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Your Guide to Binance Spot Trading
Key Takeaways
Spot trading is among the simplest and most traditional ways of buying and selling financial assets.
Binance Spot trading platform offers a user-friendly interface with low fees and high liquidity. It’s suitable for all kinds of traders.
The guide covers the basics of spot trading and shows you how to use Binance Spot so you can easily buy or sell cryptocurrencies anytime.
Introduction
When people first begin their journey into cryptocurrency trading and investing, they often start with spot trading, which is among the simplest ways of buying and selling financial assets. 
Binance Spot is a spot trading platform that offers a user-friendly interface, allowing users to easily buy and sell assets with low fees and high liquidity, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced traders.
In this article, we will cover the basics of spot trading, how it differs from other forms of trading, and some of its advantages. After that, we will learn how to do spot trading on Binance.
What Is Spot Trading?
Spot trading is a direct and immediate form of trading, with transactions settling instantly and without any kind of leverage. It’s one of the most basic forms of trading and can be done with a variety of asset classes, such as cryptocurrencies, stocks, commodities, forex, bonds, and more.
Although spot trading may occur directly between traders, transactions are usually facilitated by an exchange like Binance.
What’s the Difference Between Spot Markets and Futures Markets?
Spot markets execute instant or short-term trades with immediate delivery, while futures markets involve contracts that set delivery for a future date. Spot trading relies on the current market price based on supply and demand. Futures contracts, on the other hand, are based on agreements between buyers and sellers.
What’s the Difference Between Spot Trading and Margin Trading?
Spot trading requires full asset purchase and immediate delivery, while margin trading allows borrowing funds to enter larger positions. Margin trading amplifies both potential profits and losses, offering increased risk and reward.
Advantages of Spot Trading
Lower risk: Spot markets rely solely on buy and sell orders without concerns of liquidation or margin calls. It’s ideal for users who want to buy and hold.
Simplicity: Spot trading is straightforward, making it accessible for everyone and ideal for beginners.
Immediate entry and exit: Traders can enter or exit a trade at any time.
How to Spot Trade on Binance?
In this example, we will go through the Binance Spot interface. Then, we will illustrate how to buy BTC with USDT using a limit order, followed by an example of how to sell BTC for USDT using a market order.
How to access the Binance Spot interface
1. Log in to your Binance account and find [Trade] → [Spot].
2. You will be redirected to the Binance trading interface.
3. On the left side is the order book. Sell orders (asks) are in red, while buy orders (bids) are in green.
4. The trading chart at the center is an interactive chart of the selected trading pair. In this example, BTC/USDT.
5. The trading pair list is on the right side. It contains all available trading pairs on Binance. You can use the Search function to find specific pairs.
6. Below the chart is where you can create buying and selling orders. But to do so, you need to fund your Spot Wallet.
7. For example, if you are buying BTC with USDT, you need to first add USDT to your Spot Wallet. Click the [+] icon to fund your account and choose your preferred method.
How to buy BTC with USDT
1. The first step is to choose an order type. A limit order allows you to set a specific price for your order (not necessarily the current price). A market order will try to fulfill your order as soon as possible at the current available price.
2. If you are using a limit order, specify the price and amount you want to buy and click [Buy BTC] to create the order.
3. You will get a notification at the top right corner of your screen. 
Note that you can track your open orders at the bottom of your trading interface.
4. If BTC reaches your order price, your order will be filled.
How to sell BTC for USDT
The process for creating selling orders is very similar. Let’s see how you can sell your BTC for USDT. In this example, we will use a market order.
1. Choose your order type, set the amount, and click [Sell BTC].
2. Since we are using a market order, the selling order will be created and filled immediately at market price.
How to view my order details
You can view your order history, trade history, and other details at the bottom of your trading interface.
You can also edit open orders by clicking the edit button near Price and Amount.
On the right side, you can click the bin icon to cancel orders individually or the [Cancel All] button to cancel all open orders.
Closing Thoughts
Embarking on the exciting journey of cryptocurrency trading often starts with the simplicity and accessibility of spot trading. Binance Spot, with its user-friendly interface, low fees, and high liquidity, is the ideal platform for both novice and seasoned traders.
Further Reading
Your Guide to Binance Launchpad and Launchpool
An Introduction to BNB Smart Chain (BSC)
What Are Bitcoin Layer 2 Networks?
Disclaimer: This content is presented to you on an “as is” basis for general information and educational purposes only, without representation or warranty of any kind. It should not be construed as financial, legal or other professional advice, nor is it intended to recommend the purchase of any specific product or service. You should seek your own advice from appropriate professional advisors. Where the article is contributed by a third party contributor, please note that those views expressed belong to the third party contributor, and do not necessarily reflect those of Binance Academy. Please read our full disclaimer here for further details. Digital asset prices can be volatile. The value of your investment may go down or up and you may not get back the amount invested. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions and Binance Academy is not liable for any losses you may incur. This material should not be construed as financial, legal or other professional advice. For more information, see our Terms of Use and Risk Warning.

