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Bitcoin (BTC) was introduced in 2008 by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto as a decentralized peer-to-peer payment system, free from centralized control. The network officially launched on January 3, 2009, with the mining of its genesis block. Over time, Bitcoin has evolved beyond its original purpose as digital cash into a store of value, earning the nickname "digital gold." Its key features—transparency, borderless transactions, and financial inclusion—have cemented its role in the global financial landscape.

Bitcoin vs. Traditional Money

Unlike government-issued currencies (like the USD or EUR), which are controlled by central banks, Bitcoin operates on a decentralized network. Transactions occur directly between users without intermediaries and are permanently recorded on a public blockchain.

One of the most famous early Bitcoin transactions took place on May 22, 2010, when Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 BTC for two pizzas—worth over $820 million at today’s prices. This event, now celebrated as "Bitcoin Pizza Day," highlights Bitcoin’s early use as a medium of exchange.

Solving the Double-Spending Problem

A major challenge for digital currencies is double-spending—where the same token could be spent twice. Traditional finance prevents this through centralized authorities (like banks). Bitcoin solves this issue with decentralization, using a public ledger (blockchain) to ensure security and transparency.

Each Bitcoin transaction is broadcast to a global network of nodes, verified, and recorded in blocks. These blocks form an immutable chain, secured by Proof-of-Work (PoW) mining. Miners solve complex cryptographic puzzles to validate transactions, preventing fraud and maintaining network integrity.

Bitcoin Transactions & Security

Bitcoin transactions occur between digital wallets, secured by public keys (like an IBAN) and private keys (like a password). While transactions are pseudonymous, all activity is permanently recorded on the blockchain, ensuring transparency.

Unlike traditional banking, Bitcoin operates 24/7, without restrictions. Its hardcoded scarcity (only 21 million BTC will ever exist) and decentralized security have positioned it as a store of value—akin to digital gold.

Bitcoin vs. Bitcoin Cash: The Scalability Debate

In 2017, concerns over Bitcoin’s scalability led to the creation of Bitcoin Cash (BCH), a fork of Bitcoin. BCH increased the block size from 1MB to 8MB for faster, cheaper transactions. However, Bitcoin’s commitment to security and scarcity drove its adoption, pushing its price to over $9,000 that year—and beyond.

Why Bitcoin is the Ultimate Store of Value

For an asset to be a reliable store of value, it must be secure, scarce, and widely recognized. Bitcoin meets all three criteria:
✅ Fixed supply – Only 21 million BTC will ever exist (95% already mined).
✅ Decentralized security – Protected by a global network of miners.
✅ Global adoption – Recognized as a hedge against inflation and economic instability.

Bitcoin’s innovation has reshaped finance, offering a censorship-resistant, borderless financial system that could redefine money for generations.

Disclaimer
This article is for educational purposes only and not financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry risks—always DYOR (Do Your Own Research) before investing.

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I am very happy to bring you an analysis of the best indicators Stoch RSI and MACD.

Before we go further, let's try to see how to set it up Trading View within Binance during trading, the details are as follows in the image 👇

I believe you have understood well how to set Trading View in Binance through the image above, now let's go and look in depth at the importance of using Stoch RSI and MACD.

1. Let's start with the Stoch RSI, if you look at the picture above, the upper curves show a sign that we know the market is going to sell and it is in the range of 100. Therefore when you see the numbers in this range of 80 to 100, this is a sign of the market being overbought, so the market is going to come down again. Therefore, when you see this signal, be prepared to place a short position for those who use Futures. But if you see that the market has a Stoch RSI of 1 to 10, here we call the market oversold, which means you should prepare to make a long position. It is a very simple method that will make you benefit from the results of the market every time you trade.

2. MACD- Convergence (green bars) and Divergence (red bars) these bars are separated by a horizontal line. Things to consider here are that two lines tend to alternate one above the other below we call the leading line and the MACD line. If these lines are below the horizontal line, it means the market is a Bear market, when it starts to break upwards from the horizontal line, it means the market is a Bull Market.

To better understand, repeat reading the image above on how to know when to sell and when to buy.

I wish you a good day!

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What is Binance Flexible Loan?

Binance Flexible Loan is an isolated, overcollateralized, open-term loan product.

