BNB

cyger

They need to, so they can suppress the price via wintermute. Binance has done this repeatably with ETH and SOL, (NEVER BNB)

theultimateusername

got really into leverage at the end of the last bullrun and was impatient, put around 2BTC, 15 ETH and around 100 BNB as collatoral for $100k trades at 10x. for some dumbass reason i shorted near the bottom (around 16k) expecting it to dip a couple of thousand dollars. of course it hit mid-15's and shot up from there and burned what would be around a quarter of a million dollars worth today. needless to say i dont leverage trade anymore 😃

ronyoutoo

Not holding onto BNB I bought at $2

bimbobandit2016

Can't trust any alt outside of BNB right now. Might warm up to Hyperliquid as well if it can sustain its valuation

Chaoslava

Exactly. ETH went 5 bucks ahead of ATH and the only coin that did something interesting was BNB. Everything else just floundered. Even BTC only doubled in price from its previous ATH, last cycle it was more than 3x its old ATH.

Togtelekker

There are many non-profitable altcoin projects, in fact probably 99% are not profitable, these will fail. Most of the initail projects never got into profit mode and thus they had a weaker pump in the next altcoin season and then they die, they have had many years to get into profit and failed, so one can expect failure of all such project. Currently several tokens are above their 200 MA - Near, Fet, Tron, Ton, GT, MX and a few others. Exchange tokens have been profitable, the exchanges make billions. Ethereum which has such a large marketcap is a complete failure with too high fees and people rather using Sol, Tron, Polygon etc. Now all the layer 2 s might work trhough too, but not profitiability of most exchanges. So don't expect any token to just hit new ATHs. But there will be switch to altcoin season, eventually Sol, Tron, BNB, Ton etc marketcaps will get (at least combined) more than Ethereum and will slip the altcoin space into dominance and then even dead projects will pump for a while. The fact that some major alts are pumping now is already making Btc.D struggle now. Also at a certain point the tokens become too cheap for projects that actually make a profit, that's when market forces come back in and the chart violently reverses. So no, there will definitely be another altcoinseason, but your specific tokens might never see a new ATH.

Unable_Agent9595

zcash BCH and BNB have been done of the very best plays it looks like. I had them all and sold due to needing the money. I never planned on selling, but the family member got sick. I had to stop working still out of work.

BlazedAndConfused

Sold BNB on a stop loss at .25cents

Bogdanoff_dump_it

Selling BNB at $40 thinking I’m a genius lol

WhaleWilliam

That's why BNB is up this month when Bitcoin is down. Also bnb currently has a -5% yearly inflation rate. Lower than Bitcoin, Eth, and xrp

EnumaElishGenius

So this news will lead to a new bull run for crypto? I am still deep in red with BNB and Aster. Hope Binance is in the news again so it will all pump up again. I bought some BNB at 1000$.

GlorionToken

BSC is still underrated for new projects. Low fees and fast transactions make it ideal for gaming and creator economy tokens. Interesting times ahead for the BNB ecosystem!

sshegem

Best believe they arent done YET - an altcoin purge is coming. Majority will literally die, only a few will survive. BNB ETH TAO KAS are a few that will survive and thrive

Dubb18

I'll give some lesson-learned examples. I once bought and sold BNB between $30-$40 to go all in on another coin. That coin is now down 99%, and if I had kept some BNB, I'd be sitting on a nice profit right now. I once bought several ETH at sub $1K and went all in on another coin. That coin is now down 99%, and if I had kept some ETH, I'd be sitting on decent profit there too. I now diversify my portfolio. I have bought some high risk tokens that are currently down, but I've also kept stuff like AVAX and SOL in my portfolio which have some solid fundamentals and some good upside (IMO) over the coming years. Also, I don't have all my savings in crypto. Also have it in an IRA, 401K, and other stuff.

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GreenStretch

If by top three you mean ETH, BNB, and SOL, then they're the platforms for the pump and dump.

AkoSiDagS002

Metamask was my first wallet too and for some reason it got hacked! Never showed my seed phrase to anyone nor SS it! Transferred some Matic from binance, it cleared so then i transferred all my BNB and never saw it. Looked at the transactions and it was auto sent some to another wallet which was then transferred to another! Then my Matic disappeared! Never again! Now i am using hardware wallet and onchain\_wallet for my hot! faster and better UI!

