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Community Debate Tournament Vol.1: Long-Term Holding VS Flexible Swing Trading
Today there’s no right or wrong—only viewpoints
🟨 If you support long-term holding, comment “1”
⬛ If you support flexible swing trading, comment “2”
Then with one sentence, persuade the other side🔥
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Today there’s no right or wrong—only viewpoints
🟨 If you support long-term holding, comment “1”
⬛ If you support flexible swing trading, comment “2”
Then with one sentence, persuade the other side🔥
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 to unlock more surprises!
Gm, #学堂日报 6.26 Market Snapshot
1️⃣ Market Overview
▪ Total cryptocurrency market cap is approximately $2.12 trillion, with Bitcoin’s market share at 58.3%
▪ Fear & Greed Index: 16 (Extreme Fear)
2️⃣ Binance Updates
▪ Binance Wallet launches a USDT subscription campaign, with up to 7.2% APR rewards
▪ Binance Flash Exchange opens the bStocks DCA feature to eligible users
▪ Binance Wallet launches the KGeN (KGEN) trading competition; the first 2,200 users can share 594,000 KGEN tokens
▪ Binance’s user base surpasses 322 million, with the ecosystem continuing to expand
3️⃣ Industry Highlights
▪ CME data shows the probability that the Federal Reserve will keep rates unchanged in July rises to 69%
▪ Circle and Nomura plan to advance stablecoin settlement business in Japan
▪ Indonesia’s financial regulators are expected to require crypto-asset recommending influencers to complete relevant certifications
▪ Invesco plans to launch a stablecoin reserve on-chain fund
▪ Global stablecoin and on-chain financial infrastructure continues to accelerate
4️⃣ Today’s Explainer: How Do Bonds Work?
🔸 Issuance and Pricing
▪ When issuing bonds, a face value, coupon rate, and maturity date are set.
▪ In the primary market, issuers sell bonds to investors; afterward, they can be freely traded in the secondary market.
🔸 Interest Payments
▪ Bondholders receive interest (coupons) at regular intervals as agreed, typically paid every six months or once a year.
🔸 Redemption at Maturity
▪ At maturity, the issuer returns the bond’s face value—ending the investment.
🔸 Why Does Bond Price Fluctuate?
▪ In the secondary market, bond prices are affected by factors such as interest rates, the economic environment, and the issuer’s creditworthiness—so bond prices can rise or fall.
5️⃣ What to Watch Today
① Market sentiment remains in the Extreme Fear range. Investors are generally waiting for the Federal Reserve’s policy and macroeconomic data to provide new direction.
② Stablecoin infrastructure development continues to speed up. Traditional financial institutions like Circle, Nomura, and Invesco are actively laying groundwork, and on-chain finance is further integrating into the mainstream financial system.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 for more updates 🚀
1️⃣ Market Overview
▪ Total cryptocurrency market cap is approximately $2.12 trillion, with Bitcoin’s market share at 58.3%
▪ Fear & Greed Index: 16 (Extreme Fear)
2️⃣ Binance Updates
▪ Binance Wallet launches a USDT subscription campaign, with up to 7.2% APR rewards
▪ Binance Flash Exchange opens the bStocks DCA feature to eligible users
▪ Binance Wallet launches the KGeN (KGEN) trading competition; the first 2,200 users can share 594,000 KGEN tokens
▪ Binance’s user base surpasses 322 million, with the ecosystem continuing to expand
3️⃣ Industry Highlights
▪ CME data shows the probability that the Federal Reserve will keep rates unchanged in July rises to 69%
▪ Circle and Nomura plan to advance stablecoin settlement business in Japan
▪ Indonesia’s financial regulators are expected to require crypto-asset recommending influencers to complete relevant certifications
▪ Invesco plans to launch a stablecoin reserve on-chain fund
▪ Global stablecoin and on-chain financial infrastructure continues to accelerate
4️⃣ Today’s Explainer: How Do Bonds Work?
🔸 Issuance and Pricing
▪ When issuing bonds, a face value, coupon rate, and maturity date are set.
▪ In the primary market, issuers sell bonds to investors; afterward, they can be freely traded in the secondary market.
🔸 Interest Payments
▪ Bondholders receive interest (coupons) at regular intervals as agreed, typically paid every six months or once a year.
🔸 Redemption at Maturity
▪ At maturity, the issuer returns the bond’s face value—ending the investment.
🔸 Why Does Bond Price Fluctuate?
▪ In the secondary market, bond prices are affected by factors such as interest rates, the economic environment, and the issuer’s creditworthiness—so bond prices can rise or fall.
5️⃣ What to Watch Today
① Market sentiment remains in the Extreme Fear range. Investors are generally waiting for the Federal Reserve’s policy and macroeconomic data to provide new direction.
② Stablecoin infrastructure development continues to speed up. Traditional financial institutions like Circle, Nomura, and Invesco are actively laying groundwork, and on-chain finance is further integrating into the mainstream financial system.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 for more updates 🚀
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🎙️ [Newbie Academy • Arena Challenge EP21] 'Monthly Exam is Here | Knowledge is Money -- 50 Question Quiz to Split $200'
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If you ask what role Binance plays on the football field?