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Beginner's Guide to Cryptocurrency Trading
Key Takeaways
Cryptocurrency trading involves buying and selling digital assets with the goal of making a profit.
To trade crypto, you'll need to choose a reliable exchange, create an account, and understand key trading concepts like trading pairs and order types.
Common trading strategies include day trading, swing trading, scalping, and long-term investing (HODLing).
Traders use technical and fundamental analysis to guide their decisions. Managing risk through proper planning and diversification is essential to long-term success.
Introduction
Cryptocurrency has attracted millions of traders and investors worldwide, from casual investors to financial institutions. But for beginners, the terminology, strategies, and fast-moving markets can be daunting.
Are you considering your first purchase or simply curious to learn more? This guide will walk you through the fundamentals of cryptocurrency trading — including how to get started, the basic terminology, different types of trading strategies, and how to manage risk.
What Is Cryptocurrency Trading?
Cryptocurrency trading refers to buying and selling digital assets on exchanges for the purpose of making a profit. Unlike traditional markets, crypto markets operate 24/7, giving traders more flexibility but also exposing them to constant price changes.
There are thousands of cryptocurrencies out there, but there is a good chance you have heard of some of the most popular ones, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. In fact, these are the names of the blockchain networks. The tradable crypto-assets are called bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH).
How it works
Crypto traders can go “long” (buying an asset expecting its value to rise) or “short” (selling an asset expecting its price to drop). Some traders hold assets for longer periods, while others prefer to move in and out of positions quickly, depending on their strategy and risk tolerance (more on these strategies soon).
You can trade cryptocurrencies against fiat currencies (such as USD, EUR, etc.) or against other cryptocurrencies. The assets you choose and the exchange you use will affect your trading experience.
Before Trading Cryptocurrency
1. Learn the basics
Before diving into cryptocurrency trading, it's important to take some time to learn the basics. Binance Academy’s trading articles and educational courses are a good place to start.
2. Choose a crypto exchange
Choose a reliable and secure cryptocurrency exchange. Ideally, it should have a proven track record, excellent reputation, strong security protocols, and responsive customer support. If Binance is available in your region, you are off to a great start.
For newcomers, beginning with a centralized exchange is recommended. As you gain more experience in crypto trading, you can explore decentralized exchanges (DEXs) at a later stage.
3. Create your account
Once you've chosen an exchange, the next step is to create your account. This usually involves providing your email, setting a password, and agreeing to terms. 
Exchanges often require identity verification (KYC) to ensure security and comply with regulations. You would need to submit a government-issued ID, proof of residence, and any other documents to complete setting up your account.
How to Start Trading Cryptocurrency
1. Fund your trading account
After you create an account, you can deposit fiat currency into your account. Most centralized exchanges allow users to deposit fiat via bank transfers, bank wires, or other common methods. Depending on the platform and location, you may also be able to buy crypto using a credit card. 
If you happen to own some crypto already, you can deposit it into your exchange account. Remember to always send your coins to the associated address: send Bitcoin to your Bitcoin address, ether to your Ethereum address, and so on. Sending crypto to the wrong addresses may result in permanent losses.
2. Choose a trading pair
Cryptocurrencies are traded in pairs (e.g., BTC/USDT, ETH/BTC). A trading pair tells you which assets are being exchanged. For example, in the BTC/USDT pair, you're trading Bitcoin against Tether (a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar).
Crypto-to-fiat trading pairs involve a cryptocurrency and a traditional fiat currency, such as the BTC/EUR trading pair. If the current value of one BTC is 92,175 euros, the BTC/EUR trading pair chart will show the same value as the market price. 
In other words, you need 92,175 euros to buy 1 BTC, half of that to buy 0.5 BTC, and so on. Note that you can buy as little as 5 EUR worth of bitcoin.
Crypto-to-crypto trading pairs involve two different cryptocurrencies, such as the ETH/BTC trading pair. At the time of writing, ether (ETH) is being traded at 0.02285 BTC per unit of ETH.
3. Check the order book
An order book is a real-time, dynamic list of buy and sell orders placed by traders. It provides a snapshot of the supply and demand for a specific asset at different price levels.
Buy orders (bids) list the orders from traders who want to buy, organized from the highest bid price to the lowest. Sell orders (asks) display the orders from traders who want to sell, organized from the lowest ask price to the highest.
Order Book on the Binance App (BNB/USDT).