Educational_Gap_8445

I keep seeing complaints about BitMart withdrawals taking forever and honestly I don’t get it. been using the platform for 4 months now, withdrawn BTC and BNB multiple times, and the longest wait I’ve had was maybe 15 minutes tops. maybe some folks aren’t fully verified or something? because my experience has been way less dramatic.

King_Esot3ric

I dont use Binance, but it has a chain with a DEX. (BNB)

Melowicz

Bitcoin and Etherum! Thinking also about BNB, SOL and XRP, but i don't trust these coins enough...

kiradotee

If you "have been hodling BTC since 2013" how come it's been "not enough to change my life"? I stupidly sold BNB after making 16x on it after 3-6 months. I would be a millionaire if I held it for longer. If I held BTC since 2013 I would have a palace now, with a private runway, helipad and a private spaceship. 

FTXACCOUNTANT

BNB is really embracing AI

Crypto_future_V

BNB Chain cooking with AI payments integration. Real utility incoming.

Dull_Analyst269

That‘s the BNB coin?

Seriousoldman

I believe crypto (that is BTC, ETH, BNB and little else) is in the beginning of a good upside move. Everything aligns. The long term charts, the growing adoption by traditional finance, the regulatory evolution, etc.. But I expect the price recovery to be slow at first (meaning, still quite slow during the next few months).

IndustrialPuppetTwo

In fact it's really just the opposite. Unless you want to learn the hard way like most of us and loose thousands of dollars only invest in Bitcoin. IMO I'd wait because it's most likely going to crash. Come September start buying in if it's below $70k. It might end up at $50k, if it does buy more, but it will cycle again so plan on holding for years to come. If you are in your 20's and have money to throw away then DCA in Bitcoin but don't mess around with shitcoins. If you have to mess around with something else then buy ETH when it tanks and maybe even BNB. Just stick to BTC ;)

cyger

Yes, because Binance manipulates the price as much as possible. Always sending Eth, Solana and rising alts to winter-mute to suppress bull-runs (never BNB). Talk about a centralized chain.

cyger

Yes, because Binance manipulates the price as much as possible. Always sending Eth, Solana and rising alts to winter-mute to suppress bull-runs (never BNB)

Denis_Kurilchik

BNB Chain data specifically would be useful if the latency holds. A lot of BSC protocol activity (contract distributions, token movements) is less monitored than ETH so theres more signal for people watching it. Main thing I'd want to know: how does it handle batch revenue distributions from contracts vs. simpler wallet transfers? Some BSC protocols push cashback in batches that look like noise until you aggregate across addresses. I run a BSC-based protocol (BoBe) and that kind of contract-level analytics would actually be useful.

misteryk

i got an airdrop of a catgirl NFT for making a meme for the contest, sold it the same day for 4BNB (around $1600 at the time i think)

Narinda007

yeah replace with BNB

sammyco-in

Where were you? It has come and gone. ETH, BNB, Solana etc all hit ATH. What alt coin season again are you talking about?

cryptolipto

ETH, SOL, BNB and even TRON are more used than bitcoin and have more revenue per month. Sorry but the numbers just don’t support this statement And on the app side HYPE, PUMP, Polymarket all make more revenue than bitcoin too

One-Temporary-3650

Yeah but pretty slow bot. They also sent me 1$ in BNB after I transferred all my coins and before the bot was able to recover the BNB, I sent it to my exchange wallet. 🤑😂 Shortly after they also stole my other shitcoins. But the best thing: they paid more on fees then they could rob. Total loss today: 40$ 😂

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You’re a bit over-diversified and taking more risk than you think. I’d simplify: 👉 80–90% in Bitcoin 👉 small % for experiments if you want A lot of alts don’t survive the next narrative cycle… many go to zero. I’ve been through 3 cycles, absolutely not touching too many altcoins anymore. Focus on the strongest asset (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB), keep DCA now for Bitcoin first as we are in the bitcoin bear market phase, avoid overcomplicating with loans/yield etc. that’s where most people get burned. Research and learn more about Bitcoin first as priority. Learn about the Bitcoin rhythm too! [Bitcoin Bear Market DCA Playbook](https://youtu.be/JXvr49ECTuo)

