三月—March
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Since my mistake yesterday, I've come to realize.
I've been learning. Now I understand the risks.
I'm locking my Bitcoin in Bedrock
to mint uniBTC,
my actual Bitcoin isn't held by a typical smart contract,
but rather locked in a third-party custodian vault.
I've fully handed over my private key and asset custody rights to this entity,
which is usually secured through a multi-signature scheme.
I do hold the representative token
uniBTC
freely in my wallet.
But fundamentally, the vault key to my original Bitcoin is held and controlled by these custodians,
not by me directly.
Can I withdraw my Bitcoin anytime?
The answer is very conditional.
If I want to swap uniBTC
back to the original Bitcoin
through the protocol's official mechanism,
I must go through a waiting period that can take days,
depending on the lock-up rules of the infrastructure behind it.
If I need instant liquidity, I have to sell that uniBTC into a liquidity pool
on decentralized exchanges like Binance.
The question is: can I access my Bitcoin directly??
Hmm... it really depends, man.
It depends on the availability of funds at that time.
For example, if the market panics
and everyone is selling at once,
liquidity can dry up,
causing severe price slippage.
Which means I can't exit at a one-to-one ratio.
Turns out staking also has its risks. I thought staking in Bedrock was a guaranteed profit. It’s actually pretty complicated.
Not as easy as I imagined, really.
yield high
risk also high
Where do you guys choose to stake??
#bedrock $BR @Bedrock
$DN $VELVET
I've been learning. Now I understand the risks.
I'm locking my Bitcoin in Bedrock
to mint uniBTC,
my actual Bitcoin isn't held by a typical smart contract,
but rather locked in a third-party custodian vault.
I've fully handed over my private key and asset custody rights to this entity,
which is usually secured through a multi-signature scheme.
I do hold the representative token
uniBTC
freely in my wallet.
But fundamentally, the vault key to my original Bitcoin is held and controlled by these custodians,
not by me directly.
Can I withdraw my Bitcoin anytime?
The answer is very conditional.
If I want to swap uniBTC
back to the original Bitcoin
through the protocol's official mechanism,
I must go through a waiting period that can take days,
depending on the lock-up rules of the infrastructure behind it.
If I need instant liquidity, I have to sell that uniBTC into a liquidity pool
on decentralized exchanges like Binance.
The question is: can I access my Bitcoin directly??
Hmm... it really depends, man.
It depends on the availability of funds at that time.
For example, if the market panics
and everyone is selling at once,
liquidity can dry up,
causing severe price slippage.
Which means I can't exit at a one-to-one ratio.
Turns out staking also has its risks. I thought staking in Bedrock was a guaranteed profit. It’s actually pretty complicated.
Not as easy as I imagined, really.
yield high
risk also high
Where do you guys choose to stake??
#bedrock $BR @Bedrock
$DN $VELVET
Staking di Bedrock
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Staking di Binance
0%
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Today I'm still traumatized by the market. I'm scared I'll get turned into exit liquidity again. My PNL is in the red right now. I don't want to be the fool played by the whales anymore.
I know it's my fault.
I was greedy.
Coincidentally, I just got paid today.
I set aside $50 from my paycheck.
I plan to stake Bitcoin in this bear market.
@Bedrock #bedrock $BR
Bedrock is strong in this ecosystem, bringing the BTCFi 2.0 narrative.
To get high yield.
When I entered the menu, I was confused.
There’s staking and restaking.
My question now: with the innovation of their Liquid Restaking (LRT), can it pull back market trust to this ecosystem?
Flashback to the BTCFi 1.0 era, the foundation was just regular staking.
We stake assets and get Liquid Staking Tokens (LST) like uniETH, uniBTC, or uniIOTX.
The risks are indeed lower,
but the problem is liquidity becomes fragmented,
real-world use cases are minimal, and yields are capped from just one protocol.
Restaking in BTCFi 2.0 works differently.
We stake already-staked assets to get Liquid Restaking Tokens (LRT) like brBTC.
Their main function is to lock TVL without killing the assets.
If people can still earn double yield from various protocols,
and can keep circulating their wrapper tokens in other DeFi,
mass sell pressure should be mitigated.
Users have a reason to hold their assets,
not just dump them when prices drop.
In short: staking is the first step to find yield from idle assets.
Restaking is a more aggressive step to maximize yield.
The risk exposure of restaking is clearly higher
because it connects to many protocols.
Is the Return On Reward Spend (RORS) metric for Bedrock and other LRT protocols really sustainable in the long run?
The incentives they offer are just burning money,
what’s the result?
Inflation without any real sustainable utility,
and that's it.
