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$BTC USChinaTradeTalks: What’s cooking in London? 🤝🔥
Top U.S. & China officials just met to discuss trade, tech, & tariffs! 📉📈 Will this ease tensions or spark more drama? 🌐💥 Semiconductors, rare-earths & exports in spotlight! 👀🧠 Talks are on, but trust issues still linger. Will peace or pressure win? 🤔💬

#USChinaTradeTalks USChinaTradeTalks: What’s cooking in London? 🤝🔥
Top U.S. & China officials just met to discuss trade, tech, & tariffs! 📉📈 Will this ease tensions or spark more drama? 🌐💥 Semiconductors, rare-earths & exports in spotlight! 👀🧠 Talks are on, but trust issues still linger. Will peace or pressure win? 🤔💬

$BTC #TradingMistakes101 When I took my first steps in trading, I remember that I had one thing in mind: to make money. So I sat there, meticulously watching that little bar go up and down, up and down, so I said: now is the moment! When it goes down again, I will enter at that part over there, and when it goes up to that part over there, I will sell, and that's it! I will make money! Haha, what rookie mistakes one makes when there is a lot of enthusiasm and little experience.
Knowing about the business
Very soon I realized that I needed to study. So I started to delve into the subject and shortly after I was watching courses from Binance, through existing documentation and experts teaching online under the platform's sponsorship. Social media also had its positive contribution, as I found a good teacher who used to give advice and teachings on how to trade, and regularly shared some of his operations so that followers could learn something about practice. Similarly, I added to my repertoire the study and analysis of publications from very well-known websites for their informative trajectory in trading, cryptocurrencies, and the blockchain ecosystem in general.
All of this, among other things, took me to the next level. A lot of knowledge, experience in full development, and little learning; for it is not the same to know as to learn. But, I was on the right path, since one learns from mistakes, and that is important when paying attention to where the mistake was and how to correct it.
One of the things I learned from the professor was that we must know when to stop, take a break, and breathe; it is not healthy to be permanently glued to a chart. It is necessary to take your time to think and analyze. So after being glued to the charts daily for hours, trying to decipher the enigma, I reached the point where: I had lost a certain amount of money, and as life sometimes gives us a second chance, one fine day I was pleasantly surprised to find that Binance had refunded me practically all the working capital I lost.

#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy #TradingMistakes101 When I took my first steps in trading, I remember that I had one thing in mind: to make money. So I sat there, meticulously watching that little bar go up and down, up and down, so I said: now is the moment! When it goes down again, I will enter at that part over there, and when it goes up to that part over there, I will sell, and that's it! I will make money! Haha, what rookie mistakes one makes when there is a lot of enthusiasm and little experience.
Knowing about the business
Very soon I realized that I needed to study. So I started to delve into the subject and shortly after I was watching courses from Binance, through existing documentation and experts teaching online under the platform's sponsorship. Social media also had its positive contribution, as I found a good teacher who used to give advice and teachings on how to trade, and regularly shared some of his operations so that followers could learn something about practice. Similarly, I added to my repertoire the study and analysis of publications from very well-known websites for their informative trajectory in trading, cryptocurrencies, and the blockchain ecosystem in general.
All of this, among other things, took me to the next level. A lot of knowledge, experience in full development, and little learning; for it is not the same to know as to learn. But, I was on the right path, since one learns from mistakes, and that is important when paying attention to where the mistake was and how to correct it.
One of the things I learned from the professor was that we must know when to stop, take a break, and breathe; it is not healthy to be permanently glued to a chart. It is necessary to take your time to think and analyze. So after being glued to the charts daily for hours, trying to decipher the enigma, I reached the point where: I had lost a certain amount of money, and as life sometimes gives us a second chance, one fine day I was pleasantly surprised to find that Binance had refunded me practically all the working capital I lost.

#CryptoCharts101 #TradingMistakes101 When I took my first steps in trading, I remember that I had one thing in mind: to make money. So I sat there, meticulously watching that little bar go up and down, up and down, so I said: now is the moment! When it goes down again, I will enter at that part over there, and when it goes up to that part over there, I will sell, and that's it! I will make money! Haha, what rookie mistakes one makes when there is a lot of enthusiasm and little experience.
Knowing about the business
Very soon I realized that I needed to study. So I started to delve into the subject and shortly after I was watching courses from Binance, through existing documentation and experts teaching online under the platform's sponsorship. Social media also had its positive contribution, as I found a good teacher who used to give advice and teachings on how to trade, and regularly shared some of his operations so that followers could learn something about practice. Similarly, I added to my repertoire the study and analysis of publications from very well-known websites for their informative trajectory in trading, cryptocurrencies, and the blockchain ecosystem in general.
All of this, among other things, took me to the next level. A lot of knowledge, experience in full development, and little learning; for it is not the same to know as to learn. But, I was on the right path, since one learns from mistakes, and that is important when paying attention to where the mistake was and how to correct it.
One of the things I learned from the professor was that we must know when to stop, take a break, and breathe; it is not healthy to be permanently glued to a chart. It is necessary to take your time to think and analyze. So after being glued to the charts daily for hours, trying to decipher the enigma, I reached the point where: I had lost a certain amount of money, and as life sometimes gives us a second chance, one fine day I was pleasantly surprised to find that Binance had refunded me practically all the working capital I lost.

