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Why is everyone talking about $ETH today? (No-nonsense guide for beginners)
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Hey Binance Square community! If you’re taking your first steps into the crypto world, it’s totally normal to feel overwhelmed with all these charts, numbers, and strange terms. I get it too.
That’s why today I want to chat about one of the most important coins in the market in a way we can all grasp: Ethereum ($ETH ).
Many folks make the mistake of thinking all cryptocurrencies are just copies of Bitcoin, but the reality with this coin is quite different. Think of Bitcoin as "digital gold" (a safe haven to store value), while Ethereum is more like a global supercomputer or a massive highway.
Why is it so valuable?
Real utility: On the Ethereum network, applications, smart contracts, games, and financial technologies are built that thousands of companies use daily.
It’s not just a trend: Behind it are thousands of developers constantly working to improve its speed and security.
It’s the giant of smart contracts: It was the pioneer in allowing digital money to "think" and execute actions automatically.
For those of us who don’t spend our days actively trading or risking capital against the market’s candlesticks, understanding the real value of what we buy or follow is the true first step. $ETH isn’t just a coin to speculate on; it’s pure technology that’s changing global finance.
What do you think? Do you have this coin on your radar, or are you sticking to other coins for now? Drop your comment below so we can debate!
#CriptoParaPrincipiante #writetoearn #BinanceSquare
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Hey Binance Square community! If you’re taking your first steps into the crypto world, it’s totally normal to feel overwhelmed with all these charts, numbers, and strange terms. I get it too.
That’s why today I want to chat about one of the most important coins in the market in a way we can all grasp: Ethereum ($ETH ).
Many folks make the mistake of thinking all cryptocurrencies are just copies of Bitcoin, but the reality with this coin is quite different. Think of Bitcoin as "digital gold" (a safe haven to store value), while Ethereum is more like a global supercomputer or a massive highway.
Why is it so valuable?
Real utility: On the Ethereum network, applications, smart contracts, games, and financial technologies are built that thousands of companies use daily.
It’s not just a trend: Behind it are thousands of developers constantly working to improve its speed and security.
It’s the giant of smart contracts: It was the pioneer in allowing digital money to "think" and execute actions automatically.
For those of us who don’t spend our days actively trading or risking capital against the market’s candlesticks, understanding the real value of what we buy or follow is the true first step. $ETH isn’t just a coin to speculate on; it’s pure technology that’s changing global finance.
What do you think? Do you have this coin on your radar, or are you sticking to other coins for now? Drop your comment below so we can debate!
#CriptoParaPrincipiante #writetoearn #BinanceSquare
I gave you mine in your previous post and you didn't send me anything
Willian Stuart
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BullishI ID 1125731974😁 leave yours $BTC $ETH $BNB .💚 I just shared a $5 gift! Go check out the pinned post on my profile — enjoy! 💎
False neither in PayPal nor in Canva don't be a liar. Nowhere have I managed to pass I have exit and I have the comforts activated. It doesn't work.
CRYPTOKING1988
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💳 Is this the most misunderstood card in Venezuela? 🇻🇪
As the meme says: "Everyone hates you, but I love you" 😂.
We know that the International Card of the Bank of Venezuela (BDV) generates many divided opinions in the community, but the reality is that when it comes to paying for subscriptions and online purchases, it saves many of our lives.
If you're wondering where you can enjoy it, here's the updated list of tested platforms:
✅ Platforms that DO work with the International Card of BDV:
PayPal ✅
Netflix ✅
Steam ✅
TikTok ✅
Temu ✅
SheIn ✅
We know that the International Card of the Bank of Venezuela (BDV) generates many divided opinions in the community, but the reality is that when it comes to paying for subscriptions and online purchases, it saves many of our lives.
If you're wondering where you can enjoy it, here's the updated list of tested platforms:
✅ Platforms that DO work with the International Card of BDV:
PayPal ✅
Netflix ✅
Steam ✅
TikTok ✅
Temu ✅
SheIn ✅
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Piero_diviglia28
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hello let me have your ID to send you a gift this campaign is good!!!
Seriously? It would be good for you to report the issue to support. I do not recommend sending any document to the merchant; if they ask me, I simply do not make the transaction and look for another one instead.
pcpcp213
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I read this and the craziest thing has happened to me since I've been in p2p trading, it asks for the selfie data with ID in hand to then say that it is not going to do the trade
Friend, in these cases, the most recommended action is to contact support; sometimes the answer is with the robot. But if you can't find it, ask to speak with a human.