If the worst-case scenario happens,
Bedrock and the LRT narrative will just be empty talk.
#bedrock
I know it's my fault.
I was greedy.
Coincidentally, I just got paid today.
I set aside $50 from my paycheck.
I plan to stake Bitcoin in this bear market.
@Bedrock #bedrock $BR
Bedrock is strong in this ecosystem, bringing the BTCFi 2.0 narrative.
To get high yield.
When I entered the menu, I was confused.
There’s staking and restaking.
My question now: with the innovation of their Liquid Restaking (LRT), can it pull back market trust to this ecosystem?
Flashback to the BTCFi 1.0 era, the foundation was just regular staking.
We stake assets and get Liquid Staking Tokens (LST) like uniETH, uniBTC, or uniIOTX.
The risks are indeed lower,
but the problem is liquidity becomes fragmented,
real-world use cases are minimal, and yields are capped from just one protocol.
Restaking in BTCFi 2.0 works differently.
We stake already-staked assets to get Liquid Restaking Tokens (LRT) like brBTC.
Their main function is to lock TVL without killing the assets.
If people can still earn double yield from various protocols,
and can keep circulating their wrapper tokens in other DeFi,
mass sell pressure should be mitigated.
Users have a reason to hold their assets,
not just dump them when prices drop.
In short: staking is the first step to find yield from idle assets.
Restaking is a more aggressive step to maximize yield.
The risk exposure of restaking is clearly higher
because it connects to many protocols.
Is the Return On Reward Spend (RORS) metric for Bedrock and other LRT protocols really sustainable in the long run?
The incentives they offer are just burning money,
what’s the result?
Inflation without any real sustainable utility,
and that's it.
If the worst-case scenario happens,
Bedrock and the LRT narrative will just be empty talk.
#bedrock
I already told the AI agent narratives was only hype. The thing is the implementation was not good enough. Especially the one that claim "help" you for trades. And $SIREN back to $0.1 And I glad I executed short at $VELVET also. even though my total PNL still on minus at least these still makes me happy.
By this morning that I posted about $NAORIS
My ROI still around %100 and tonight they double it to 300%.
Can naoris go to 0.1 guysss
My ROI still around %100 and tonight they double it to 300%.
Can naoris go to 0.1 guysss
See? They Will take the profit yall LoL $VELVET
三月—March
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Bearish3 consecutive day surging, I don't believe nobody Will not take profit. At least they need to reach $1.1 again to reach more buying order$VELVET
{future}(VELVETUSDT)
{future}(VELVETUSDT)
This morning I already discussed #TradebStocks
How its features work... Plus my experience back when I was trading stocks.
Ah... old school method. Go to a securities firm. Open a stock exchange account...
Just YTTA... lol
Now I'm trying it out directly. In the menu, there's also a note on slippage. Crazy... Binance really upgraded. They tell you how much the slippage is. Back in the day, when trading regular tokens in spot, there was none of that, lol..
Now I opened the chart $NVDAB
No problems.. Just a standard display.
Like trading in general.
In my opinion, it's friendly for traders who are already used to the blockchain. Even if you've never traded stocks, I think you can figure out the interface.
Earlier I tried to buy stocks since the price was down too. Bought $8. Minimum is $5, so I went a bit over, lol.
I used a limit order. But not sure if it was my bad network or what, the limit entry was delayed.
This is the only issue I encountered.
To check if my order has gone through, I checked Binance's PoC. Thank God it was safe.
Also, I tried transferring my Nvidia tokens via the BSC network, and that went smoothly. I tried moving my tokens from the exchange to my wallet in Metamask.
All good.
Just have to pay gas fees, though.
My suggestion is maybe they could add more pair options along with bstock. Not just USDT. Because we know EU users can't use that.
That's about it from me. Unique experience this time. Because I rarely want to step into the stock sector, lol.
#TradebStocks #stockmarketupdate #USStocks
$ESPORTS $SIREN
How its features work... Plus my experience back when I was trading stocks.
Ah... old school method. Go to a securities firm. Open a stock exchange account...
Just YTTA... lol
Now I'm trying it out directly. In the menu, there's also a note on slippage. Crazy... Binance really upgraded. They tell you how much the slippage is. Back in the day, when trading regular tokens in spot, there was none of that, lol..
Now I opened the chart $NVDAB
No problems.. Just a standard display.
Like trading in general.
In my opinion, it's friendly for traders who are already used to the blockchain. Even if you've never traded stocks, I think you can figure out the interface.
Earlier I tried to buy stocks since the price was down too. Bought $8. Minimum is $5, so I went a bit over, lol.
I used a limit order. But not sure if it was my bad network or what, the limit entry was delayed.
