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Some days in crypto feel like noise, but I think three ideas still matter the most for the next few years:
1. Bitcoin – digital savings account
For me, $BTC is the coin to hold across multiple cycles, not trade every small move.
2. Ethereum – the activity layer
Most DeFi, NFTs and smart‑contract activity still runs on or around $ETH , even when the price is boring.
3. BNB – exchange and ecosystem play
$BNB is tied to one of the biggest exchanges and its ecosystem, from trading fees to launchpads.
I’m trying to keep it simple: build a base in BTC, add some ETH and BNB for growth, and only use a small amount for high‑risk memes.
How are you positioning right now – heavier in BTC, in ETH/BNB, or something completely different?
More ideas here: https://www.binance.com/en/squarehttps://www.binance.com/en/square
#Bitcoin #Ethereum #BNB #CryptoPortfolio #BinanceSquare
1. Bitcoin – digital savings account
For me, $BTC is the coin to hold across multiple cycles, not trade every small move.
2. Ethereum – the activity layer
Most DeFi, NFTs and smart‑contract activity still runs on or around $ETH , even when the price is boring.
3. BNB – exchange and ecosystem play
$BNB is tied to one of the biggest exchanges and its ecosystem, from trading fees to launchpads.
I’m trying to keep it simple: build a base in BTC, add some ETH and BNB for growth, and only use a small amount for high‑risk memes.
How are you positioning right now – heavier in BTC, in ETH/BNB, or something completely different?
More ideas here: https://www.binance.com/en/squarehttps://www.binance.com/en/square
#Bitcoin #Ethereum #BNB #CryptoPortfolio #BinanceSquare
Ethereum might be quietly setting up for a big move 👀
The amount of ETH on centralized exchanges is now at the lowest level since Ethereum launched in 2015 – only about 8.7% of the total supply is sitting on exchanges, and that share has dropped roughly 43% since July, right when digital asset treasury (DAT) buying started to pick up.
For comparison, around 14.7% of Bitcoin’s supply is still on exchanges.
Most of this $ETH seems to be moving into places that don’t usually sell fast: staking, restaking, L2s, DATs, collateral, or just long‑term holding. Less ETH on exchanges means less “instant” sell or buy liquidity, which is how supply squeezes can form.
Short version: price looks unsure right now, but exchange supply is tightening in the background. If demand returns while balances stay this low, $ETH could move up a lot faster than people expect.
What’s your plan here – stacking more ETH, rotating into $BTC , or just waiting on the sidelines?
The amount of ETH on centralized exchanges is now at the lowest level since Ethereum launched in 2015 – only about 8.7% of the total supply is sitting on exchanges, and that share has dropped roughly 43% since July, right when digital asset treasury (DAT) buying started to pick up.
For comparison, around 14.7% of Bitcoin’s supply is still on exchanges.
Most of this $ETH seems to be moving into places that don’t usually sell fast: staking, restaking, L2s, DATs, collateral, or just long‑term holding. Less ETH on exchanges means less “instant” sell or buy liquidity, which is how supply squeezes can form.
Short version: price looks unsure right now, but exchange supply is tightening in the background. If demand returns while balances stay this low, $ETH could move up a lot faster than people expect.
What’s your plan here – stacking more ETH, rotating into $BTC , or just waiting on the sidelines?
What do you think about the CZ vs Peter Schiff debate on gold and Bitcoin? After hearing their arguments, are you more on CZ’s side with ‘digital gold’ like Bitcoin, or do you still agree with Peter that physical gold is the safer long‑term bet?
Fellow Binancians 👋
After watching the gold vs Bitcoin debate between CZ and Peter Schiff, here’s how it makes sense to me in simple terms. Gold is the old‑school safety asset: it is physical, has been trusted for thousands of years, and doesn’t need the internet or electricity.
Bitcoin is like digital gold. Its supply is capped at 21 million, you can send it anywhere in minutes, and every transaction can be checked on the blockchain instead of trusting someone’s gold bar. It has more upside than gold but also much bigger price swings, so it’s riskier.
Both can have a place in one portfolio: gold for stability, and crypto like $BTC , $ETH and $BNB for growth and exposure to the future of money and technology. It doesn’t have to be gold or Bitcoin; for many people it’s gold plus Bitcoin in different percentages depending on risk and time horizon.
What are your own thoughts on gold and Bitcoin – do you trust physical gold more, or do you believe digital assets will win in the long run?
Want to read and share more thoughts like this? Check them out on Binance Square: https://www.binance.com/en/square #Bitcoin #Gold #CryptoEducation #WriteToEarn #BinanceSquare
After watching the gold vs Bitcoin debate between CZ and Peter Schiff, here’s how it makes sense to me in simple terms. Gold is the old‑school safety asset: it is physical, has been trusted for thousands of years, and doesn’t need the internet or electricity.
Bitcoin is like digital gold. Its supply is capped at 21 million, you can send it anywhere in minutes, and every transaction can be checked on the blockchain instead of trusting someone’s gold bar. It has more upside than gold but also much bigger price swings, so it’s riskier.
Both can have a place in one portfolio: gold for stability, and crypto like $BTC , $ETH and $BNB for growth and exposure to the future of money and technology. It doesn’t have to be gold or Bitcoin; for many people it’s gold plus Bitcoin in different percentages depending on risk and time horizon.