Alethea Delreal zpJW
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I don't know what I did. I was trying to sell my USDT in p2p and I used the buy/sell option. Now I'm trying to send it to my bank account and it says processing. I don't know why it has taken so long. Can someone help me?
And why didn't you respond to him? A small signal would be enough.
RoibertJ
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Today this happened to me! It only took TWO minutes for the order to be generated and I was making the transfer, how can there be such impatient people? #P2P #venezuela
I tell you that the street vendors have it at 1000
Ąm_212003
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People, please, lower it by 2 as your desperation drives the crazy USDT prices. If it was already more expensive than the average Dollar and BCV, I don't see the need to destabilize the market by posting prices up to 1,000 VES/USDT. Please, calm down, because you'll end up ruining everything
Remember to check all the times. It's still bassist.
RickVallejo
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Bullish#binance ¿ someone knows why bitcoin dropped? 👀 #Bitcoin❗
Hello. Binance has a free academy. Write to support and ask for information about the academy.
siervalis
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good morning, I am from Venezuela, could you help me how to work on Binance? thank you
Binance has its own scanning tool and you only need to input the ID and they scan directly. It is not a photo that you send.
Sirafer
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I imagine that within the Binance chat, sending those photos and/or videos is safe; I also think that what is unsafe is to chat through private messages. Am I correct?
CLARIFICATION ABOUT P2P IN VENEZUELA
In recent days, I made a post about one of the many precautions that should be taken, and I focused on the photo of the ID card.
I want to clarify that I meant not to give it to the merchant, but Binance requires you to send the ID card in order to verify all your data. They have their own tool for this step, that is, they scan it themselves. Just like the biometric facial recognition and any other verification they deem necessary. Remember that Binance aims to strengthen security. I was only referring to the case of the merchant. Please take that into account.
In recent days, I made a post about one of the many precautions that should be taken, and I focused on the photo of the ID card.
I want to clarify that I meant not to give it to the merchant, but Binance requires you to send the ID card in order to verify all your data. They have their own tool for this step, that is, they scan it themselves. Just like the biometric facial recognition and any other verification they deem necessary. Remember that Binance aims to strengthen security. I was only referring to the case of the merchant. Please take that into account.
ADVICE FOR OPERATING WITH P2P FROM VENEZUELA.
Banks in Venezuela do not require a photo of your ID card for you to make an online transfer. They only ask for the ID number, account number, the bank where the transfer is going, the amount, first name, and last name. Just data. Therefore, no merchant should ask you for photos of your ID card; just by sending your ID number, they can verify with the data that Binance has already verified. There is no reason for them to ask you for a photo of the ID card. It is dangerous to hand over your documents; you don't know where they will end up. If the merchant demands it, look for another merchant who does not require it, period. Take care!
Banks in Venezuela do not require a photo of your ID card for you to make an online transfer. They only ask for the ID number, account number, the bank where the transfer is going, the amount, first name, and last name. Just data. Therefore, no merchant should ask you for photos of your ID card; just by sending your ID number, they can verify with the data that Binance has already verified. There is no reason for them to ask you for a photo of the ID card. It is dangerous to hand over your documents; you don't know where they will end up. If the merchant demands it, look for another merchant who does not require it, period. Take care!
Well, as far as I understand, it is already known that it will arrive between 75 and 78. This is what the experts have been saying; I have even read that if it breaks support, it will reach 62 or 65.
Bluechip
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THE $200 MILLION LIE: What Really Happened November 21st
Bitcoin didn’t crash because people sold. Bitcoin crashed because the math broke.
On November 21, 2025, $200 million in actual selling triggered $2 billion in forced liquidations. Read that again. For every real dollar that left, ten borrowed dollars evaporated instantly.
This is the ratio that Wall Street doesn’t want you to see: 90% of Bitcoin’s market is leverage built on top of 10% real money. Your $1.6 trillion cryptocurrency runs on $160 billion of actual capital. The rest is a mirage that disappears when prices move.
A man named Owen Gunden bought Bitcoin in 2011 for under $10. He held through every crash for 14 years. His stack grew to $1.3 billion. On November 20th, he sold everything. Not because he panicked. Because he understood what changed.
The crash started in Tokyo, not crypto markets. Japan announced economic stimulus and their bond market collapsed instead of rallying. Translation: global investors no longer trust Japanese government debt. That debt funds $20 trillion in borrowed money worldwide. When it unwinds, everything crashes together.