This is the only issue I encountered.
To check if my order has gone through, I checked Binance's PoC. Thank God it was safe.
Also, I tried transferring my Nvidia tokens via the BSC network, and that went smoothly. I tried moving my tokens from the exchange to my wallet in Metamask.
All good.
Just have to pay gas fees, though.
My suggestion is maybe they could add more pair options along with bstock. Not just USDT. Because we know EU users can't use that.
That's about it from me. Unique experience this time. Because I rarely want to step into the stock sector, lol.
#TradebStocks #stockmarketupdate #USStocks
$ESPORTS $SIREN
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BullishI still remember back in the day when buying stocks was a hassle... going to the brokerage, opening an account, and the waiting time was just unbearable!
Now, Binance just launched Bstocks. I can now buy American stocks without any time restrictions, no need to queue at the teller.
The features are pretty user-friendly in my opinion. Especially for those who are all about blockchain and have never dealt with stocks. It's just like buying tokens, man. But this isn't just any token. Not like those meme coins that change names a bit and slap the founder's logo on it. lol.
Each token is backed by real stocks 1:1. So if you buy 1 $NVDAB , you get 1 share of Nvidia. The tokens themselves are created on the BSC network. So you can also transfer them to your personal wallet if you... don't trust keeping them on the exchange.
Buying is quick too. Just seconds. Back in the day, buying stocks would take a whole day. Sometimes even longer.
For regular stocks, how much you can buy depends on the broker. But with Bstock, it’s different. You can get tokenized stocks starting from just $5.
Sounds great, but isn’t there any risk?
Yes, there is.
What you’re buying is a token. Not the actual stock. So you don't have any say in the company's direction. You just get exposure to the stock's value. If the stock goes up, you profit. If it goes down, you lose.
In my opinion, the features are comfortable. As for security, it’s still a bit gray area for me. Well, it’s a high-risk asset after all.
But if it’s truly backed 1:1, it should be safe, right?
If it’s not fast, then it’s fast to lose money.
It all depends on your personal choice, I’d say. When to execute your TP is up to you. For those looking to profit while gaining experience trading stocks but are too lazy to open a brokerage account, this is worth a shot.
But those who shouldn't mess around, don't try anything risky lol.
#TradebStocks
$ESPORTS $DN
{spot}(NVDABUSDT)
Now, Binance just launched Bstocks. I can now buy American stocks without any time restrictions, no need to queue at the teller.
The features are pretty user-friendly in my opinion. Especially for those who are all about blockchain and have never dealt with stocks. It's just like buying tokens, man. But this isn't just any token. Not like those meme coins that change names a bit and slap the founder's logo on it. lol.
Each token is backed by real stocks 1:1. So if you buy 1 $NVDAB , you get 1 share of Nvidia. The tokens themselves are created on the BSC network. So you can also transfer them to your personal wallet if you... don't trust keeping them on the exchange.
Buying is quick too. Just seconds. Back in the day, buying stocks would take a whole day. Sometimes even longer.
For regular stocks, how much you can buy depends on the broker. But with Bstock, it’s different. You can get tokenized stocks starting from just $5.
Sounds great, but isn’t there any risk?
Yes, there is.
What you’re buying is a token. Not the actual stock. So you don't have any say in the company's direction. You just get exposure to the stock's value. If the stock goes up, you profit. If it goes down, you lose.
In my opinion, the features are comfortable. As for security, it’s still a bit gray area for me. Well, it’s a high-risk asset after all.
But if it’s truly backed 1:1, it should be safe, right?
If it’s not fast, then it’s fast to lose money.
It all depends on your personal choice, I’d say. When to execute your TP is up to you. For those looking to profit while gaining experience trading stocks but are too lazy to open a brokerage account, this is worth a shot.
But those who shouldn't mess around, don't try anything risky lol.
#TradebStocks
$ESPORTS $DN
{spot}(NVDABUSDT)
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[Replay] 🎙️ Build together with BNB
03 h 30 m 52 s · 27k listens
Lot of AI narratives pump more than 20% per day like $SKYAI or $AIO
But I'm looking this $UAI still dont get his momentum yet. If we take a look on weekly candle, They are pretty strong. Moving in such a uptrend channel and if we take a look on bitcoin and other top coin which get corrected lately, they have pretty consistent in their bullish momentum.
What you guys think?? Will UAI gets their momentum also?
But I'm looking this $UAI still dont get his momentum yet. If we take a look on weekly candle, They are pretty strong. Moving in such a uptrend channel and if we take a look on bitcoin and other top coin which get corrected lately, they have pretty consistent in their bullish momentum.
What you guys think?? Will UAI gets their momentum also?
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