cashflashmil

Yeah, the shift is real. A big part of it is that the market got much less forgiving after LUNA and FTX. Those blowups didn’t just destroy capital - they broke trust in a huge part of the old “ecosystem growth” narrative, and research on FTX’s collapse even points to Terra-Luna as the pivotal shock that worsened FTX’s liquidity fragility. The second change is structural. This cycle, a lot more capital is flowing into Bitcoin through ETFs and other institutional channels, which has changed how liquidity enters the market and made BTC much more resilient than in older retail-led cycles. That has hurt alt sentiment. Bitcoin dominance has been sitting around the high-50s, and the usual altcoin season indicators have stayed weak, which tells you capital is still concentrating in BTC rather than spreading across the market the way people got used to in earlier cycles. So I don’t think people suddenly stopped caring about ecosystems. It’s more that the market now cares a lot more about liquidity, survivability, and where real demand is coming from. BTC has an institutional bid. ETH still has relevance. BNB has a functioning exchange-driven ecosystem. A lot of other large caps now get treated as legacy narratives until they prove they still matter. That’s why the vibe feels harsher now. It’s not just cynicism - the market got burned, then matured, and now it’s a lot less willing to give altcoins the benefit of the doubt.

robeewankenobee

Here's another fun fact ... if you bought BNB in the last calendaristic year, you're either down (down to 50% maybe) or you have 0 upside or you're somewhere in between. These bombastic titles mean nothing in the cryptosphere.

Crypto_future_V

BNB really pushing the AI narrative hard

FlagFootballSaint

Yeah pick some randos and brag about them. Solid strategy. Facts: 1yr performance: BNB +2% ETH +25%

Choice_Potato_6279

You're right, ETH sucks ass even more than back then, TRX or BNB holds value way better than this garbo.

cashflashmil

That’s a strong adoption headline, but I’d separate deployment count from durable value. If BNB Chain really has the largest share of on-chain AI agents, that tells you it has become an attractive execution layer for this category, likely because of low fees, speed, and explicit AI-focused infrastructure. But “most agents” does not automatically mean “best ecosystem” or “most defensible moat.” A lot depends on whether these agents generate sticky usage, real transaction value, and repeatable economic activity rather than just inflated deployment numbers. What does matter is that the growth looks fast. Official BNB Chain messaging says on-chain AI agents rose from fewer than 400 in January to more than 150,000 by April 20, and third-party reporting says roughly one in three agents now runs on BNB Chain. That is enough to take the trend seriously, even if the narrative still needs filtering. So my take: * bullish for BNB Chain’s positioning in the AI narrative * not enough on its own to prove long-term dominance * more interesting if agent activity keeps converting into DEX volume, fees, and retained developer activity The real question is not whether BNB Chain leads in agent count today. It’s whether those agents are economically useful six months from now. That’s the difference between a narrative spike and a structural advantage.

prive8

when i bought btc the first time i had to use BNB and it was 11USD per BNB. if i would have just kept the BNB.

ecelps

You’re mostly thinking in terms of coins which is fair but another angle people don’t talk about much is how you get exposure. A lot of people just rotate between BTC/ETH/alts but some diversify into launchpads to get in earlier. Binance Launchpad has a strong track record stuff like AXS, MATIC, SAND all did crazy multiples. It’s proven but getting meaningful allocation usually means holding a decent amount of BNB. Legion is newer and doesn’t really have those big 100x type outcomes yet but the model is different. It leans more on reputation and participation rather than just capital size. Not saying go all in on either but if you’re thinking about diversification, it’s not just what you hold, it’s also how you get in that can change your upside.

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Obtusk22

Ja so buying fees and withdrawal fees are two different battles hey. For buying I mostly use Binance, spot fees 0.1% and if you hold BNB it drops lower, hard to beat that. Withdrawal is where they get you though, BTC withdrawal on Binance costs like 0.0005 BTC which adds up quick on smaller amounts. Bitmex withdrawal fees been cheaper for me personally, moved BTC out last month and it was noticeably less. Kraken is also sharp on withdrawals if you doing EUR/USD. My advice, compare the withdrawal fee on the specific coin you're moving not just the trading fee, thats where most people get caught out eish.

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Apart from BTC, a few coins did well, like HYPE, SOL, XRP, BNB.

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Remember. We do not have quarterly reports for crypto like stocks. So when you “invest” the determining factor for the product is …does it still have devs working? Gaining partnerships? Being used in real world use cases? These are a must for me to even think about investing. My portfolio for institutional bullrun/institutional bear market is BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, TRX, HYPE.

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NFTbyND

No overly centralized projects controlled by a single company? So BNB, CRO etc won't ve there? Your list is very incomplete. For example, Cardano's partnerchain "Midnight" is not listed there.