It’s definitely the goalkeeper, because... when it comes to guarding user assets, it be like:
It’s definitely the goalkeeper, because... when it comes to guarding user assets, it be like:
Gm, #学堂日报 June 25 Market Overview
1️⃣ Market Overview
▪ Total crypto market cap around $2.15 trillion, Bitcoin dominance at 58.5%
▪ Fear and Greed Index at 18 (Extreme Fear)
2️⃣ Binance Updates
▪ Binance Savings launches Summer Savings Festival, complete tasks to share in $1 million equivalent rewards
▪ Binance Wallet continues to host $2 million Predict Cup event, with a new entry into the prediction market
▪ Binance is enhancing its savings and prediction market ecosystem, boosting user yields and on-chain participation experience
▪ Binance user count surpasses 322 million
3️⃣ Industry Highlights
▪ Strategy perpetual preferred stock STRC drops below $82, hitting an all-time low
▪ JPMorgan raises S&P 500 target to 7800 points
▪ U.S. House Financial Services Committee to hold a hearing on the CLARITY Act on July 17
▪ Regulatory demands pause new cross-border TRS scale for private fund managers
▪ DeFi TVL has declined for 6 consecutive months, expected to drop to around $70 billion by 2026
▪ Hong Kong SFC releases annual report: Virtual asset spot ETF market cap reaches HKD 4.3 billion
4️⃣ Today's Observations
① Market fear is intensifying, with the Fear and Greed Index dropping to 18; short-term risk appetite remains low, and funds are on the sidelines.
② Despite the ongoing decline in DeFi TVL, the Hong Kong spot crypto ETF market is expanding, and the integration of traditional finance with crypto is still progressing.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 for more updates 🚀
1️⃣ Market Overview
▪ Total crypto market cap around $2.15 trillion, Bitcoin dominance at 58.5%
▪ Fear and Greed Index at 18 (Extreme Fear)
2️⃣ Binance Updates
▪ Binance Savings launches Summer Savings Festival, complete tasks to share in $1 million equivalent rewards
▪ Binance Wallet continues to host $2 million Predict Cup event, with a new entry into the prediction market
▪ Binance is enhancing its savings and prediction market ecosystem, boosting user yields and on-chain participation experience
▪ Binance user count surpasses 322 million
3️⃣ Industry Highlights
▪ Strategy perpetual preferred stock STRC drops below $82, hitting an all-time low
▪ JPMorgan raises S&P 500 target to 7800 points
▪ U.S. House Financial Services Committee to hold a hearing on the CLARITY Act on July 17
▪ Regulatory demands pause new cross-border TRS scale for private fund managers
▪ DeFi TVL has declined for 6 consecutive months, expected to drop to around $70 billion by 2026
▪ Hong Kong SFC releases annual report: Virtual asset spot ETF market cap reaches HKD 4.3 billion
4️⃣ Today's Observations
① Market fear is intensifying, with the Fear and Greed Index dropping to 18; short-term risk appetite remains low, and funds are on the sidelines.
② Despite the ongoing decline in DeFi TVL, the Hong Kong spot crypto ETF market is expanding, and the integration of traditional finance with crypto is still progressing.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 for more updates 🚀
📘 #币安知识词典 Issue #15: Bonds
Issuance and Pricing
When companies or governments need to raise funds, they issue bonds. These bonds come with three key details: face value, coupon rate, and maturity date. The face value is the amount you get back at maturity. The coupon rate refers to the interest you earn each year, while the maturity date is when the principal investment is returned. Initially, bonds are directly sold to investors, but they can also be traded in the secondary market later on.
Types of Bonds
1. Government Bonds: Issued by the government, like U.S. Treasuries.
2. Municipal Bonds: Issued by local governments for public projects.
3. Corporate Bonds: Issued by companies to fund business activities.
4. Savings Bonds: Issued by the government to small investors.
Bonds, especially government bonds, are often seen as a safe bet. During times of economic uncertainty or market volatility, investors typically lean towards bonds because they offer stability and predictable returns.
Keep an eye on @新手学堂天使自治社区 , don’t get lost! Check in the comments section for the 【Knowledge Dictionary】!
Issuance and Pricing
When companies or governments need to raise funds, they issue bonds. These bonds come with three key details: face value, coupon rate, and maturity date. The face value is the amount you get back at maturity. The coupon rate refers to the interest you earn each year, while the maturity date is when the principal investment is returned. Initially, bonds are directly sold to investors, but they can also be traded in the secondary market later on.
Types of Bonds
1. Government Bonds: Issued by the government, like U.S. Treasuries.
2. Municipal Bonds: Issued by local governments for public projects.
3. Corporate Bonds: Issued by companies to fund business activities.
4. Savings Bonds: Issued by the government to small investors.
Bonds, especially government bonds, are often seen as a safe bet. During times of economic uncertainty or market volatility, investors typically lean towards bonds because they offer stability and predictable returns.
Keep an eye on @新手学堂天使自治社区 , don’t get lost! Check in the comments section for the 【Knowledge Dictionary】!
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📘 #币安知识词典 Issue 14: Sidechains
A sidechain is essentially a secondary blockchain that derives from the main blockchain. They operate independently and connect to the main chain through a mechanism known as "two-way pegging." This mechanism ensures that assets can flow back and forth between the sidechain and the main chain. However, the actual transfer of these digital assets doesn't really happen; instead, it's done by locking the assets on the main chain while unlocking an equivalent amount on the sidechain. If funds are being transferred from the sidechain back to the main chain, the process is exactly the opposite.
Sidechains serve two primary purposes. First, they allow transactions to be moved to the sidechain, enhancing the scalability of the central blockchain and alleviating congestion on the main chain. Second, they provide a testing sandbox where new technologies and features can be trialed without jeopardizing the integrity or stability of the main chain.
A well-known example of a sidechain is Bitcoin's SegWit. SegWit stands for "Segregated Witness" and aims to enhance Bitcoin's scalability by freeing up block space. To achieve this, Bitcoin moves a significant amount of signature data from transactions to the SegWit sidechain.
