Condition: 15m candle closes BELOW $632 with volume
Entry: $631
Stop Loss: $637
Targets:
TP1: $622
TP2: $615
TP3: $608
Important Rule
Do NOT trade inside the middle ($636–$640 zone).
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