Bitcoin fell 10.9%. The S&P 500 fell 1.6%. Nasdaq fell 2.2%. Same day. Same hour. Same cause.
For 15 years Bitcoin was supposed to be the alternative to traditional finance. November 21st proved Bitcoin IS traditional finance now. It crashes when Japanese bonds crash. It rallies when the Federal Reserve provides liquidity. The decentralization was an illusion that survived only until the asset got large enough to matter.
Here’s what happens next and you can verify this yourself over the next 18 months:
Bitcoin’s wild price swings will die. Not because adoption failed. Because mathematics demands it. Each crash permanently destroys the borrowed money infrastructure. Each recovery brings government buyers who never sell. The squeeze tightens until volatility becomes so low that trading Bitcoin for profit becomes impossible.
El Salvador bought $100 million during the crash. Not because they’re believers. Because game theory forces them. When other countries build Bitcoin reserves, you either build reserves too or accept being permanently behind. Governments don’t trade. They accumulate forever.
The average Bitcoin holder doesn’t understand what they own anymore. You don’t own a revolution. You own an asset that requires central bank life support during crashes. The Federal Reserve doesn’t save things that don’t matter to the system.
Bitcoin won. That’s why it lost.
The victory was so complete that it became indistinguishable from surrender. By proving itself legitimate enough for trillion dollar markets, Bitcoin proved itself too important to remain free.
November 21st was the day the math became visible. Ten borrowed dollars for every real dollar. That ratio cannot hold. It will not hold. And when it breaks completely, what emerges won’t be the currency Satoshi designed.
It will be exactly what Bitcoin was meant to replace: a reserve asset controlled by the same institutions that control everything else.
The revolution ended. Most people haven’t noticed yet.
But the numbers don’t lie. And you can’t borrow your way out of mathematics.
$BTC
On November 21, 2025, $200 million in actual selling triggered $2 billion in forced liquidations. Read that again. For every real dollar that left, ten borrowed dollars evaporated instantly.
This is the ratio that Wall Street doesn’t want you to see: 90% of Bitcoin’s market is leverage built on top of 10% real money. Your $1.6 trillion cryptocurrency runs on $160 billion of actual capital. The rest is a mirage that disappears when prices move.
A man named Owen Gunden bought Bitcoin in 2011 for under $10. He held through every crash for 14 years. His stack grew to $1.3 billion. On November 20th, he sold everything. Not because he panicked. Because he understood what changed.
The crash started in Tokyo, not crypto markets. Japan announced economic stimulus and their bond market collapsed instead of rallying. Translation: global investors no longer trust Japanese government debt. That debt funds $20 trillion in borrowed money worldwide. When it unwinds, everything crashes together.
Bitcoin fell 10.9%. The S&P 500 fell 1.6%. Nasdaq fell 2.2%. Same day. Same hour. Same cause.
For 15 years Bitcoin was supposed to be the alternative to traditional finance. November 21st proved Bitcoin IS traditional finance now. It crashes when Japanese bonds crash. It rallies when the Federal Reserve provides liquidity. The decentralization was an illusion that survived only until the asset got large enough to matter.
Here’s what happens next and you can verify this yourself over the next 18 months:
Bitcoin’s wild price swings will die. Not because adoption failed. Because mathematics demands it. Each crash permanently destroys the borrowed money infrastructure. Each recovery brings government buyers who never sell. The squeeze tightens until volatility becomes so low that trading Bitcoin for profit becomes impossible.
El Salvador bought $100 million during the crash. Not because they’re believers. Because game theory forces them. When other countries build Bitcoin reserves, you either build reserves too or accept being permanently behind. Governments don’t trade. They accumulate forever.
The average Bitcoin holder doesn’t understand what they own anymore. You don’t own a revolution. You own an asset that requires central bank life support during crashes. The Federal Reserve doesn’t save things that don’t matter to the system.
Bitcoin won. That’s why it lost.
The victory was so complete that it became indistinguishable from surrender. By proving itself legitimate enough for trillion dollar markets, Bitcoin proved itself too important to remain free.
November 21st was the day the math became visible. Ten borrowed dollars for every real dollar. That ratio cannot hold. It will not hold. And when it breaks completely, what emerges won’t be the currency Satoshi designed.
It will be exactly what Bitcoin was meant to replace: a reserve asset controlled by the same institutions that control everything else.
The revolution ended. Most people haven’t noticed yet.