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Repulsive_Counter_79

I completely agree! the original dream of anonymous, private crypto is fading fast with KYC everywhere, traceable transactions, and endless regulation.But privacy tech didn’t die; it’s evolving. Me and my buddies are shipping AnomaPay (anomapay.app) delivers real private payments right now. You can send and receive existing assets like USDC, USDT, ETH and more on public chains such as BNB Chain.It uses Anoma’s intent-centric architecture plus Zcash-style zero-knowledge proofs so your details stay confidential.Everything is non-custodial, simple to use, and your assets stay secured on the original chain. sooo the ship hasn’t sailed yet. projects like ours are still building safe havens for privacy.

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I completely agree! the original dream of anonymous, private crypto is fading fast with KYC everywhere, traceable transactions, and endless regulation.But privacy tech didn’t die; it’s evolving. Me and my buddies are building AnomaPay (anomapay.app) delivers real private payments right now.You can send and receive existing assets like USDC, USDT, ETH and more on public chains such as BNB Chain.It uses Anoma’s intent-centric architecture plus Zcash-style zero-knowledge proofs so your details stay confidential. Everything is non-custodial, simple to use, and your assets stay secured on the original chain. The ship hasn’t sailed yet, projects like ours are still building safe havens for privacy.

ryana8

The people commenting on this thread are salty because they either A) Had the capital and didn't buy pre 2017 when the market was low or B) Didn't have the capital at the time The reality is: It's still early. Despite the headlines, despite what people are saying. Did blockchain really take off in the sense that "we're going to replace the banks with a truly anonymous and decentralized currency"? Absolutely not. Was it a pipedream at one point? Yes - around the time that you were watching cartoons. The crypto goldrush is akin to the actual goldrush. There *were* people who didn't move out west and set up mining operations.. But - look at gold now. It's still a commodity (a $13 Trillion commodity), and it's just a rock from the ground. People have turned it into jewelry, but - it's just a resource. BTC, ETH, BNB, AAVE, potentially HYPE (we will see about this one) - have real use cases that financial instructions can leverage. If you bought and held any of these since the early days, you'd have done well for yourself. But again - the equities market isn't run by retail - it's run by institutions. A lot of people entered late and bought meme tokens to make up for it because they were trying to get rich quick. Just like in the real market - 99% of startups don't make it. The same works for tokens. What you SHOULD be optimizing for if you're interested in this economy is finding tokens with real world use cases that banks will inevitably be attracted to. There are tons of them, and they're worth holding for their long term value. You should NOT be optimizing for becoming a millionaire in a month because 67coin went from 1/1,000,000 of a penny to 20 cents. The thing about blockchain is it's just basic accounting software. At the very core. It's boring. Your investment strategy should be fairly boring too. People saying it's dead, yet it has a $2.6 trillion market cap and investment banks only recently got ETF approvals in 2024. 2 years ago. If you think the investment banks are done with crypto - despite just getting started with crypto, I don't know what else to tell you. To address your question. It's PART of an investment thesis. If you had $1m would you put it all in one stock? Or - would you diversify? A little in AMD, a little in energy stock, a little in SaaS? If you had $10m, you might put some of it in real estate, some of it in equities, some of it in crypto, etc.. Long story long. Add it to your portfolio. Keyword portfolio.

Unusual_Cranbery

In large part, the crypto market has done this to themselves. There are a few cryptos out there with respectable purposes like BTC and BNB, But the majority of the crypto mind share in the general public is taking up by things that have crashed and burned, and the narrative continues to be pump out as much utter trash as possible.

tylerthediaraj

DEX is the right call if you need non-custodial. Otherwise for BTC/USDT specifically CEX usually wins the cost math ，it's the deepest pair in crypto and spread is minimal. If CEX is on the table: BYDFi's BTC/USDT book is close to top-3 now, and multichain deposit means you can route BTC in as native or wrapped on BNB/Solana/Base/Arbitrum — whichever has cheapest fees that hour. Spot fee 0.10% base, which beats most DEX-aggregator + bridge combos once you factor in gas.