However, sidechains also come with potential risks. The validator network for sidechains is usually smaller, making them more centralized and more vulnerable to attacks compared to the main chain. Additionally, sidechains are susceptible to witch attacks, where a single malicious user can operate multiple nodes simultaneously to gain control over most of the network. Another major risk of sidechains is the over-reliance on the two-way pegging mechanism, which creates potential failure points. This way, hackers could exploit these points to compromise the entire system.
In summary, sidechains are essential tools in the blockchain toolkit, offering greater flexibility, scalability, and innovative potential. While there are certain risks associated with sidechains, they can significantly improve the functionality of existing blockchain networks when implemented cautiously.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 to stay on track! Check in the comments section for the 【Knowledge Dictionary】!
A sidechain is essentially a secondary blockchain that derives from the main blockchain. They operate independently and connect to the main chain through a mechanism known as "two-way pegging." This mechanism ensures that assets can flow back and forth between the sidechain and the main chain. However, the actual transfer of these digital assets doesn't really happen; instead, it's done by locking the assets on the main chain while unlocking an equivalent amount on the sidechain. If funds are being transferred from the sidechain back to the main chain, the process is exactly the opposite.
Sidechains serve two primary purposes. First, they allow transactions to be moved to the sidechain, enhancing the scalability of the central blockchain and alleviating congestion on the main chain. Second, they provide a testing sandbox where new technologies and features can be trialed without jeopardizing the integrity or stability of the main chain.
A well-known example of a sidechain is Bitcoin's SegWit. SegWit stands for "Segregated Witness" and aims to enhance Bitcoin's scalability by freeing up block space. To achieve this, Bitcoin moves a significant amount of signature data from transactions to the SegWit sidechain.
However, sidechains also come with potential risks. The validator network for sidechains is usually smaller, making them more centralized and more vulnerable to attacks compared to the main chain. Additionally, sidechains are susceptible to witch attacks, where a single malicious user can operate multiple nodes simultaneously to gain control over most of the network. Another major risk of sidechains is the over-reliance on the two-way pegging mechanism, which creates potential failure points. This way, hackers could exploit these points to compromise the entire system.
In summary, sidechains are essential tools in the blockchain toolkit, offering greater flexibility, scalability, and innovative potential. While there are certain risks associated with sidechains, they can significantly improve the functionality of existing blockchain networks when implemented cautiously.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 to stay on track! Check in the comments section for the 【Knowledge Dictionary】!
Gm, #学堂日报 Market Overview on June 24
1️⃣ Market Overview
▪ Total crypto market cap around $2.14 trillion
▪ Bitcoin market dominance at 58.4%
▪ Fear and Greed Index: 20 (Extreme Fear)
2️⃣ Binance Updates
▪ Binance Wallet launches DeFi Season LP Week event, with BNB liquidity pool APR reaching up to 79.5%
▪ Binance Wallet partners with Nesa for the Booster event, with a total reward pool of 1 million NES
▪ Binance continues to ramp up its Wallet and DeFi ecosystem development, enhancing on-chain liquidity participation
▪ Total user count surpasses 322 million, ecosystem scale continues to grow
3️⃣ Industry Highlights
▪ South Korea plans to tax unrealized gains, raising market concerns about 'Black Tuesday'
▪ American banks raised gold price target to $1500
▪ Japanese corporate pension funds plan to allocate 1% to crypto assets by 2026
▪ Ethereum Foundation completes months of restructuring, laying off about 54 people, around 20% of total staff
▪ Global institutions continue to explore digital asset allocations, accelerating the integration of traditional finance and crypto markets
4️⃣ Today's Knowledge: Is Binance Options American or European Style?
🔸 American Options
▪ Can be exercised at any time before expiration
▪ Higher flexibility, but pricing is usually more complex
🔸 European Options
▪ Can only be exercised on the expiration date
▪ Relatively simpler structure, more suitable for standardized trading
🔸 Binance Options Features
▪ Binance adopts a European options mechanism
▪ Contracts automatically exercise upon expiration, no manual action required
▪ Cash settlement method used, with no actual delivery of underlying assets
▪ Simplifies trading processes, reducing operational complexity
🔸 Points to Note in Actual Trading
▪ Most traders focus more on the price fluctuations of the options themselves
▪ Profit and loss mainly come from changes in option value, rather than whether the option is ultimately exercised
5️⃣ Today's Observations
① Market sentiment has retreated back to the extreme fear zone
The fear index has dropped to 20, indicating a clear decline in short-term risk appetite, with investors remaining cautious about the macro environment and regulatory policies.
② Institutional allocation trends are still strengthening
Japan's pension funds planning to allocate to crypto assets shows that digital assets are gradually entering the traditional long-term funding allocation view, which is crucial for the industry's long-term development.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 for more info 🚀
1️⃣ Market Overview
▪ Total crypto market cap around $2.14 trillion
▪ Bitcoin market dominance at 58.4%
▪ Fear and Greed Index: 20 (Extreme Fear)
2️⃣ Binance Updates
▪ Binance Wallet launches DeFi Season LP Week event, with BNB liquidity pool APR reaching up to 79.5%
▪ Binance Wallet partners with Nesa for the Booster event, with a total reward pool of 1 million NES
▪ Binance continues to ramp up its Wallet and DeFi ecosystem development, enhancing on-chain liquidity participation
▪ Total user count surpasses 322 million, ecosystem scale continues to grow
3️⃣ Industry Highlights
▪ South Korea plans to tax unrealized gains, raising market concerns about 'Black Tuesday'
▪ American banks raised gold price target to $1500
▪ Japanese corporate pension funds plan to allocate 1% to crypto assets by 2026
▪ Ethereum Foundation completes months of restructuring, laying off about 54 people, around 20% of total staff
▪ Global institutions continue to explore digital asset allocations, accelerating the integration of traditional finance and crypto markets
4️⃣ Today's Knowledge: Is Binance Options American or European Style?
