$42.9M more into ETH. Now holding 5.7M ETH — nearly 4.7% of the total supply. Tom Lee is calling for $62,000 ETH. If that happens, today’s headlines will look tiny. 👀
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I worked out some figures and it kind of startled me. Since I started using Binance, I’ve had all the fee discounts turned on—holding BNB to get fee discounts, plus VIP tier discounts on top of that. Roughly estimated, over these years I’ve saved a significant amount just in trading fees. If you look at the money from another angle: it isn’t really “money I saved.” It’s more like “usage dividends” that my BNB holdings are quietly paying me. Every time I trade, it helps me bleed a little less. Many people buy BNB hoping it will rise—but I think even if the price doesn’t move, the fee discounts alone are already worth it for high-frequency traders. And besides that, there’s LaunchPool, and token burns. When all these things stack together, the more I use it, the more I feel—holding BNB itself is lowering my trading costs. That’s its most low-key moat. Has anyone in the forum actually sat down and seriously calculated the BNB fee-discount numbers? Chat with me in the comments Follow me—yes, even “greens” need to calculate the details. $BNB
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