MCL-Jonathan

I’m thinking out loud, NFA DYOR - Binance - Revolut Due to the reputation and trust. All can send your bitcoin into a hardware cold wallet! For Binance, fee will be greatly reduced if you buy and use their $BNB token as fee (I think around 0.7%). Anyway hope your DCA is going well. [Bitcoin Bear Market DCA Playbook!](https://youtu.be/JXvr49ECTuo)

LoveSexDraems

I currently have around 0.25 BNB and 0.25 BCH. Maybe I should hop on the bitcoin wagon again. It’s just hard to hold for me

GreenStretch

I kept wondering about four years ago the last few days and finally checked. [https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20220410/](https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20220410/) BTC, BNB, and XRP are up from then. ETH, SOL, ADA, AVAX, DOGE, and DOT are down. Tether and USDC were in the top 12. And Terra was #9 at $92.58.

Numerous_Ruin_4947

But how could they guarantee how the market would react? What if the market had not sold off on tariff news - or on any other news at all? I personally did not sell anything over the past two years, aside from BNB at 1200. The market would have been far more stable if there were fewer emotional traders.

HSuke

> You paste a Solana address while on Ethereum, or a Bitcoin address on BNB Chain. The address isn't flagged as malicious — because it isn't BULLSHIT Wallets don't then allow that. Please take your scam and AI post elsewhere

kyuronite

What? You can't just paste a solana address and have it go to ethereum or bitcoin. There is a checksum that happens so it will fail as the address is not even going to process. You can technically send funds from like USDC on ETH chain to BNB as the checksum will pass there. And then funds may be lost if the exchange does NOT have the same receiving address for either chain. Then you need to get them to do a deposit review which could either range from your funds being forfeited completely to you needing to pay a fee for the recovery and a wait of weeks to months. It all depends. If you did this onto your own wallet, then you should have the private keys available and can recover it easily. However, always double check and verify the address to receive and the network. Triple check can't hurt. Crypto doesn't have much room for error, so if you make a mistake, 99% of the time, you may just end up getting fucked.

plebbtc

You are right about Binance and BNB. Is Binance using the BNB token to collateralize loans, like FTX did with FTT?

ilovbitreum

People thought NFTs were the utility untill the Metaverse imploded. BNB still has utility in fee rebates. Hype had fee rebates for staking as well. ETH and SOL God knows.

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unknowngloomth

I'm not recommending any kind of investment. You absolute 🤡. Yeah, I'm aware of FTX collapse. So what? That's the risk I'm willing to stomach it. Who said I don't trust the project? I trust HYPE. The team literally didn't sell a single coin. It's all on-chain. Even Arthur Hayes who held and had dumped HYPE watched the team literally not selling their coins. He bought back and became bullish. HYPE tokenomics is deflationary. They use the trading fees to buybacks and burn. Everything happens in real time which you can check by yourself checking on-chain data. Am I saying that hype will be the next BTC? No, fuck that. Am I saying that HYPE is a sure thing? No, fuck that. In crypto everything is uncertain. But yeah, I believe that HYPE has the potential to dwarf SOL and compete with BNB, XRP and ETH. Am I recommending you to buy HYPE? No, screw you. You don't have the balls to go all in on ETH the wager you believe and that's why you're posting here wondering to strangers. Nobody knows shit about fuck in this space 🤡

AdPrevious5886

I dont think we are talking about the same graphics, and also could not agree on anything. Tbf, ETH did break its 2021 ATH in 2025, the last bull cycle, thats why i call it slow and steady. It was harder for it than BTC to reach ATHs, but it did. Also, how much is BTC down this year? You just upholding based on facts that can lead the conversation into your favour. You compare BTC and ETH with XMR and BNB, but you dont want me to compare HYPE with DOGE. Nobody expected DOGE to reach his ATH, and it did. Also, didnt have any institutional backing, like almost any crypto does, but i remember you Elon Musk, one of the richest and market manipulation person on the world, backed it many times. Who is even behind HYPE? Who backups it to be that trustful to you? Just your illusions. Also, yes, it worked for me. But BTC worked for me too, and i dont think is a profitable investment for me anymore. Im going back wanting the memories, yes, but also while having many takes and paths to follow. Thats why i take my time to choose my investments. Thats why i like to know how people think. Because i like to analize every scenario possible, even if its not going to happen. And the only one talking about HYPE in a post that has nothing to do with HYPE, even when other people told you're wrong already, are you. Still trying to convince how good investment HYPE is, when its the third time im saying that im not taking you seriously. Delusional, gambler, greedy, and also obstinate.