🔸 American Options
▪ Can be exercised at any time before expiration
▪ Higher flexibility, but pricing is usually more complex
🔸 European Options
▪ Can only be exercised on the expiration date
▪ Relatively simpler structure, more suitable for standardized trading
🔸 Binance Options Features
▪ Binance adopts a European options mechanism
▪ Contracts automatically exercise upon expiration, no manual action required
▪ Cash settlement method used, with no actual delivery of underlying assets
▪ Simplifies trading processes, reducing operational complexity
🔸 Points to Note in Actual Trading
▪ Most traders focus more on the price fluctuations of the options themselves
▪ Profit and loss mainly come from changes in option value, rather than whether the option is ultimately exercised
5️⃣ Today's Observations
① Market sentiment has retreated back to the extreme fear zone
The fear index has dropped to 20, indicating a clear decline in short-term risk appetite, with investors remaining cautious about the macro environment and regulatory policies.
② Institutional allocation trends are still strengthening
Japan's pension funds planning to allocate to crypto assets shows that digital assets are gradually entering the traditional long-term funding allocation view, which is crucial for the industry's long-term development.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 for more info 🚀
🥁【Newbie Academy•Battle Challenge EP21】
"Monthly Exam is here | Knowledge is Money -- 50-question quiz to split $200"
🎁 Battle Challenge Highlights:
👉 Use recent live streams/teaching themes to set up 50 Kahoot quizzes, open for everyone to join;
👉 Top 20 in the quiz x split $200, earn rewards based on ranking, Top 3 get to pocket $80;
👉 Live room heat bonus x share the stream, reach a certain peak heat and interaction to trigger $100–200 bonus;
⭐ Quiz Host: Lynn
🎙️ Special Guest: Growth Companion
⏰ Live Stream Time: June 25, 2026, 20:00 (HKT)
点击链接立刻预约， Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity for exchange!
*This live stream content is for交流与学习参考 only, does not constitute any investment advice. Please make independent judgments based on your own situation and be aware of investment risks.
"Monthly Exam is here | Knowledge is Money -- 50-question quiz to split $200"
🎁 Battle Challenge Highlights:
👉 Use recent live streams/teaching themes to set up 50 Kahoot quizzes, open for everyone to join;
👉 Top 20 in the quiz x split $200, earn rewards based on ranking, Top 3 get to pocket $80;
👉 Live room heat bonus x share the stream, reach a certain peak heat and interaction to trigger $100–200 bonus;
⭐ Quiz Host: Lynn
🎙️ Special Guest: Growth Companion
⏰ Live Stream Time: June 25, 2026, 20:00 (HKT)
点击链接立刻预约， Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity for exchange!
*This live stream content is for交流与学习参考 only, does not constitute any investment advice. Please make independent judgments based on your own situation and be aware of investment risks.
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[Replay] 🎙️ [Newbie Academy • Arena Challenge EP21] 'Monthly Exam is Here | Knowledge is Money -- 50 Question Quiz to Split $200'
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📘 #币安知识词典 Issue 14: Sidechains
A sidechain is essentially a secondary blockchain that derives from the main blockchain. They operate independently and connect to the main chain through a mechanism known as "two-way pegging." This mechanism ensures that assets can flow back and forth between the sidechain and the main chain. However, the actual transfer of these digital assets doesn't really happen; instead, it's done by locking the assets on the main chain while unlocking an equivalent amount on the sidechain. If funds are being transferred from the sidechain back to the main chain, the process is exactly the opposite.
Sidechains serve two primary purposes. First, they allow transactions to be moved to the sidechain, enhancing the scalability of the central blockchain and alleviating congestion on the main chain. Second, they provide a testing sandbox where new technologies and features can be trialed without jeopardizing the integrity or stability of the main chain.
A well-known example of a sidechain is Bitcoin's SegWit. SegWit stands for "Segregated Witness" and aims to enhance Bitcoin's scalability by freeing up block space. To achieve this, Bitcoin moves a significant amount of signature data from transactions to the SegWit sidechain.
However, sidechains also come with potential risks. The validator network for sidechains is usually smaller, making them more centralized and more vulnerable to attacks compared to the main chain. Additionally, sidechains are susceptible to witch attacks, where a single malicious user can operate multiple nodes simultaneously to gain control over most of the network. Another major risk of sidechains is the over-reliance on the two-way pegging mechanism, which creates potential failure points. This way, hackers could exploit these points to compromise the entire system.
In summary, sidechains are essential tools in the blockchain toolkit, offering greater flexibility, scalability, and innovative potential. While there are certain risks associated with sidechains, they can significantly improve the functionality of existing blockchain networks when implemented cautiously.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 to stay on track! Check in the comments section for the 【Knowledge Dictionary】!
A sidechain is essentially a secondary blockchain that derives from the main blockchain. They operate independently and connect to the main chain through a mechanism known as "two-way pegging." This mechanism ensures that assets can flow back and forth between the sidechain and the main chain. However, the actual transfer of these digital assets doesn't really happen; instead, it's done by locking the assets on the main chain while unlocking an equivalent amount on the sidechain. If funds are being transferred from the sidechain back to the main chain, the process is exactly the opposite.
Sidechains serve two primary purposes. First, they allow transactions to be moved to the sidechain, enhancing the scalability of the central blockchain and alleviating congestion on the main chain. Second, they provide a testing sandbox where new technologies and features can be trialed without jeopardizing the integrity or stability of the main chain.