4. Choose your order type
Market order
A market order is the simplest type of order, in which you buy or sell immediately at the best available price. It’s the fastest way to buy or sell when you don’t want to wait.
Let's say the current highest bid (buy order) for one bitcoin is $100,000, while the lowest ask (sell order) is $100,100. If you place a market order to buy BTC, your order will be matched with the lowest ask, which is $100,100. If you place a market order to sell BTC, your order will be matched with the highest bid at $100,000.
Limit order
A limit order is an order to buy or sell at a specific price or better. It’s a slower way to buy or sell but allows you to set the exact price you want.
For example, if bitcoin is trading for $100,000 but you want to buy it for $98,000 or less, you can set a buy limit order at $98,000. If the price drops to $98,000 or less, your limit order will (likely) be executed, and you'll purchase bitcoin at the desired price. But if the price never drops to your limit price, your order won't be executed.
5. Develop your trading strategy
Think about your trading style and strategy. Every trader is unique, so it’s usually better to create your own trading system and improve it as you go rather than copying other traders. This will help you improve and hopefully achieve a more consistent trading performance in the long term.
Regardless of the chosen strategy, it’s important to manage risk and learn from your mistakes. A trading journal that tracks your trades (including your thought process and decisions) can be incredibly helpful.
Popular Trading Strategies
There are many crypto trading strategies that you can employ, each with its own set of risks and benefits. Let’s go through some of the most popular trading approaches.
Day trading
Day trading is a strategy that involves entering and exiting positions within the same day. In day trading, you’ll often rely on technical analysis to determine which assets to trade. This trading style can be profitable, but it’s challenging and definitely not for everyone. Day trading tends to be more stressful and time-consuming than swing trading or long-term HODLing, so it’s generally not recommended for beginners.
Swing trading
In swing trading, you’re still trying to profit off market trends, but the time horizon is longer – positions are typically held anywhere from a couple of days to a couple of months. Swing trading tends to be a more beginner-friendly strategy, mainly because it doesn’t come with the stress and time-consuming pace of day trading. 
Scalping
Of all of the trading strategies discussed so far, scalping takes place across the smallest time frames. Scalpers attempt to game small fluctuations in price, often entering and exiting positions within minutes (or even seconds). As a form of day trading, scalping is also not recommended for beginners.
In most cases, they’ll use technical analysis to try and predict price movements and exploit bid-ask spreads or other inefficiencies to make a profit. Due to the short time frames, scalping usually has thin profit margins. Scalpers generally trade bigger volumes or dozens of trades to gradually achieve sizable profits.
HODLing 
While not exactly an active trading strategy, long-term investors, also known as "HODLers," aim to benefit from the overall growth of the cryptocurrency market. They buy and hold cryptocurrencies for an extended period, often months or years.
As a “buy and forget” strategy, HODLing is among the least stressful options. It’s ideal for those who believe in the long-term potential of specific assets and are willing to weather short-term price fluctuations. While this strategy requires patience, it can provide substantial returns over time, especially for bitcoin holders.
Technical Analysis (TA)
Technical analysis is the art of interpreting price charts, recognizing patterns, and harnessing indicators to anticipate potential price movements.
Candlestick charts
A candlestick chart is a graphical representation of the price of an asset for a given timeframe. It’s made up of candlesticks, each representing the same amount of time. 
For example, a 1-hour chart shows candlesticks that each represent a period of one hour. A 1-day chart shows candlesticks that each represent a period of one day, and so on.
Daily chart of Bitcoin. Each candlestick represents one day of trading.
A candlestick is made up of four data points: the Open, High, Low, and Close (also referred to as the OHLC values). The Open (1) and Close (4) are the first and last recorded prices for the given timeframe, while the High (2) and Low (3) are the highest and lowest recorded prices, respectively.
Support and resistance levels
Support means a level where the price finds a floor—an area of significant demand where buyers tend to step in and push the price up.
Resistance means a level where the price finds a ceiling— an area of significant supply where sellers tend to step in and push the price down.
The support level (red) is tested and broken, turning into resistance.
Technical analysis indicators
Traders rely on technical indicators to better understand an asset’s price movements. These tools help reveal patterns and highlight possible opportunities to enter or exit trades based on current market conditions.
Popular examples of technical analysis indicators include trend lines, moving averages, Bollinger Bands, Ichimoku Clouds, and Fibonacci Retracement, which can also suggest potential support and resistance levels.
Fundamental Analysis (FA)
Fundamental analysis is a method used by investors and traders to determine the intrinsic value of an asset or business. In crypto trading, it often involves investigating the technology, team, adoption potential, and overall viability of a project.
In crypto trading, fundamental analysis (FA) evaluates the value of a cryptocurrency by analyzing its technology, use case, development team, tokenomics, and adoption.