unknowngloomth

Slow and steady? ETH is down 27% this year while you're calling it steady. BTC hit new ATHs. BNB hit new ATHs. HYPE up 61% in a confirmed bear market. ETH couldn't even break its 2021 ATH in a full bull cycle. That's not slow and steady. You compared HYPE to DOGE. DOGE has no revenue. No buybacks and burnz. No institutional backing. HYPE generated $14 million in fees last week alone. You said you don't need to strike it rich. Fine. But you're planning to put 90% of survival money into an asset that underperformed the S&P 500 over 4 years. That's not conservative. You said I'm a gambler, but you're about to bet 90% of everything you own on one asset because it worked for you once in 2020.The casino analogy is perfect actually. ETH is your favorite slot machine because it paid out once. You're going back because of memory not maths

AdPrevious5886

I told you, im not taking you seriously. ETH grows slow but steady, just cant compare it. Putting BTC and ETH in the same bag and comparing their growth to the BNB, SOL and XMR or even HYPE, tells me enough. And you also doesnt seem to know how to read. I dont need to strike it rich, i need some peace and some decent money to cover holes. Also, saying " risk big in low market cap" just confirm what i said, you're a gambler. And greedy. And as someone that was a greedy gambler on casinos, maybe idk what to do with my monet but i know perfectly what to not do. Greedy gambling NEVER ends good. So keep going balls deep on HYPE, maybe someday you strike it rich like some people did back in the day with DOGE. And you know what? If that ever happens, i will feel happy for you, because you got what you wanted. But also i would be happy if it never happens, because would mean i was right nowadays. So i have a 100% chance to be happy, while you have a slightly 50% less chance due to your expectations.

unknowngloomth

And you obviously can't math. If you wanna strike it rich. You have to risk big in low market cap. You absolute 🤡 Plus, take a look at hyperliquid moat. ETH barely hit a new ATH from its 2021 ATH. Worst investment ever. BTC, SOL and BNB blew ETH out of water. Even XMR did. Get out...

Dull_Door_9376

I'm assuming your definition of a bull run is "BTC", "BNB" and "SOL" In that case yes the bull run is over. Possibly summer is a good time for accumulating

Choice_Potato_6279

Yeah it's gonna end up along with neo, iota, vet, nano graveyard like all the other reddit coins. What's funny most reddit hated coins are doing pretty good - BNB and TRX, still though it's better to go all in Bitcoin than alts that barerly match BTC performance.

Economy_Appearance72

Dexe being adopted by many DAO .... Repricing occurring, plus it's deflationary, BNB vibes...

Independent_Buy5152

BNB only

EntertainmentOne1629

World Mobile. Already has over 3 million DAU.... ranks second globally to only BNB. Real revenue and primed for hyper scaling.... USA, South Korea, Philipines, Mexico. Highly recommend you check it out.

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https://i.redd.it/r3idkd0nfysg1.gif World Mobile $WMTx has delivered a HUGE amount in just 3 months! Since January 1st, metrics aren't lying: \- Active Daily Users: 2,855,761 -> 3,391,444 +19% (+535,683) \- AirNodes (antennas): 95,031 -> 143,041 +50% (+48,010) \- Daily Network Utilisation: 1.56 PB -> 2.8 PB +80% (+1.24PB) \- went from #460 to #273 (+187) global ranking in MC (Close to $2M rewards distributed to its shareing economy since inception) Link to Token Terminal metrics (integration almost complete but not yet): [https://tokenterminal.com/explorer/metrics/user-dau](https://tokenterminal.com/explorer/metrics/user-dau) Link to live metrics: [https://airnode.worldmobile.net/ecosystem](https://airnode.worldmobile.net/ecosystem) World Mobile is now the 2nd largest blockchain in Daily Active Users behind BNB. \- Delivered Network Builder: an auction platform where users bid (with $WMTx) for the purchase of the rights to operate their own telco operations within a HEX (in the USA) \- Launched on Binance Alpha ($WMTx is multichain: World Mobile Chain, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum, Cardano) \- Expanded its operations to the Philippines with the installations of the first suite of AirNodes \- Launched Four New Phones plans in the USA (from $15/m) all with full privacy, built-in VPN, unlimited calls, text and data, no contracts \- Joined the HAPS Alliance to further push forward its Stratospheric mission \- Delivered a brand new AirNode platform \- Launched a the EarthNode Network CUG (closed user group) with Public Testnet in the coming weeks followed by Mainnet \- Delivered a brand new Mobile Account Management platform Plenty of details in our blog section: [https://worldmobile.io/blog](https://worldmobile.io/blog) ALL OF THIS IN JUST 3 MONTHS !! THIS IS THE LARGEST PROJECT: [https://worldmobile.io/](https://worldmobile.io/) World Mobile has: \- an AI division \- a SPACE division \- a Quantum-resistant EarthNode network architecture \- a global presence on 5 contients, 15 countries \- signed celebrities launching their own mobile networks Oh... and make sure you check its current market cap: [https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/world-mobile-token](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/world-mobile-token)