A well-known example of a sidechain is Bitcoin's SegWit. SegWit stands for "Segregated Witness" and aims to enhance Bitcoin's scalability by freeing up block space. To achieve this, Bitcoin moves a significant amount of signature data from transactions to the SegWit sidechain.
However, sidechains also come with potential risks. The validator network for sidechains is usually smaller, making them more centralized and more vulnerable to attacks compared to the main chain. Additionally, sidechains are susceptible to witch attacks, where a single malicious user can operate multiple nodes simultaneously to gain control over most of the network. Another major risk of sidechains is the over-reliance on the two-way pegging mechanism, which creates potential failure points. This way, hackers could exploit these points to compromise the entire system.
In summary, sidechains are essential tools in the blockchain toolkit, offering greater flexibility, scalability, and innovative potential. While there are certain risks associated with sidechains, they can significantly improve the functionality of existing blockchain networks when implemented cautiously.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 to stay on track! Check in the comments section for the 【Knowledge Dictionary】!
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📘 #Binance Knowledge Dictionary Issue 13: Token Standards
Token standards are essentially a set of rules, protocols, and specifications that describe how digital tokens behave and interact within a given blockchain environment. These standards play a crucial role in shaping the functionality and behavior of tokens, providing a framework that ensures different blockchain apps can integrate seamlessly and remain compatible.
Understanding token standards is key for ensuring consistency, interoperability, and smooth utilization across various apps, wallets, and platforms, especially as you navigate the complex world of decentralized finance (DeFi). To manage digital assets effectively, it's vital to grasp the concept of token standards.
Several blockchain platforms have rolled out token standards, each tailored to specific needs and use cases. Below are some of the most notable token standards related to well-known blockchain ecosystems.
ERC-20
ERC-20, which stands for Ethereum Request for Comment 20, is the most widely used token standard on the Ethereum blockchain network. This standard outlines a set of rules and guidelines for implementing token contracts, facilitating seamless integration with various apps, trading platforms, and wallets within the Ethereum ecosystem.
ERC-721
In contrast to ERC-20, the ERC-721 standard supports the creation and management of unique and indivisible digital assets—non-fungible tokens (NFTs). This standard has revolutionized the digital realm by providing a framework for creating and trading one-of-a-kind digital assets (like digital art, collectibles, in-game items, and virtual real estate). ERC-721 tokens represent ownership and authenticity of rare and exclusive assets on the blockchain, garnering significant attention.
BEP-20
BEP-20 is the main token standard for Binance Smart Chain (BSC), serving a purpose similar to ERC-20 but operating within the BNB Chain ecosystem. This standard supports the creation and management of tokens that can integrate seamlessly with various DApps and platforms on the BSC network. BEP-20 tokens are favored for their low transaction fees and fast transaction confirmation speeds, making them a go-to choice for millions of users and thousands of crypto projects and developers.
Stay tuned at @新手学堂天使自治社区 and don’t get lost! Drop a comment in the section below to check in for the [Knowledge Dictionary]!
Token standards are essentially a set of rules, protocols, and specifications that describe how digital tokens behave and interact within a given blockchain environment. These standards play a crucial role in shaping the functionality and behavior of tokens, providing a framework that ensures different blockchain apps can integrate seamlessly and remain compatible.
Understanding token standards is key for ensuring consistency, interoperability, and smooth utilization across various apps, wallets, and platforms, especially as you navigate the complex world of decentralized finance (DeFi). To manage digital assets effectively, it's vital to grasp the concept of token standards.
Several blockchain platforms have rolled out token standards, each tailored to specific needs and use cases. Below are some of the most notable token standards related to well-known blockchain ecosystems.
ERC-20
ERC-20, which stands for Ethereum Request for Comment 20, is the most widely used token standard on the Ethereum blockchain network. This standard outlines a set of rules and guidelines for implementing token contracts, facilitating seamless integration with various apps, trading platforms, and wallets within the Ethereum ecosystem.
ERC-721
In contrast to ERC-20, the ERC-721 standard supports the creation and management of unique and indivisible digital assets—non-fungible tokens (NFTs). This standard has revolutionized the digital realm by providing a framework for creating and trading one-of-a-kind digital assets (like digital art, collectibles, in-game items, and virtual real estate). ERC-721 tokens represent ownership and authenticity of rare and exclusive assets on the blockchain, garnering significant attention.
BEP-20
BEP-20 is the main token standard for Binance Smart Chain (BSC), serving a purpose similar to ERC-20 but operating within the BNB Chain ecosystem. This standard supports the creation and management of tokens that can integrate seamlessly with various DApps and platforms on the BSC network. BEP-20 tokens are favored for their low transaction fees and fast transaction confirmation speeds, making them a go-to choice for millions of users and thousands of crypto projects and developers.
Stay tuned at @新手学堂天使自治社区 and don’t get lost! Drop a comment in the section below to check in for the [Knowledge Dictionary]!
Reflecting on the past to gain new insights, everyone has their own standout moments!
Your standout moment is here ⬇️
Your standout moment is here ⬇️
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Trading Station Collection: Step by Step Guide to Mastering Trading
In this age of information overload, trading isn't just about experience; it's a competition of efficiency and tools.
The newbie school brings you the (Trading Station Collection) that will guide you step by step through trading. Whether it's trading tools, market analysis, strategy understanding, or practical skills, we'll teach you in the simplest, most direct way. No matter if you're a rookie or an advanced player, you'll pick up some real knowledge.
Episode 1: Let AI be your trading assistant with real-world BNB strategies.
Episode 1 will dive deep into the core mechanics of Binance AI Pro. Through smart analysis, strategic assistance, and data support, it helps you build a more rational trading decision-making system, transforming trading from being 'gut-feeling' to 'methodical'.