In crypto trading, FA might also include things like:
On-chain data (e.g., number of active addresses, transaction volume, etc.)
Project roadmaps and news
Community and developer activity
Risk Management in Cryptocurrency Trading
Risk management refers to identifying the financial risks involved with your investments and minimizing them as much as possible. Let’s take a look at a few popular strategies.  
1. Limit your losses 
Make sure you don’t trade more than you can afford to lose. Use advanced order types to lock in profits or protect yourself from losses. For instance, stop-loss orders allow traders to limit losses when a trade goes wrong. Take-profit orders ensure that you lock in profits when a trade goes well.
2. Have an exit strategy
It’s always a good idea to plan for the worst. So, having an exit strategy is an essential way to manage your risks. It's easy to get caught up in a bull market and its euphoria, but having a plan to exit your position can help lock in gains or prevent big losses in case things go bad.
One way is to use limit orders to take profit or place a floor on maximum loss that you can stand. As a general rule of thumb, once you have your exit plan, you should stick to it. Plan your trade and trade your plan.
3. Diversification
Diversifying your portfolio is one way to reduce your overall risk. You can hold a variety of different assets, keep each position at an appropriate size, and constantly rebalance the portfolio, so you won't be too heavily invested in any one asset. This can minimize the chance of oversized losses.
4. Hedging 
Although this requires a bit more experience, you can consider hedging your open positions, which means taking a position in a related asset that is expected to move in the opposite direction of the primary position. The purpose is to offset potential losses.
For example, if you own $10,000 worth of bitcoin and want to hedge against a possible decrease in its price, you could buy a put option for a premium that gives you the right to sell your BTC at $100,000 a few weeks from now. 
If Bitcoin's price falls to $80,000, you can exercise your option and sell for $100,000, significantly reducing your losses. If the price doesn’t fall, you only lose the premium paid while still profiting from the uptrend of your long position.
Closing Thoughts 
Markets can be unpredictable, and cryptocurrency markets are particularly volatile. With continued learning, however, you should be able to become a better crypto trader.
Remember to prioritize risk management in your trading journey. Stay informed about the latest developments in the crypto space, continue refining your skills, and adapt your strategies as needed.
Further Reading
What Is Swing Trading in Crypto?
Crypto Day Trading vs. HODLing: Which Strategy Is Best for You?
A Beginner's Guide to Candlestick Charts
5 Exit Strategies for Traders
Disclaimer: This content is presented to you on an “as is” basis for general information and educational purposes only, without representation or warranty of any kind. It should not be construed as financial, legal or other professional advice, nor is it intended to recommend the purchase of any specific product or service. You should seek your own advice from appropriate professional advisors. Products mentioned in this article may not be available in your region. Where the article is contributed by a third party contributor, please note that those views expressed belong to the third party contributor, and do not necessarily reflect those of Binance Academy. Please read our full disclaimer for further details. Digital asset prices can be volatile. The value of your investment may go down or up and you may not get back the amount invested. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions and Binance Academy is not liable for any losses you may incur. This material should not be construed as financial, legal or other professional advice. For more information, see our Terms of Use and Risk Warning.$ETH $BNB

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What Are Bitcoin Stamps?
Key Takeaways
The Bitcoin STAMPS protocol embeds images into the Bitcoin blockchain, enabling the integrity and immutability of digital art.
Compared to Bitcoin Ordinals, the Bitcoin STAMPS protocol offers a safer approach to data storage and allow for more flexibility.
This article explores what Bitcoin Stamps are, how they work, and some of the ways they differ from Bitcoin Ordinals.
Introduction
Over time, Bitcoin has evolved to support various applications beyond its initial purpose, including embedding additional data within transactions. The Bitcoin STAMPS protocol enables data embedding, building on the capabilities introduced by previous technologies like the Ordinals protocol. In this article, we will explore what Bitcoin Stamps are, how they work, and what makes them different from Bitcoin Ordinals. 
What Are Bitcoin Stamps?
Bitcoin Stamps are digital art generated through the Bitcoin STAMPS protocol. They represent a method for integrating digital art within the Bitcoin blockchain. The protocol encodes data within unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs), ensuring its immutability by permanently including it in the blockchain.
How Bitcoin Stamps Work?
A Bitcoin Stamp is created by turning a piece of digital art into a base64 string. The string is added to a Bitcoin transaction, marked with a "STAMP:" prefix. This data is spread out over several outputs using multi-signature transactions. This approach ensures that digital artwork will be permanently recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain.  
Each Bitcoin Stamp gets a special number that's based on when the transaction happened, making it easier to keep them in order. For a Stamp to be officially recognized, it must meet certain rules, like being part of the first transaction that includes a valid "STAMP:base64" string.
