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#2025withBinance As a newcomer who has been in the crypto space for more than half a year, I have gradually learned a lot about cryptocurrencies through trading alpha. I am grateful to the platform for giving me such an opportunity. From the enticing entry of "shearing sheep," I stepped into the fantastical world of cryptocurrencies. From being a complete novice to slowly building my own cognitive framework, this process is comparable to leveling up in a game, with both the sweetness of finding candy and the bitterness of stepping into a mud pit. Airdrops often make me slap my thigh due to missed sales, while I also regret when the situation resets, as if there is an eye always watching me. But it taught me how to use wallets, understand on-chain operations, and feel the fluctuations in Gas; this is the most valuable foundational lesson. Discord, Twitter, Telegram groups… Information explosion, bombarded daily by various “scientist tutorials” and “sneak attack lists,” with anxiety levels peaking, fearing to miss the next “golden dog.”
Using the “profits” earned to start trying to buy spot is the natural path for most novices. It is only at this point that I truly experience the cruelty of the market. “The dirt dog coins” trap: Seeing others in the group posting about hundred-fold returns, I couldn’t help but FOMO (fear of missing out), rushing into various small-cap “dirt dog coins” or altcoins. The result is often: not daring to sell when it rises, unwilling to cut losses when it falls, ultimately getting deeply trapped. “Resetting to zero” became the first unforgettable term.
After experiencing several rounds of ups and downs, I began to settle down. The core of this phase is “doing less” and “learning.” Focusing on the mainstream, filtering information, learning to block out noise, and paying attention to a few creators who truly have logic and provide valuable insights. I learned to check on-chain data, view project official documentation, and white papers myself. In the crypto space, making money is about cognition and patience. If your cognition is insufficient, the money made by luck will surely be lost back through ability. Having the patience to hold onto assets researched by oneself yields higher returns than operating daily. Starting from the sheep-shearing community is fantastic; this is a fun-filled learning journey. But please remember: 1. Safety first: Safeguard your mnemonic phrase and never disclose it to anyone. Be cautious in authorizing wallets and regularly check to revoke unnecessary authorizations. 2. Take your time: Don’t think about achieving everything in one step. Prioritize the safety of your principal, with earnings being secondary.
#中心化与去中心化交易所 Decentralized exchanges operate relatively complex: Users need to manage their wallets themselves and interact with smart contracts while trading. For some users who are not familiar with blockchain technology, the operation may seem relatively complex. Moreover, different decentralized exchanges have different interfaces and operating methods, requiring users to spend a certain amount of time to adapt. Transaction fees may be high and unstable: In addition to the exchange's own transaction fees, users also need to pay blockchain network miner fees (Gas fees). During periods of network congestion, miner fees can be very high, which increases the user's trading costs. Disclaimer: Contains third-party opinions, does not constitute financial advice, and may contain sponsored content. See 'Terms and Conditions' for details.