The newbie school brings you the (Trading Station Collection) that will guide you step by step through trading. Whether it's trading tools, market analysis, strategy understanding, or practical skills, we'll teach you in the simplest, most direct way. No matter if you're a rookie or an advanced player, you'll pick up some real knowledge.
Episode 1: Let AI be your trading assistant with real-world BNB strategies.
Episode 1 will dive deep into the core mechanics of Binance AI Pro. Through smart analysis, strategic assistance, and data support, it helps you build a more rational trading decision-making system, transforming trading from being 'gut-feeling' to 'methodical'.
Gm, #学堂日报 Market Snapshot on June 23
1️⃣ Market Overview
▪ Total crypto market cap is around $2.20 trillion
▪ Bitcoin's market dominance is at 58.4%
▪ Fear and Greed Index: 22 (Fear)
2️⃣ Binance Updates
▪ Binance Wallet launches NATIVE event, participate in the subscription to share a $120,000 USDC reward
▪ Binance Wallet kicks off a $2 million Predict Cup event and opens the prediction market entrance
▪ Binance continues to expand its Wallet and Predict market ecosystem, enhancing on-chain participation scenarios
▪ Total users surpass 322 million, with ecosystem scale continuously growing
3️⃣ Industry Hotspots
▪ Bitcoin funding rates and order books show bullish sentiment, but ETF outflows and macro risks still limit short-term upside potential
▪ Illinois plans to impose a crypto transfer tax starting in 2027
▪ CryptoQuant data shows Bitcoin daily trading volume surpasses 800,000 transactions
▪ U.S. crypto industry groups push Congress to pass the original mining staking tax bill
4️⃣ Today's Know-How: What are Call and Put Options?
🔸 Call Option
▪ Grants the holder the right to buy an asset at an agreed price in the future
▪ When the market price rises, the value of the call option typically increases
▪ Can profit through exercising or selling the option
🔸 Put Option
▪ Grants the holder the right to sell an asset at an agreed price in the future
▪ When the market price drops, the value of the put option typically increases
▪ Commonly used to hedge against downside risk or to go short
🔸 Features of Options Trading
▪ Maximum loss is usually the cost of the premium
▪ Has leverage effects, allowing small capital to amplify profit opportunities
▪ Prices are influenced by the underlying asset's movement, volatility, and remaining time
5️⃣ Today's Observations
① Market sentiment is repairing, but upward momentum still needs confirmation from capital
ETF outflows and macro uncertainties remain short-term suppression factors, but on-chain activity has noticeably rebounded, with Bitcoin's daily trading volume surpassing 800,000 transactions indicating increased market participation.
② Prediction market is a key focus for Binance recently
The opening of the Predict Cup and prediction market entrance indicates Binance is accelerating the development of the on-chain prediction sector, which may become an important growth area after Alpha and Wallet.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 for more info 🚀
1️⃣ Market Overview
▪ Total crypto market cap is around $2.20 trillion
▪ Bitcoin's market dominance is at 58.4%
▪ Fear and Greed Index: 22 (Fear)
2️⃣ Binance Updates
▪ Binance Wallet launches NATIVE event, participate in the subscription to share a $120,000 USDC reward
▪ Binance Wallet kicks off a $2 million Predict Cup event and opens the prediction market entrance
▪ Binance continues to expand its Wallet and Predict market ecosystem, enhancing on-chain participation scenarios
▪ Total users surpass 322 million, with ecosystem scale continuously growing
3️⃣ Industry Hotspots
▪ Bitcoin funding rates and order books show bullish sentiment, but ETF outflows and macro risks still limit short-term upside potential
▪ Illinois plans to impose a crypto transfer tax starting in 2027
▪ CryptoQuant data shows Bitcoin daily trading volume surpasses 800,000 transactions
▪ U.S. crypto industry groups push Congress to pass the original mining staking tax bill
4️⃣ Today's Know-How: What are Call and Put Options?
🔸 Call Option
▪ Grants the holder the right to buy an asset at an agreed price in the future
▪ When the market price rises, the value of the call option typically increases
▪ Can profit through exercising or selling the option
🔸 Put Option
▪ Grants the holder the right to sell an asset at an agreed price in the future
▪ When the market price drops, the value of the put option typically increases
▪ Commonly used to hedge against downside risk or to go short
🔸 Features of Options Trading
▪ Maximum loss is usually the cost of the premium
▪ Has leverage effects, allowing small capital to amplify profit opportunities
▪ Prices are influenced by the underlying asset's movement, volatility, and remaining time
5️⃣ Today's Observations
① Market sentiment is repairing, but upward momentum still needs confirmation from capital
ETF outflows and macro uncertainties remain short-term suppression factors, but on-chain activity has noticeably rebounded, with Bitcoin's daily trading volume surpassing 800,000 transactions indicating increased market participation.
② Prediction market is a key focus for Binance recently
The opening of the Predict Cup and prediction market entrance indicates Binance is accelerating the development of the on-chain prediction sector, which may become an important growth area after Alpha and Wallet.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 for more info 🚀
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Gm, market overview for #学堂日报 6.22
1️⃣ Market Overview
▪ Total crypto market cap around $2.20 trillion
▪ Bitcoin market share at 58.4%
▪ Fear and Greed Index: 21 (Fear)
2️⃣ Binance Updates
▪ Binance wallet launches ARCIUM (ARX) airdrop event; eligible Binance Alpha users can claim rewards
▪ Binance continues to push Alpha ecosystem development, providing exposure and user incentives for quality projects
▪ Alpha airdrops have become one of the key growth areas for Binance wallet recently
▪ User count surpasses 322 million, ecosystem scale continues to expand
3️⃣ Industry Highlights
▪ Escalation in Middle East tensions increases market risk aversion, US stock futures drop, oil prices rise
▪ Goldman Sachs lowers 2026 gold price forecast to $4,900
▪ Deutsche Bank predicts 50 basis points cumulative rate cuts by the Fed by the end of 2026
▪ Wells Fargo maintains long-term target range for S&P 500 index at 8600-8800 points
▪ Bitcoin ETF net outflows have decreased by 87% from peak, easing outflow pressure
▪ Japanese central bank interest rate hike expectations increase, global liquidity environment continues to be a focus
4️⃣ Today's Knowledge Bite: What are Options?
