Just got my Binance community core contributor identity card🥳 It's a special ID badge for DXDAO~ By the way, riding the wave of #势不可挡的币安社区 ~
After navigating through trading, staking, and the community at Binance for so long, I finally got this numbered 'pass'! The yellow-themed design is pretty cool, and this glowing badge in my hand really has some presence✨ Continuing to push forward on the Web3 journey, thanks to Binance for the recognition～
As a 'plain and ordinary small transparent' among Binance's 300 million users, I was initially recommended by a friend—diving into the crypto circle in 2021, my mind was filled with the excitement of NFTs. The first time I used Binance to transfer money for NFT minting, I was worried I would have to wait a long time, but it arrived quickly, just like a bank: fast and secure. It turns out, there's no need to worry about things that haven't happened.
The security aspect is even more impressive: once, I accidentally typed one wrong digit in a wallet address, and Binance's address verification directly popped up and stopped me, saying, 'The format does not match the current network.' Just that moment saved me $200 in ETH. Later, I spent half a year lurking in the community, evolving from 'a newbie who couldn't understand announcements' to 'a mediocre helper who can help newcomers avoid pitfalls', following the big shots but always a step behind (just bought and it dips, just sold and it soars, mainly playing a counter-indicator).
Is Binance perfect? Not really—customer service still takes 3-5 hours to respond (though sometimes it's quick). But for someone like me, who evolved from 'what is blockchain' to 'able to swap coins before morning coffee', it's not just an 'crypto APP', it's a blockchain bank I truly trust—neither will it lose my money, nor will it judge my love for buying meme coins.
Now holding this identity card, I suddenly feel like I'm also a 'wild screw' in the Binance ecosystem: although I haven't pulled off any earth-shattering moves, spending time in the community, chatting, and helping others avoid risks is much more interesting than staring at the K-line~ After all, among 300 million people, how many can mix their way to an identity card by 'counteracting operations to stabilize their mindset'?