Bitcoin STAMPS Protocol
There are two main protocols used in Bitcoin STAMPS: SRC-20 and SRC-721.
1. SRC-20. The SRC-20 token standard is built on the open Counterparty protocol. It embeds arbitrary data within spendable data transactions – unlike Ordinals, which places data in the witness section.
2. SRC-721. The SRC-721 standard makes it cheaper to create detailed NFTs. It uses the Bitcoin STAMPS protocol to store pictures in layers, cutting down on file size with methods such as indexed color palettes for each layer. The layers can be pulled together into a single NFT, allowing for the creation of high-quality images without incurring high costs.
Bitcoin STAMPS vs. Bitcoin Ordinals
Bitcoin STAMPS and Bitcoin Ordinals are inscription technologies on the Bitcoin blockchain. Both of them allow users to attach additional data to the Bitcoin network, but their approaches have distinct differences.
Data pruning 
Bitcoin Ordinals store information as witness data in a separate part of a block of transactions. Witness data can be modified by a blockchain node through a process known as data pruning. In contrast, the Bitcoin STAMPS protocol embeds image data in unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs). Therefore, digital artwork minted with Bitcoin STAMPS cannot be pruned, preserving its immutability.
Data size and cost
The Bitcoin STAMPS protocol offers flexible data storage, allowing creators to use images with a resolution of 24x24 pixels or higher. However, choosing larger images increases the data size, potentially leading to increased transaction costs for the Stamp. In contrast, Bitcoin Ordinals limit the size of the embedded data to the Bitcoin block size. This constraint on image resolution maintains consistent transaction fees but limits flexibility.
Signature type
Bitcoin Stamps are inherently designed with a multi-signature framework, which enhances data security. Conversely, Bitcoin Ordinals utilize a system that operates on a single signature basis.
Closing Thoughts
The Bitcoin STAMPS protocol provides a method of embedding digital artwork into the Bitcoin blockchain, ensuring its integrity and immutability. Unlike Bitcoin Ordinals, which are limited by block size and single-signature transactions, Bitcoin Stamps offer greater flexibility in data size and security through a multi-signature framework.
Further Reading
What Are Ordinals? An Overview of Bitcoin NFTs
A Step-By-Step Guide on How to Create Your Own Ordinal Inscriptions
What Are BRC-20 Tokens?
What Is the Binance Inscriptions Marketplace?
Disclaimer: This content is presented to you on an “as is” basis for general information and educational purposes only, without representation or warranty of any kind. It should not be construed as financial, legal or other professional advice, nor is it intended to recommend the purchase of any specific product or service. You should seek your own advice from appropriate professional advisors. Where the article is contributed by a third party contributor, please note that those views expressed belong to the third party contributor, and do not necessarily reflect those of Binance Academy. Please read our full disclaimer here for further details. Digital asset prices can be volatile. The value of your investment may go down or up and you may not get back the amount invested. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions and Binance Academy is not liable for any losses you may incur. This material should not be construed as financial, legal or other professional advice. For more information, see our Terms of Use and Risk Warning.

#BinanceBlockchainWeek What Is APRO (AT)?
Key Takeaways
APRO is a decentralized oracle designed to provide reliable and secure data for various blockchain applications.
It uses a mix of off-chain and on-chain processes to deliver real-time data through two methods: Data Push and Data Pull.
The platform includes advanced features like AI-driven verification, verifiable randomness, and a two-layer network system to ensure data quality and safety.
APRO supports many types of assets, from cryptocurrencies and stocks to real estate and gaming data, across more than 40 different blockchain networks.
It can also help reduce costs and improve performance by working closely with blockchain infrastructures and supporting easy integration.
Introduction
Smart contracts on blockchains often need to access real-world data to work correctly. This is where oracles come in; they connect blockchain networks to external information. APRO (AT) is a decentralized oracle service that offers accurate, secure, and affordable data for a range of uses like finance, gaming, AI, and prediction markets.
How Does APRO Work?
APRO has a unique two-layer network. The first layer, called OCMP, is a group of nodes that collect and send data to the blockchain. These nodes check each other for accuracy. The second layer, known as the EigenLayer network, acts as a sort of referee to double-check data and solve any disputes. This setup helps reduce risks and keeps the system secure.
Participants in the network must stake tokens as a kind of guarantee. If they send incorrect data or abuse the system, part of their stake can be lost. Users outside of these nodes can also report suspicious actions by staking deposits, helping keep the network honest.
Data delivery: Data Push and Data Pull
APRO provides data to blockchains in two main ways:
Data Push: Nodes send updates regularly or when certain price changes happen. This ensures that data is fresh and helps scale the system without overloading the blockchain.