🔸 What are Options?
▪ Options are a financial contract that grants the holder a 'right but not an obligation'
▪ Can buy or sell an asset at an agreed price within a specified timeframe
🔸 Simple Understanding
▪ Similar to paying a deposit to lock in a future purchase price
▪ If market price is favorable, can exercise the right to profit
▪ If market moves against you, can choose not to exercise, only losing the premium
🔸 Sources of Options Value
▪ Changes in underlying asset price
▪ Length of time until expiration
▪ Market volatility levels
▪ Changes in market supply and demand
🔸 Why is it Important?
▪ Can be used for risk hedging
▪ Can engage in leverage trading
▪ Can construct various market strategies, adapting to bullish, bearish, or sideways trends
5️⃣ Today's Observations
① Global markets enter a dual game of 'geopolitics + interest rate expectations'
Tensions in the Middle East drive up risk aversion, while the Fed's future rate cut path remains a core focus for the market.
② Crypto market sentiment remains low
Fear Index holds at 21, market sentiment is cautious, but there are clear signs of easing ETF outflow pressure.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 for more updates 🚀
1️⃣ Market Overview
▪ Total crypto market cap around $2.20 trillion
▪ Bitcoin market share at 58.4%
▪ Fear and Greed Index: 21 (Fear)
2️⃣ Binance Updates
▪ Binance wallet launches ARCIUM (ARX) airdrop event; eligible Binance Alpha users can claim rewards
▪ Binance continues to push Alpha ecosystem development, providing exposure and user incentives for quality projects
▪ Alpha airdrops have become one of the key growth areas for Binance wallet recently
▪ User count surpasses 322 million, ecosystem scale continues to expand
3️⃣ Industry Highlights
▪ Escalation in Middle East tensions increases market risk aversion, US stock futures drop, oil prices rise
▪ Goldman Sachs lowers 2026 gold price forecast to $4,900
▪ Deutsche Bank predicts 50 basis points cumulative rate cuts by the Fed by the end of 2026
▪ Wells Fargo maintains long-term target range for S&P 500 index at 8600-8800 points
▪ Bitcoin ETF net outflows have decreased by 87% from peak, easing outflow pressure
▪ Japanese central bank interest rate hike expectations increase, global liquidity environment continues to be a focus
4️⃣ Today's Knowledge Bite: What are Options?
🔸 What are Options?
▪ Options are a financial contract that grants the holder a 'right but not an obligation'
▪ Can buy or sell an asset at an agreed price within a specified timeframe
🔸 Simple Understanding
▪ Similar to paying a deposit to lock in a future purchase price
▪ If market price is favorable, can exercise the right to profit
▪ If market moves against you, can choose not to exercise, only losing the premium
🔸 Sources of Options Value
▪ Changes in underlying asset price
▪ Length of time until expiration
▪ Market volatility levels
▪ Changes in market supply and demand
🔸 Why is it Important?
▪ Can be used for risk hedging
▪ Can engage in leverage trading
▪ Can construct various market strategies, adapting to bullish, bearish, or sideways trends
5️⃣ Today's Observations
① Global markets enter a dual game of 'geopolitics + interest rate expectations'
Tensions in the Middle East drive up risk aversion, while the Fed's future rate cut path remains a core focus for the market.
② Crypto market sentiment remains low
Fear Index holds at 21, market sentiment is cautious, but there are clear signs of easing ETF outflow pressure.
Follow @新手学堂天使自治社区 for more updates 🚀
📘 #Binance Knowledge Dictionary Issue 13: Token Standards
Token standards are essentially a set of rules, protocols, and specifications that describe how digital tokens behave and interact within a given blockchain environment. These standards play a crucial role in shaping the functionality and behavior of tokens, providing a framework that ensures different blockchain apps can integrate seamlessly and remain compatible.
Understanding token standards is key for ensuring consistency, interoperability, and smooth utilization across various apps, wallets, and platforms, especially as you navigate the complex world of decentralized finance (DeFi). To manage digital assets effectively, it's vital to grasp the concept of token standards.
Several blockchain platforms have rolled out token standards, each tailored to specific needs and use cases. Below are some of the most notable token standards related to well-known blockchain ecosystems.
ERC-20
ERC-20, which stands for Ethereum Request for Comment 20, is the most widely used token standard on the Ethereum blockchain network. This standard outlines a set of rules and guidelines for implementing token contracts, facilitating seamless integration with various apps, trading platforms, and wallets within the Ethereum ecosystem.
ERC-721
In contrast to ERC-20, the ERC-721 standard supports the creation and management of unique and indivisible digital assets—non-fungible tokens (NFTs). This standard has revolutionized the digital realm by providing a framework for creating and trading one-of-a-kind digital assets (like digital art, collectibles, in-game items, and virtual real estate). ERC-721 tokens represent ownership and authenticity of rare and exclusive assets on the blockchain, garnering significant attention.
