$NOT is NOT looking like a good project #notcoin #BinanceLaunchpool

What’s your take on the dump, is the bullrun over or it’s just a regular dump before the halving and you believe it booms after the halving. #bitcoinhalving #BullorBear $BTC $ETH $SOL

Hello guys, what is the best cryptocurrency to invest in right now $BTC $ETH $BNB #BullorBear #Memecoins #BinanceLaunchpool

I see a lot of terrible analysis on cryptocurrencies. A lot of people give analysis based on the positions they’ve taken in the market and post like they’ve actually done quality research. Hence, they post that a coin would pump because they just bought it or that a coin would dump because they’ve placed a short. They claim whales work like this and that but actually know nothing, they are just trying to argue in Favour of their own position. My advice is that you DYOR, don’t take positions based on someone’s opinion, if you would be investing your money in something and risk loosing it, then you should be able to research what you’re investing in. #BullorBear $BTC $ETH $BNB #. Meanwhile, what do you think is the next move for bitcoin?

When you buy cryptocurrencies and you’re in a loss, don’t be too quick to give up, don’t always sell at a loss and close your trades forever , you would regret when the price comes back up. You can however, stake the coins using the Binance earn feature and make profits from them before the coin reaches a price where you would be in profit, that way by the time the price gets back up, you would have more cryptocurrencies to sell than you had previously. you must understand that the price of cryptocurrencies are never at a stable position, they would always be highs and lows. You can also sell of at a loss , then buy back at a lower price, so that way you have more cryptocurrencies to sell when the value goes back up. Don’t forget to DYOR before either staking or selling to buy back at a lower price $BTC $ETH $BNB #staking

#MyFirstFeedPost Hello, Binance Square! I see a lot of terrible analysis on cryptocurrencies. A lot of people give analysis based on the positions they’ve taken in the market and post like they’ve actually done quality research. Hence, they post that a coin would pump because they just bought it or that a coin would dump because they’ve placed a short. They claim whales work like this and that but actually know nothing, they are just trying to argue in Favour of their own position. My advice is that you DYOR, don’t take positions based on someone’s opinion, if you would be investing your money in something and risk loosing it, then you should be able to research what you’re investing in.