Image: Crypto Loans ( Hand Sketch)

Features

Open-term, Overcollateralized, Isolated margin

Interest is subject to change every minute

Interest is accrued every minute that adds to the outstanding loan amount

Currently supports 15 major tokens as collateral assets; Simple Earn Flexible Products assets are used as collateral. If desired collateral is not currently subscribed to Flexible Products, the Flexible Loan order will automatically subscribe them to Simple Earn Flexible Products

Benefits

Users can keep their loan positions indefinitely (as long as these tokens are supported by the platform, and positions are not liquidated)

Borrowed assets can be used for any purpose (trade, stake, withdrawn), as collateral assets are locked in each Loan Order

Repay outstanding loans anytime without penalties

Flexibility to add or remove collateral based on LTV health

Interest rate is typically the lowest cost option in Binance (in comparison to Margin/Stable Rate Loans)

Collateral from Simple Earn Flexible Product continues to earn Real-Time APR which increases the collateral value every minute (in some cases you get paid more APR on your collateral compared to borrow APR)

Interest rate setting is always being reviewed based on an assessment of competitiveness and other market conditions

Binance rates are comparable to the largest CeFi competitors and DeFi money markets

Note: Currently only can repay using the same cryptocurrency as the borrowed asset; repayments using collateral are currently not available but could be introduced in the future.

After the above explanations let's see some important things to be considered when borrowing a loan.

How to borrow a loan?

1. Log in to your Binance account and go to Finance then Crypto Loans.

2. Search for a coin from the filter, then click [Borrow] next to it.

3. Choose a loan type and enter the amount you wish to borrow. Then, choose collateral. The system will automatically calculate the collateral amount based on the initial LTV. You will also see the estimated hourly interest and liquidation price.

Read and agree to the Terms and Conditions and check the box next to it. Then, click [Start Borrowing].

4. You will see a pop-up confirming the loan.

What is LTV, and how much can I borrow from Binance Flexible Loan?

Depending on which cryptocurrency you wish to pledge, a different initial LTV may apply. LTV stands for Loan-to-Value. It represents the ratio between the value of the digital assets loaned to you plus accrued interest, if any, relative to the value of your collateral. These values are based on each cryptocurrency’s Price Index.

LTV = Loan Value / Collateral Value

For example, assuming an initial LTV of 65% for USDT: if you have pledged 10,000 USDT, you may borrow up to 6500 USDT worth of loanable assets. Or LTV of 65% for 1,000 USDT will be up to 650 USDT worth of loanable assets.

How do I perform loan repayments or adjust my loan LTV?

In the Ongoing Orders tab, click Repay or Adjust LTV to perform loan repayments or increase/reduce collateral respectively. You may only repay your Flexible Loan using the same cryptocurrency that you borrowed. Repayments using collateral assets are currently not supported.

Loan repayments will reduce the outstanding loan and accrued interest proportionately. For instance, you can’t choose to repay either accrued interest or outstanding loan only or in unequal proportions. You may also adjust the LTV for each loan position by increasing or reducing collateral.

1. Click Active Loan.

2. Go to Ongoing Orders then Stable Rate. Click Repay next to the order you wish to repay.

3. Select Borrowed Coin. Enter the repayment amount or select a repayment ratio. Check the box if you wish to keep the collateral in the order.

Review the details and click Confirm repayment.

4. You will see a confirmation message after the repayment has been successfully processed.

Which cryptocurrencies can you pledge or borrow on Binance Flexible Loan?

Binance Flexible Loan offers and accepts a wide range of cryptocurrencies as loanable and collateral assets, including USDT, BTC, and ETH.

Please note that same-cryptocurrency collateral-loan pairs aren’t supported on Binance Flexible Loan. For example, you can’t pledge BTC and borrow BTC within a single loan position, but you can have multiple loan positions to borrow BTC with non-BTC collateral.

The available cryptocurrencies for pledging and borrowing are updated from time to time. Please refer to the Loan Data page for more information.

What can I do with the cryptocurrencies borrowed from Binance Flexible Loan?

You may use the loan for any purpose, including trading on the spot market, depositing into Binance Earn products, or even withdrawing them from Binance. The collateral pledged will remain with Binance Flexible Loan as security for the return of the Digital Assets you’ve borrowed.

Remember to do your research because this article is only for information and not otherwise.

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Reference: https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/what-is-binance-flexible-loan-and-frequently-asked-questions-1c9dddb774054983992b8977ae36577a