Data Pull: Instead of constant updates, data is fetched only when needed. This method helps reduce costs and improve speed and flexibility, especially for DeFi apps and exchanges that need up-to-date information.
Both methods use cryptography and consensus among nodes to make sure the data is correct and trustworthy.
Supported assets and networks
APRO covers a broad spectrum of data types, including:
Cryptocurrencies and tokens.
Real-world assets like stocks, bonds, commodities, and property.
Social media trends and macroeconomic indicators.
Event outcomes for prediction markets.
Gaming data and more.
APRO works with more than 40 blockchains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain (and other EVM-compatible chains), Aptos, Solana, and TON.
Keeping data accurate and secure
APRO prioritizes data integrity and system security through:
Collecting data from multiple, independent sources to avoid relying on just one.
Using AI tools to spot unusual data or errors quickly.
Applying a method called Time-Volume Weighted Average Price (TVWAP) to calculate fair and precise asset prices.
Incentivizing honest behavior through staking rewards and penalties.
Partnering with security firms to audit its system regularly.
Using a special Verdict Layer to settle disagreements over data while keeping privacy intact.
APRO’s Verifiable Random Function (VRF)
APRO also offers a Verifiable Random Function, which provides fair and unmanipulable random numbers. This is important for games, decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), and other blockchain uses that depend on randomness.
Built with advanced signature algorithms and smart verification steps, APRO’s VRF is faster than traditional solutions. It incorporates measures to resist front-running attacks and supports fast integration via a unified access layer compatible with Solidity and Vyper smart contracts.
Common uses include fair rewards in play-to-earn games, selecting members of decentralized governance committees, protecting on-chain financial contracts, and creating unique NFT traits.
Easy Integration and Community Support
APRO provides user-friendly APIs and clear documentation to help developers connect their blockchain apps to the oracle service quickly. It also works closely with blockchain projects through programs like APRO Bamboo, which helps lower costs and improve data processing. The APRO Alliance invites developers and community members to join a shared ecosystem, encouraging collaboration and growth.
Closing Thoughts
APRO (AT) is a versatile decentralized oracle platform designed to facilitate secure, accurate, and cost-efficient data delivery across a wide range of blockchain ecosystems and asset types. Its combination of innovative technologies (including a two-tier network, AI-enhanced verification, and verifiable randomness) makes it well-suited for the demands of DeFi, real-world asset tokenization, gaming, and beyond.
Further Reading
What Is EigenLayer?
What Are Actively Validated Services (AVS)?
What Is a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO)?
Blockchain Use Cases: Prediction Markets
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What Is Lorenzo Protocol (BANK)?
Key Takeaways
Lorenzo Protocol is an asset management platform that brings traditional financial strategies on-chain through tokenized products.
The protocol supports On-Chain Traded Funds (OTFs), which are tokenized versions of traditional fund structures, offering exposure to different trading strategies.
Lorenzo uses simple and composed vaults to organize and route capital into strategies such as quantitative trading, managed futures, volatility strategies, and structured yield products.
BANK is the protocol’s native token, used for governance, incentive programs, and participation in the vote-escrow system (veBANK).
What Is Lorenzo Protocol?
Lorenzo Protocol is an asset management platform that brings traditional financial strategies on-chain through tokenized products. The protocol enables users and institutions to access structured yield and portfolio strategies without the need to build or manage their own financial infrastructure.
Strategies such as quant trading or volatility-based portfolios typically require specialized tools, data, and ongoing management. Lorenzo streamlines this process through its Financial Abstraction Layer, which manages capital allocation, runs strategies, tracks performance, and distributes yield on behalf of applications and users.
This design enables wallets, payment apps, and real-world asset (RWA) platforms to offer yield-focused features in a standardized way, while providing you with direct access to diversified financial strategies on-chain.
How Lorenzo Protocol Works
Deposits and capital allocation
Lorenzo manages user deposits through vaults, which are smart contracts designed to hold assets and allocate them to specific financial strategies. When you deposit supported assets into a vault, the contract issues liquidity pool (LP) tokens that reflect your share of the underlying strategy.
Allocation is then handled by the Financial Abstraction Layer (FAL), Lorenzo’s backend system for coordinating custody, strategy selection, and capital routing. Depending on the vault’s configuration, your funds can be allocated to a single strategy or distributed across multiple portfolios that follow predefined allocation targets and risk guidelines.
Strategy and performance tracking
Once capital is routed, yield generation is carried out through off-chain trading strategies, which are operated by approved managers or automated systems. These teams may run activities such as arbitrage, market-making, or volatility-based strategies using custody wallets and exchange sub-accounts with controlled permissions.
As strategies produce results, performance data is periodically reported on-chain. Smart contracts update the vault’s net asset value (NAV), portfolio composition, and your individual returns, offering transparent and verifiable insight into how the strategy is performing.