bimbobandit2016

BNB approaching my area of interest

bimbobandit2016

Tokenized stocks on Solana and Ondo/BNB

GalaxyS25Plus

Holy shit. TWT got rugpulled. Next BNB?

Junnowhoitis

This literally means nothing. Contributions is an irrelevant metric because there is no base threshold requirement for what a contribution is and can vary massively for importance/impact. 2m active users as a peak high is not impressive. for perspective BNB has 4.1m near has 3.7m and Tron has 2.5m daily user in the past 24 hours at the time of writing this. An upgrade that hasn't happened...

tj78492

BNB never gets love but has always been a solid performer. It's my biggest gain besides Bitcoin on accident. I bought it just to pay trading fees on Binance when it was like 20

isaacvictory

There’s no true on-chain “staking” for Bitcoin it’s mostly lending or yield products. If you’re going that route, also look beyond yield. Some platforms like Coindepo have native tokens with upside potential similar to early BNB or NEXO. So it’s not just earning on BTC could be a token play too.

bimbobandit2016

The only alt I trust to come out of this bear market and make new all time highs is $BNB. $BNB below 500 is where I'm backing up the truck

qwertydcf

Bitcoin - long term 99,9% gonna be fine ETH - big fan, but did really underperform this "bullrun" and why buy this over Bitcoin? BNB - ye the guy behind this coin is gonna end up in jail agian. Zero Trust, saudi inside trader. XRP - I can see this coin flipping ETH, longterm Solana - The memecoin /rugpull chain, but people seem to like that rn

AutisticGayBear69

It’s a good strategy. I don’t remember if Binance did something like that but look at how much BNB is worth now.

bimbobandit2016

BNB is the only alt I trust to make a big comeback next cycle. The rest seem to be spent forces

DigitalHierophant

This is not the time to be investing in crypto unless you're actively swing trading. We're currently in a brief rally within a macro bear cycle. Won't last another 30 days. I'd wait till summer when BTC goes under 60k. From there it'll likely be a 40k to 60k accumulation window. Altcoins worth accumulating (Ethereum, Solana, BNB, etc) will be down considerably then too. TLDR: You'll cry far less in the winter if you just ignore this short lived rally and accumulate more in the second half of the year.

MemecoinsTrader

Stop Sleeping. Get some ETH & BNB nad Ape In like a boss now. That first round is probably nearing 90% closed now , even with the site down. Somebody just bought nearly 2 million tokens this morning

MarioWilson122

Yeah, he keeps giving warnings, and they still aren’t going to back down, so I’m not sure why he’s still trying at this point. It’s best to come to an agreement before oil climbs to the price of one BTC, lol. I doubt it gets that bad, but still, 200–300 soon enough is a lot, and I’m certain that over time, if this continues, it could at least reach BNB’s price, which is still awful. So it’s probably best to just make peace and end the war.

Decent-Test-2479

They just passed BNB in market cap or am I stupid and that means nothing ?

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No BNB ?

sagesofthe4th_world

BNB is just awful tech. Not only is it old. But it's run by one of the most famous crypto scammers in the whole world. Why on earth it is still even listed as a legit Crypto Currency is beyond me.

CrossPuffs

The irony is that so many memecoins are on BSC. A lot of crypto traders made a fortune on BSC memes and invested their profits into BNB.

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EquityValues

USDT but no gas, the real fix is simple: Send a tiny amount of BNB (if BSC) or ETH (if Ethereum) to the wallet Then you can move the USDT. Don’t reply to the DMs or click any messages good luck bud

Shittyzed15

Another interesting angle is the growth potential of the ecosystem. Many people compare early platform tokens to the early days of BNB or NEXO, which grew massively as their platforms expanded. If CoinDepo continues to grow its user base and ecosystem, the upside potential could be significant.

anymonero

You don't use it to trade. Only the fees are deducted from its balance while you trade completely different assets. At least that's how BNB on Binance works.