#TradingMistakes101 #TradingMistakes101 When I took my first steps in trading, I remember that I had one thing in mind: to make money. So I sat there, meticulously watching that little bar go up and down, up and down, so I said: now is the moment! When it goes down again, I will enter at that part over there, and when it goes up to that part over there, I will sell, and that's it! I will make money! Haha, what rookie mistakes one makes when there is a lot of enthusiasm and little experience.
Knowing about the business
Very soon I realized that I needed to study. So I started to delve into the subject and shortly after I was watching courses from Binance, through existing documentation and experts teaching online under the platform's sponsorship. Social media also had its positive contribution, as I found a good teacher who used to give advice and teachings on how to trade, and regularly shared some of his operations so that followers could learn something about practice. Similarly, I added to my repertoire the study and analysis of publications from very well-known websites for their informative trajectory in trading, cryptocurrencies, and the blockchain ecosystem in general.
All of this, among other things, took me to the next level. A lot of knowledge, experience in full development, and little learning; for it is not the same to know as to learn. But, I was on the right path, since one learns from mistakes, and that is important when paying attention to where the mistake was and how to correct it.
One of the things I learned from the professor was that we must know when to stop, take a break, and breathe; it is not healthy to be permanently glued to a chart. It is necessary to take your time to think and analyze. So after being glued to the charts daily for hours, trying to decipher the enigma, I reached the point where: I had lost a certain amount of money, and as life sometimes gives us a second chance, one fine day I was pleasantly surprised to find that Binance had refunded me practically all the working capital I lost.

#CryptoFees101 Master Crypto Trading Fundamentals and Unlock Binance Points!
Successful trading starts with strong fundamentals. In this latest installment of our Deep-Dive series, we break down 10 essential concepts every crypto trader should understand. Whether you’re new to trading or looking to reinforce your knowledge, this series is your opportunity to enhance your trading knowledge, contribute to the community and earn Binance Points along the way!
 

$USDC Apple, Google, Airbnb, and X are reportedly in early talks to integrate stablecoins into their payment systems — aiming to cut costs and streamline global payments. The news follows Circle’s blockbuster IPO, with shares soaring another 40%, signaling growing momentum for stablecoins across both finance and tech.
 
💬 Do you think stablecoins will become the default for global payments? Which platform could lead the shift — and how might that reshape everyday crypto use?

#BigTechStablecoin Apple, Google, Airbnb, and X are reportedly in early talks to integrate stablecoins into their payment systems — aiming to cut costs and streamline global payments. The news follows Circle’s blockbuster IPO, with shares soaring another 40%, signaling growing momentum for stablecoins across both finance and tech.
 
💬 Do you think stablecoins will become the default for global payments? Which platform could lead the shift — and how might that reshape everyday crypto use?

$BTC Security is paramount in Web3. Knowing how to store assets safely, protect private keys, and navigate wallets is essential for long-term participation in crypto.
💬 Your post can include:
· Compare hot and cold wallets. Do you use hot wallets, cold wallets, or a mix of both? Why?
· How do you manage and secure your crypto assets?
· Share best practices that helps others stay SAFU.

#TrumpVsMusk Security is paramount in Web3. Knowing how to store assets safely, protect private keys, and navigate wallets is essential for long-term participation in crypto.
💬 Your post can include:
· Compare hot and cold wallets. Do you use hot wallets, cold wallets, or a mix of both? Why?
· How do you manage and secure your crypto assets?
· Share best practices that helps others stay SAFU.

#CryptoSecurity101 Security is paramount in Web3. Knowing how to store assets safely, protect private keys, and navigate wallets is essential for long-term participation in crypto.
💬 Your post can include:
· Compare hot and cold wallets. Do you use hot wallets, cold wallets, or a mix of both? Why?
· How do you manage and secure your crypto assets?
· Share best practices that helps others stay SAFU.