What are your own thoughts on gold and Bitcoin – do you trust physical gold more, or do you believe digital assets will win in the long run?
Want to read and share more thoughts like this? Check them out on Binance Square: https://www.binance.com/en/square #Bitcoin #Gold #CryptoEducation #WriteToEarn #BinanceSquare
This is my first post on Binance Square 😅 I didn’t know what to share, so I just read the Write to Earn rules and explained them in simple language. If this little “rule breakdown” post even earns me 0.000001 of something, I’ll come back and update you all.
Fellow Binancians 👋
I see many people saying they “earn from the Write to Earn program”, but they rarely explain who is really eligible or how it works. I read the official rules and here is the simple version for beginners like me.
1. You must be a Binance Square creator with full KYC and a completed profile (avatar + nickname).
You need to register on the official Write to Earn page before your content starts counting: https://www.binance.com/en/square/WritetoEarn
2. After you register, qualified content (short posts, long articles, videos, polls, audio Lives, chats) can earn trading‑fee commission from readers’ Spot, Margin, Futures and Convert trades when they trade through your coin widgets or cashtags like $BTC , $ETH or $BNB .
3. Each qualified post can earn commission for up to 7 days after it is first published.
4. The basic commission rate is 20%, and with weekly rankings some creators can reach up to 50% total commission.
5. Commissions are calculated weekly and paid in USDC to your Funding Wallet if your weekly total is at least 0.1 USDC.
6. Some trades do not generate commission (for example zero‑fee pairs, market‑maker/broker or some API trades), and fake or abusive behaviour can lead to disqualification and loss of rewards.
I am still new, so instead of only saying “I earn from Write to Earn”, I want to share these basic conditions and then slowly post my own simple market views under these rules.
I see many people saying they “earn from the Write to Earn program”, but they rarely explain who is really eligible or how it works. I read the official rules and here is the simple version for beginners like me.
1. You must be a Binance Square creator with full KYC and a completed profile (avatar + nickname).
You need to register on the official Write to Earn page before your content starts counting: https://www.binance.com/en/square/WritetoEarn
2. After you register, qualified content (short posts, long articles, videos, polls, audio Lives, chats) can earn trading‑fee commission from readers’ Spot, Margin, Futures and Convert trades when they trade through your coin widgets or cashtags like $BTC , $ETH or $BNB .
3. Each qualified post can earn commission for up to 7 days after it is first published.
4. The basic commission rate is 20%, and with weekly rankings some creators can reach up to 50% total commission.
5. Commissions are calculated weekly and paid in USDC to your Funding Wallet if your weekly total is at least 0.1 USDC.
6. Some trades do not generate commission (for example zero‑fee pairs, market‑maker/broker or some API trades), and fake or abusive behaviour can lead to disqualification and loss of rewards.
I am still new, so instead of only saying “I earn from Write to Earn”, I want to share these basic conditions and then slowly post my own simple market views under these rules.
Fellow Binancians 👋
I see many people saying they “earn from the Write to Earn program”, but they rarely explain who is really eligible or how it works. I read the official rules and here is the simple version for beginners like me.
1. You must be a Binance Square creator with full KYC and a completed profile (avatar + nickname).
You need to register on the official Write to Earn page before your content starts counting: https://www.binance.com/en/square/WritetoEarn
2. After you register, qualified content (short posts, long articles, videos, polls, audio Lives, chats) can earn trading‑fee commission from readers’ Spot, Margin, Futures and Convert trades when they trade through your coin widgets or cashtags like $BTC , $ETH or $BNB .
3. Each qualified post can earn commission for up to 7 days after it is first published.
4. The basic commission rate is 20%, and with weekly rankings some creators can reach up to 50% total commission.
5. Commissions are calculated weekly and paid in USDC to your Funding Wallet if your weekly total is at least 0.1 USDC.
6. Some trades do not generate commission (for example zero‑fee pairs, market‑maker/broker or some API trades), and fake or abusive behaviour can lead to disqualification and loss of rewards.
I am still new, so instead of only saying “I earn from Write to Earn”, I want to share these basic conditions and then slowly post my own simple market views under these rules.
I see many people saying they “earn from the Write to Earn program”, but they rarely explain who is really eligible or how it works. I read the official rules and here is the simple version for beginners like me.
1. You must be a Binance Square creator with full KYC and a completed profile (avatar + nickname).
You need to register on the official Write to Earn page before your content starts counting: https://www.binance.com/en/square/WritetoEarn
2. After you register, qualified content (short posts, long articles, videos, polls, audio Lives, chats) can earn trading‑fee commission from readers’ Spot, Margin, Futures and Convert trades when they trade through your coin widgets or cashtags like $BTC , $ETH or $BNB .
3. Each qualified post can earn commission for up to 7 days after it is first published.
4. The basic commission rate is 20%, and with weekly rankings some creators can reach up to 50% total commission.
5. Commissions are calculated weekly and paid in USDC to your Funding Wallet if your weekly total is at least 0.1 USDC.
6. Some trades do not generate commission (for example zero‑fee pairs, market‑maker/broker or some API trades), and fake or abusive behaviour can lead to disqualification and loss of rewards.
I am still new, so instead of only saying “I earn from Write to Earn”, I want to share these basic conditions and then slowly post my own simple market views under these rules.
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