I took a look, and this is the starting point of my #BinanceLife:
1/ The email that changed my life Many things are beyond imagination. At the time of my graduation in 2018, I sent an email to @CZ , which opened up an unimaginable path, leading me to join Binance Info (the department before the acquisition of @CoinMarketCap ); later, I supported spot operations, futures, and finally Binance Smart Chain. (As a side note, I was the one who helped the operations team understand DeFi mining, haha)
This matter tells us that Cold Emails are still useful. At that time, when no one believed in Crypto, whether you were willing to bet on the track and industry you believe in would bring you huge benefits. (Of course, CZ might not even use this email anymore, but you can DM me anytime 😊
2/ How have you been After not seeing each other for many years, I met Sister A again a few months ago (@Yi He ), and she still remembered my name and asked me, "How have you been recently?" I must say, this really touched me.
Looking back now, Sister A has always been willing to answer users' questions on the front line, and she has been consistent over the years. Not only that, she still takes the time to inquire about how other colleagues who have left are doing.
"Rome wasn’t built in a day, and Binance’s success is not a coincidence."
3/ Binance classmates Finally, in the years after leaving Binance, I tried to do my own projects, contribute to token contract standards, joined TON as the Developer Relations Lead, and later engaged in ecological investment, only to realize how difficult the journey has been. It's all about mass adoption, but only I know the nuances of it.
Fortunately, we still have those old classmates who kept in touch after leaving Binance, working hard in the industry. Always remember, changing the world is not easy, and we carry our burdens forward.
My #BinanceLife #HowHaveYouBeen #BinanceClassmates
"Eyes around the globe are locked on the surging price of GOLD!"
Funny how history echoes: In ancient Egypt, gold was already a payment tool, but its use was dominated by the ruling class and nobility—ordinary folks had little access.
In medieval Europe, gold circulated as coins and bars, yet control remained in the hands of merchants, nobles, and the church. Common people rarely got a piece of the action.
During the Tang and Song dynasties (618–1279) in China, gold served more as stored wealth and a means of exchange, but it was still “officially regulated.” Silver ruled daily private trade.
Fast forward: In 1933, the U.S. passed the Gold Reserve Act, banning private gold ownership (except small collectibles). It wasn’t until 1974 that Americans could freely buy and sell gold again.
In China, after 2002, the private gold market exploded. Today, anyone can easily buy gold through banks, exchanges, or local gold shops.
--------- Populism is on the rise. Whether it’s geopolitical instability shifting or risk appetite swinging in capital markets—one thing is clear: the current financial system is on the brink of collapse.
"QMMM Holdings Limited (NASDAQ: QMMM)", the company that planned to raise $100 million for BTC, ETH, and SOL holdings, appears to have already shut down and fled – its Hong Kong office now looks completely vacant.
The stock price had surged 9x after the announcement a few weeks ago about establishing a DAT company but has since fallen 50% from its all-time high.
I took a look, and this is the starting point of my #BinanceLife:
1/ The email that changed my life Many things are beyond imagination. At the time of my graduation in 2018, I sent an email to @CZ , which opened up an unimaginable path, leading me to join Binance Info (the department before the acquisition of @CoinMarketCap ); later, I supported spot operations, futures, and finally Binance Smart Chain. (As a side note, I was the one who helped the operations team understand DeFi mining, haha)
This matter tells us that Cold Emails are still useful. At that time, when no one believed in Crypto, whether you were willing to bet on the track and industry you believe in would bring you huge benefits. (Of course, CZ might not even use this email anymore, but you can DM me anytime 😊
2/ How have you been After not seeing each other for many years, I met Sister A again a few months ago (@Yi He ), and she still remembered my name and asked me, "How have you been recently?" I must say, this really touched me.
Looking back now, Sister A has always been willing to answer users' questions on the front line, and she has been consistent over the years. Not only that, she still takes the time to inquire about how other colleagues who have left are doing.
"Rome wasn’t built in a day, and Binance’s success is not a coincidence."
3/ Binance classmates Finally, in the years after leaving Binance, I tried to do my own projects, contribute to token contract standards, joined TON as the Developer Relations Lead, and later engaged in ecological investment, only to realize how difficult the journey has been. It's all about mass adoption, but only I know the nuances of it.
Fortunately, we still have those old classmates who kept in touch after leaving Binance, working hard in the industry. Always remember, changing the world is not easy, and we carry our burdens forward.
My #BinanceLife #HowHaveYouBeen #BinanceClassmates
Today we are sharing the overview impact of fees structure for the overall ecosystem, for example:
Uniswap protocol fee: $1,900,000
Ethereum gas fee: $1,884,000
BNB Chain gas fee: $585,115
Compared with YugaLabs, Uniswap is the biggest protocol having the highest value consensus. You have to say, building a big ecosystem is hard, the same ask building a DApp.
Today we gonna share with you the Binacne NFT data. If you noticed, you could create NFT smoothly on Binance.com. It's a CeFi/DeFi hybrid system in that you can pay BNB originally in your Binance account but generate an on-chain collection NFT on BNB Chain.
TL;DR: You can create NFT now on Binance.com and then list it on OpenSea if you want.
As you can see, you also can share the NFT you created on Binance.com and share on Twitter. It's quite powerful.
As you can see, the weekly performance still the BNB chain is the biggest in # of weekly active addresses. We have to admit that the FTX dropped because of people will come back to EVM chain once Solana network is fallen.
This week is a terrible week that nobody wants to go. I analyzed the protocols by each and find out the revenue protocol compared with L1, protocol, and NFT creators.
We can compare these in multiple ways based on the fee revenue.
Uniswap benefits from the impact of FTX falls. People are panic selling on-chain.
The Fee for Gass fee on ETH is a bit high because of usage on DEXs.
Today we gonna check the detail of the ERC1155 + ERC721 transaction data on-chain.
As you can see, the weekly active addresses in NFTs are still quite high. Still over 180k++ in Ethereum mainnet. This means people are still quite optimistic about the NFT market.
More than that, if you compare the ERC1155 versus the ERC721. The potential of ERC1155 still quite huge.