#TradingPairs101 Master Crypto Trading Fundamentals and Unlock Binance Points!
Successful trading starts with strong fundamentals. In this latest installment of our Deep-Dive series, we break down 10 essential concepts every crypto trader should understand. Whether you’re new to trading or looking to reinforce your knowledge, this series is your opportunity to enhance your trading knowledge, contribute to the community and earn Binance Points along the way!
How To Participate:
1. Check Binance Square Official daily at 08:00 (UTC) for discussion prompts on the topic of the day.
2. Create a post on Binance Square sharing your insights, experiences or tips related to that topic.
3. Ensure that your post contains at least 100 characters and includes only one topic hashtag.
Activity Period: 2025-05-29 08:00:00 (UTC) to 2025-06-12 08:00:00 (UTC)
The 10 topics are:
· #TradingTypes101: Explore the differences between Spot, Margin and Futures trading.
· #CEXvsDEX101: Compare Centralized and Decentralized Exchanges.
· #OrderTypes101: Break down the different order types in crypto trading – Market, Limit, Stop-Loss and Take-Profit Orders.

#CircleIPO For the fourth topic of our Crypto Trading Fundamentals Deep Dive, let’s talk #Liquidity101 .
Liquidity plays a major role in how smoothly trades are executed. Low liquidity can lead to slippage, poor pricing, or even failed trades — especially during volatile market conditions.
💬 Your post can include:
· What is liquidity and how does it affect price execution?
· How do you evaluate liquidity before entering a position?
· What strategies do you use to reduce slippage?

#Liquidity101 For the fourth topic of our Crypto Trading Fundamentals Deep Dive, let’s talk #Liquidity101 .
Liquidity plays a major role in how smoothly trades are executed. Low liquidity can lead to slippage, poor pricing, or even failed trades — especially during volatile market conditions.
💬 Your post can include:
· What is liquidity and how does it affect price execution?
· How do you evaluate liquidity before entering a position?
· What strategies do you use to reduce slippage?

#OrderTypes101 Master Crypto Trading Fundamentals and Unlock Binance Points!
Successful trading starts with strong fundamentals. In this latest installment of our Deep-Dive series, we break down 10 essential concepts every crypto trader should understand. Whether you’re new to trading or looking to reinforce your knowledge, this series is your opportunity to enhance your trading knowledge, contribute to the community and earn Binance Points along the way!

#CEXvsDEX101 For the second topic of our Crypto Trading Fundamentals Deep Dive, let’s talk #CEXvsDEX101 .
Choosing between Centralized and Decentralized Exchanges is a key decision for any crypto trader. Each comes with trade-offs in terms of security, user experience, liquidity, and control. Knowing when to use which is an essential part of risk-aware trading.
💬 Your post can include:
· In your experience, what are the pros and cons of CEXs vs DEXs?
 · Which do you prefer and in what situations?
· What do you consider when choosing between a CEX and DEX?
· What advice would you give to someone using a DEX for the first time?
👉 Create a post with #CEXvsDEX101 and share your insights to earn Binance points! (Press the “+” on the App homepage and click on Task Center)

#TradingTypes101 Trading 101: Start Smart! 🚀**
New to trading? Master these fundamentals first:
1. **Learn the Lingo**: Understand terms like *long/short*, *spread*, and *liquidity*.
2. **Analyze Wisely**: Use technical (charts) + fundamental (news/events) analysis together.
3. **Risk Management**: Never risk >1-2% of capital per trade. Use stop-losses!
4. **Psychology Matters**: Stay disciplined—avoid FOMO or panic selling.
Trading isn’t gambling; it’s skill + strategy. Start with a demo account, study trends, and keep emotions in check. Small, consistent gains > reckless bets.

#AirdropSafetyGuide Stablecoin payments are digital transactions conducted using stablecoins. Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stable value relative to a specific asset, typically a fiat currency like the US dollar. This stability makes them more suitable for everyday transactions and payments compared to more volatile cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum.
Key Aspects of Stablecoin Payments:
* Stability: The core feature of stablecoins is their price stability. This is usually achieved through various mechanisms, such as:
* Fiat-backed: Holding reserves of fiat currency equivalent to the issued stablecoins (e.g., USDC, USDT). For instance, for every USDC in circulation, there is a corresponding amount of US dollars held in reserve.
* Crypto-backed: Using other cryptocurrencies as collateral, often in an over-collateralized manner to absorb price fluctuations (e.g., DAI).
* Algorithmic: Employing algorithms and smart contracts to manage the supply and demand of the stablecoin to maintain its peg (though some algorithmic stablecoins have faced stability challenges).
* Efficiency and Speed: Stablecoin transactions on blockchain networks can often be faster and cheaper than traditional payment methods, especially for cross-border transfers. For example, sending $200 from the U.S. to Colombia using stablecoins can cost less than $0.01, compared to over $12 using traditional methods.
* Accessibility: Stablecoins can provide access to digital payments for individuals who may be unbanked or underbanked, as they only require a cryptocurrency wallet.