BEP-20
BEP-20 is the main token standard for Binance Smart Chain (BSC), serving a purpose similar to ERC-20 but operating within the BNB Chain ecosystem. This standard supports the creation and management of tokens that can integrate seamlessly with various DApps and platforms on the BSC network. BEP-20 tokens are favored for their low transaction fees and fast transaction confirmation speeds, making them a go-to choice for millions of users and thousands of crypto projects and developers.
Stay tuned at @新手学堂天使自治社区 and don’t get lost! Drop a comment in the section below to check in for the [Knowledge Dictionary]!
Token standards are essentially a set of rules, protocols, and specifications that describe how digital tokens behave and interact within a given blockchain environment. These standards play a crucial role in shaping the functionality and behavior of tokens, providing a framework that ensures different blockchain apps can integrate seamlessly and remain compatible.
Understanding token standards is key for ensuring consistency, interoperability, and smooth utilization across various apps, wallets, and platforms, especially as you navigate the complex world of decentralized finance (DeFi). To manage digital assets effectively, it's vital to grasp the concept of token standards.
Several blockchain platforms have rolled out token standards, each tailored to specific needs and use cases. Below are some of the most notable token standards related to well-known blockchain ecosystems.
ERC-20
ERC-20, which stands for Ethereum Request for Comment 20, is the most widely used token standard on the Ethereum blockchain network. This standard outlines a set of rules and guidelines for implementing token contracts, facilitating seamless integration with various apps, trading platforms, and wallets within the Ethereum ecosystem.
ERC-721
In contrast to ERC-20, the ERC-721 standard supports the creation and management of unique and indivisible digital assets—non-fungible tokens (NFTs). This standard has revolutionized the digital realm by providing a framework for creating and trading one-of-a-kind digital assets (like digital art, collectibles, in-game items, and virtual real estate). ERC-721 tokens represent ownership and authenticity of rare and exclusive assets on the blockchain, garnering significant attention.
BEP-20
BEP-20 is the main token standard for Binance Smart Chain (BSC), serving a purpose similar to ERC-20 but operating within the BNB Chain ecosystem. This standard supports the creation and management of tokens that can integrate seamlessly with various DApps and platforms on the BSC network. BEP-20 tokens are favored for their low transaction fees and fast transaction confirmation speeds, making them a go-to choice for millions of users and thousands of crypto projects and developers.
Stay tuned at @新手学堂天使自治社区 and don’t get lost! Drop a comment in the section below to check in for the [Knowledge Dictionary]!
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📘 #币安知识词典 Issue 12: 51% Attack
What is a 51% Attack?
A 51% attack (also known as a majority attack) refers to a potential threat to the integrity of a blockchain, where a malicious actor or organization can control over half of the total hash power of the network, potentially disrupting it.
If a bad actor or a group of bad actors collaborates to control more than 50% of the hash rate on the blockchain network, they can override the network's consensus mechanism and carry out malicious activities such as double spending.
A 51% attack occurs when the attacker has sufficient mining power and intentionally alters the transaction order, preventing some or all transactions from being confirmed. This is also known as a denial of service attack. The attacker can also prevent some or all miners from mining, leading to what is termed mining monopoly.
How Blockchains Prevent 51% Attacks
Blockchains can employ a variety of strategies to prevent 51% attacks. One approach is to encourage more participants to join the network and run their own nodes to support it. The more participants contributing resources, the less likely a single organization can control the entire network.
Consensus mechanisms like Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS) play a crucial role in preventing 51% attacks. These mechanisms require nodes to reach consensus on the validity of transactions before adding them to the blockchain. This means that if an attacker wants to control the network, they have to bear substantial economic and computational costs, as they need to control most of the resources on the network.
Another preventive measure is to promote decentralization. Distributing nodes across different locations and involving various participants ensures that no single organization can gain excessive control.
Stay tuned @新手学堂天使自治社区 and don’t get lost! Check in the comments section for the 【Knowledge Dictionary】!
What is a 51% Attack?
A 51% attack (also known as a majority attack) refers to a potential threat to the integrity of a blockchain, where a malicious actor or organization can control over half of the total hash power of the network, potentially disrupting it.
If a bad actor or a group of bad actors collaborates to control more than 50% of the hash rate on the blockchain network, they can override the network's consensus mechanism and carry out malicious activities such as double spending.
A 51% attack occurs when the attacker has sufficient mining power and intentionally alters the transaction order, preventing some or all transactions from being confirmed. This is also known as a denial of service attack. The attacker can also prevent some or all miners from mining, leading to what is termed mining monopoly.
How Blockchains Prevent 51% Attacks
Blockchains can employ a variety of strategies to prevent 51% attacks. One approach is to encourage more participants to join the network and run their own nodes to support it. The more participants contributing resources, the less likely a single organization can control the entire network.
Consensus mechanisms like Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS) play a crucial role in preventing 51% attacks. These mechanisms require nodes to reach consensus on the validity of transactions before adding them to the blockchain. This means that if an attacker wants to control the network, they have to bear substantial economic and computational costs, as they need to control most of the resources on the network.
Another preventive measure is to promote decentralization. Distributing nodes across different locations and involving various participants ensures that no single organization can gain excessive control.
Stay tuned @新手学堂天使自治社区 and don’t get lost! Check in the comments section for the 【Knowledge Dictionary】!
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What leverage do you usually use in trading, and what trading indicators do you rely on?
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What leverage do you usually use in trading, and what trading indicators do you rely on?
Come listen to the insightful share from Growth Companion @Crypto-爱币斯坦 , and let's chat in the comments about your thoughts on this issue?
*This slice of content is for discussion and learning purposes only and does not constitute any investment advice. Please make independent judgments based on your own situation and be aware of investment risks.
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