Yield distribution and withdrawals
Yield distribution depends on the design of the vault or product you choose. Some vaults feed directly into On-Chain Traded Funds (OTFs), which are tokenized investment products that resemble traditional ETFs but operate entirely on-chain. Depending on the structure, your returns may be delivered through NAV growth, claimable rewards, or fixed-maturity payouts. 
When you request a withdrawal, your LP tokens are burned, and the corresponding assets are settled in the vault. For off-chain strategies, settlement takes place through custody partners before the assets are transferred back to the vault contract. Once completed, you receive your initial deposit along with any accumulated yield.
Key Features
Lorenzo introduces multiple OTF options that package underlying strategy portfolios into on-chain tokens, which can be held, traded, or utilized within the broader ecosystem.
stBTC
stBTC is Lorenzo’s liquid staking token (LST) for users who stake bitcoin with the Babylon protocol. It represents your staked BTC and allows you to earn yield while keeping your assets liquid. stBTC can be redeemed 1:1 for BTC, and additional rewards may be distributed through Yield Accruing Tokens (YAT). 
enzoBTC
enzoBTC is a wrapped bitcoin token issued by Lorenzo and backed 1:1 by BTC. It offers an alternative approach to using bitcoin within DeFi, while maintaining its value in line with BTC. You can also deposit enzoBTC into Lorenzo’s Babylon Yield Vault to earn staking rewards indirectly, offering an alternative to staking native BTC directly through the protocol.
USD1+ and sUSD1+
USD1+ and sUSD1+ are stablecoin-based products built on USD1, a synthetic dollar issued by World Liberty Financial Inc. (WLFI). USD1+ is a rebasing token that increases your balance as yield is earned, while sUSD1+ is a value-accruing token that reflects returns through NAV growth. Both provide stablecoin holders with passive, multi-strategy returns through a simplified on-chain structure.
BNB+
BNB+ is a tokenized version of the Hash Global BNB Fund (BNBA) that brings institutional BNB yield strategies on-chain. Each token reflects a share of the fund’s net asset value (NAV), which grows through activities such as BNB staking, node operations, and ecosystem incentives. Returns are delivered through NAV appreciation, offering an alternative way to access professionally managed BNB exposure.
The BANK Token
BANK is the native token of the Lorenzo protocol, with a total supply of 2.1 billion tokens. It’s issued on the BNB Smart Chain (BSC) and can be locked to create veBANK, which activates additional utilities across the ecosystem. Bank has multiple use cases:
Staking: Users can stake BANK to access certain privileges on the protocol, including voting rights, feature access, and the ability to influence incentive gauges.
Governance: BANK serves as the protocol’s governance token. Holders can vote on proposals related to product updates, fee adjustments, use of ecosystem growth funds, and future emission changes.
Rewards: Active users of the protocol may receive BANK rewards. A portion of ongoing protocol revenue funds a sustainable reward pool for users who interact with the platform, vote, or take part in community activities.
In November 2025, Lorenzo Protocol (BANK) was listed for trading on Binance with the Seed Tag applied.
Closing Thoughts
Lorenzo provides an on-chain framework for accessing structured yield strategies through a clear and transparent system. By combining vaults, the Financial Abstraction Layer, and OTF products, you can engage with staking, quantitative trading, and multi-strategy portfolios without managing the underlying infrastructure. Through products like stBTC, enzoBTC, sUSD1+, and BNB+, the protocol enables different forms of yield exposure while preserving liquidity and on-chain transparency.
Further Reading
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How to earn a constant $10 every day on Binance without any investment
Many beginners think that making money with crypto requires capital💸 Claim your $4 bonus now! Check the first pinned post on my account — good luck! 🚀, but that is far from being true. Binance offers several earning opportunities without investment that can generate small but consistent income when used strategically. When I started exploring these methods, I realized that making $10 daily only requires a routine—no money. Here is a reorganized and simplified guide to help you smartly increase your daily earnings.
1. Start With the Daily Task & Login Rewards Center (Simple Method for Beginners)
Before diving into quizzes or referrals, start with the Daily Task Center of Binance. These missions include logging in, watching a short tutorial, or completing basic actions.
Why start here?
Perfect for complete beginners
Takes less than 3 minutes daily
Generate a small but steady income
Daily Estimate: $1–$2 per day just for consistency.
Extra Tip: Some missions unlock higher value vouchers on consecutive days, so try not to skip days.
2. Increase Income Through Learn & Earn Programs (Educational + Rewarding)
After completing daily tasks, move to the Learn & Earn section. Binance launches free quizzes based on short lessons, and each campaign offers tokens as a reward.
Daily Estimate: $3–$5 on average, depending on active campaigns.