But the numbers don’t lie. And you can’t borrow your way out of mathematics.
$BTC
The Democrats are indeed annoying. Those girls you see at those parties didn't look like victims at all. They all knew very well what they were doing.
Mr Oliver Swan
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🚨 LAST MINUTE: POLITICAL BLOW IN FULL CHAOS The Democrats leak Epstein emails that implicate Trump just before the vote to end the shutdown 🇺🇸💣
The Democrats of the House Oversight Committee have just released private emails from Jeffrey Epstein, which mention that Donald Trump "spent hours" at his house with a sex trafficking victim and that he was aware of the tycoon's activities.
But the timing is not a coincidence: this revelation comes just before the key vote in the House to end the longest federal shutdown in U.S. history, which has already surpassed six weeks.
The Senate approved a bill on November 10 to reopen the government, but the Democrats seem to be using this leak as political pressure.
🎯 The goal:
👉Weaken Trump's position by reviving the ghost of Epstein and stirring public opinion.
👉Force concessions in the funding agreement (border wall, social programs, etc.).
👉Destabilize the Republican bloc, just when they need unity most to close the deal.
In the midst of an institutional crisis — with thousands of federal employees unpaid, overcrowded airports, and closed parks — this move could prolong the shutdown and mark a political turning point in the final stretch of the year.
📉 A calculated media blow, at the worst possible moment for the White House.
#EpsteinFiles #TRUMP #Write2Earn #breakingnews #EEUU
The Democrats of the House Oversight Committee have just released private emails from Jeffrey Epstein, which mention that Donald Trump "spent hours" at his house with a sex trafficking victim and that he was aware of the tycoon's activities.
But the timing is not a coincidence: this revelation comes just before the key vote in the House to end the longest federal shutdown in U.S. history, which has already surpassed six weeks.
The Senate approved a bill on November 10 to reopen the government, but the Democrats seem to be using this leak as political pressure.
🎯 The goal:
👉Weaken Trump's position by reviving the ghost of Epstein and stirring public opinion.
👉Force concessions in the funding agreement (border wall, social programs, etc.).
👉Destabilize the Republican bloc, just when they need unity most to close the deal.
In the midst of an institutional crisis — with thousands of federal employees unpaid, overcrowded airports, and closed parks — this move could prolong the shutdown and mark a political turning point in the final stretch of the year.
📉 A calculated media blow, at the worst possible moment for the White House.
#EpsteinFiles #TRUMP #Write2Earn #breakingnews #EEUU
The problem is that they want to set the same rate for digital as for Cash. There should be a digital price and a Cash price. Usdt is a crypto and is governed by a different market than Cash.
Yorton Luces
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"THE 💲USDT IN 🇻🇪VENEZUELA IS SERIOUS AND THE SELLERS ARE NOT TO BLAME, HERE I EXPLAIN"
"There are 2 important points to clarify before we start talking about this, and I know I usually don't talk about these kinds of things, but I am fed up seeing so many price differences around here, and all they do is harm people."
The first thing to clarify is why there is this gap between the "real" dollar and the parallel dollar (which this is the real one), due to an imaginary rate established by the bcv or the government for the dollar. Most citizens resort to the parallel market to acquire foreign currency, which is actually the real market, as prices are regulated here based on supply and demand. Now, why doesn't everyone go to bcv? Well, if you try to buy dollars at any bank, they will always tell you the same thing: "there are none," hence this market exists that keeps changing, and it is where the physical currencies are.
The first thing to clarify is why there is this gap between the "real" dollar and the parallel dollar (which this is the real one), due to an imaginary rate established by the bcv or the government for the dollar. Most citizens resort to the parallel market to acquire foreign currency, which is actually the real market, as prices are regulated here based on supply and demand. Now, why doesn't everyone go to bcv? Well, if you try to buy dollars at any bank, they will always tell you the same thing: "there are none," hence this market exists that keeps changing, and it is where the physical currencies are.
In P2P you can make withdrawals via transfer without any problem.
usar-e1fca
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Is there another way to withdraw USDT apart from Pagomóvil? For example, bank transfer, Western Union? I have tried and no. Is it that it is disabled for Venezuela?
Please, someone who can tell me what the steps are to put the money to earn interest?
From crises come opportunities.
Hamaliel
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BullishHere from Venezuela. Thanks to all the advice that has been given and every little bit of knowledge shared, with patience and perseverance I started with 0.23$ and I'm already on my way to 2$ little by little
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