Professional Tip: If there are no new quizzes available, check back at the Academy later; sometimes Binance reopens previously closed campaigns for a limited time.
3. Take Advantage of Mini Airdrops & Social Promotions
These small events include Spin & Win, giveaways, small token vouchers, and social media participation tasks. Although individually they are small, they add up quite well over a week.
Daily Estimate: $1–$2 per day with consistent participation.
Extra Line: Keep notifications active for the Binance App; many surprise bonuses expire in a few hours.
4. Referral Program for Easy Passive Income (Only 2 Active Friends Needed)
Once you understand the platform, start sharing your referral link. You don't need hundreds of people, just two active users trading daily can generate surprisingly consistent income.
Daily Estimate: $4–$5 from two active traders.
How to Grow This:
Post simple tutorials on WhatsApp, Facebook groups, Telegram communities.
Share short guides like 'How to complete your first trade safely on Binance.'
These longer, informative keywords attract more people and improve your referral success.
Daily Earnings Breakdown (Reorganized Summary)
Task Center: $1–$2
Learn & Earn: $3–$5
References: $4–$5
Promotions: $1–$2
Total: $10+ per day
With discipline, this becomes a sustainable monthly gain of $300+ without investment.
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If you stay active, keep learning, and interact with crypto communities, it becomes much easier to grow beyond the $10 goal. Consistency is the real key; once you perfect the routine, scaling to higher numbers becomes natural.
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Bitcoin Price Analysis: BTC Below $90,000, Is $100,000 Before Year-End Still A Possibility?
Bitcoin (BTC) spent the weekend below $90,000 after crashing nearly 3% as a cascade of leveraged liquidations dragged the market lower. The flagship cryptocurrency could see an extended decline if bulls fail to defend $84,000. 
Meanwhile, veteran trader Peter Brandt remains concerned about Bitcoin’s price outlook, stating that the recent rally could be the only retest of the broadening top pattern traders will get. 
Are We Witnessing A Shift To A Two-Year Cycle?
Bitcoin investors have typically relied on the ever-dependable four-year cycle to navigate market bull runs, capitulations, and halving events. However, the four-year cycle is beginning to look dated in 2025, with analysts desperately looking for a new framework to understand the flagship cryptocurrency’s price action. 
Some argue institutional capital has reshaped the market, while others highlight the waning impact of Bitcoin halving events. The emergence of AI as an alternative investment avenue has also potentially contributed to recent changes in Bitcoin’s evolving price action. Jeff Park, Chief Investment Officer at ProCap BTC, believes Bitcoin is transitioning into a shorter two-year cycle. According to an interview with Cointelegraph, Park believes Bitcoin’s market structure has undergone a fundamental shift because institutional investors have different incentives than retail investors. According to Park, a shorter cycle could dramatically alter how investors think about timing, volatility, and Bitcoin’s price action in 2026. 
Peter Brandt Cautious As Bitcoin (BTC) Stalls 
Veteran trader Peter Brandt has adopted a cautious stance regarding Bitcoin’s (BTC) price outlook. In a post on X, the veteran trader stated that the recent rally could be the only retest of the broadening top pattern traders may get. The trader highlighted a “megaphone” pattern, often interpreted as a sign that price action could be approaching a bearish reversal. Brandt wrote on X, 
“This week’s rally may be all the retesting of the broadening top we will see. Of course, we will see.”
The veteran trader gave a 30% probability that Bitcoin had already topped during the ongoing cycle. Brandt stated back in September, 
“If the top comes in the second half of September, it could even be remembered as the Brandt Top.”
Bitcoin (BTC) Price Analysis 
Bitcoin (BTC) started December trading around $85,000 before rebounding to reclaim $90,000 and push towards $93,000. However, momentum fizzled out as selling pressure returned, forcing the flagship cryptocurrency back below $90,000. 
The flagship cryptocurrency ended the previous weekend marginally down at $90,369. Selling pressure intensified on Monday with BTC falling to an intraday low of $83,800 before settling at $86,282. Despite the overwhelming selling pressure, the price recovered on Tuesday, rising nearly 6% to reclaim $90,000 and settle at $91,308. Buyers retained control on Wednesday as BTC rose 2.35% to $93,453.
Source: TradingView
However, BTC lost momentum on Thursday, falling 1.46% to $92,093. Selling pressure intensified on Friday with the flagship cryptocurrency falling below $90,000 to $89,345. Price action remained bearish on Saturday as BTC registered a marginal decline and settled at $89,267. The price is marginally down during the ongoing session, with investor attention on next week’s price action. If sellers drag BTC below $84,000, it could go as low as $80,000. On the other hand, if positive sentiment returns, BTC will look to retest the $93,000 level. 
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