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BlackberryPi7

We all know why Solana and BNB are on this list, and it's nothing good for blockchain.

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Post is by: Any-Farm-1033 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1q2x7kn/the_cex_vs_dex_tradeoff_nobody_talks_about/ Been in crypto since 2019 and watched my portfolio swing from $180k to $12k and back to $95k. Through all of that, the one thing that consistently cost me money wasn't bad trades. It was friction. Let me explain what I mean. Last March, I spotted a Solana memecoin early through a Nansen smart money alert. Some whale wallet started accumulating and I had maybe 45 minutes before CT caught on. By the time I bridged funds from my CEX, swapped to SOL, connected my Phantom wallet, and figured out the correct slippage settings, the token had already done a 4x. I bought the top like an idiot and watched it dump 70% over the next hour. This keeps happening. The decentralization vs convenience debate isn't theoretical anymore. It's costing retail participants real money every single day. The actual tradeoffs most people don't calculate: Time cost: Setting up a proper self custody solution takes hours. Managing multiple wallets across chains, backing up seed phrases securely, understanding which RPCs to use. Most people underestimate this. Gas inefficiency: I tracked my Ethereum gas spending across 47 transactions in 2024. Spent $2,847 just on failed transactions and suboptimal timing. That's not even counting successful swaps. One revoked approval during the March congestion cost me $89 in gas alone. Security surface area: Every wallet connection is a potential attack vector. I've had three friends get drained this year alone from malicious approvals they forgot to revoke. But here's the thing. CEXs have their own problems. Withdrawal freezes during volatility. Delistings without warning. The constant Currently rotating between those and BYDFi crypto exchange with their MoonX feature, you transfer SOL or BNB to MoonX first, then trade on chain tokens from there. Still way faster than bridging to external wallets. Actually saved me from aping into a honeypot last week when their scanner flagged it before I confirmed. That said, the token selection is still limited compared to going direct through Raydium, and spreads can be wider on low liquidity pairs. Is any of this as decentralized as using a DEX directly? No. But these are the tradeoffs I'm personally willing to make for speed. The uncomfortable truth: Pure decentralization maximalists will hate this take, but most retail participants aren't equipped to be their own bank. The learning curve is steep and the cost of mistakes is permanent. Meanwhile, the "banks building cages" concern is valid. Traditional finance is absolutely trying to capture crypto through ETFs and regulated custody. The practical solution probably isn't choosing one extreme. It's understanding which tool fits which use case. Cold storage for long term holds. CEX for high frequency trading where you need guaranteed execution. DEX aggregators for tokens that haven't hit centralized listings yet. Hybrid solutions for everything in between. Next month I'm planning to run a proper comparison. Same starting capital across three setups: pure DEX, pure CEX, and hybrid. Track total fees, slippage, missed opportunities, and final P&L. Might post the results here if there's interest. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

TeaEnji

If you know your wallet address you can view it on BSCScan and you should be able to calculate your BNB in and BNB out (basically, sales subtract your costs)

TrentBobart

This is a very interesting question indeed. I'm assuming history will unfold in the exact same way again right? If this is the case, then all of us could make SO much more than 10BTC. We all know what happened in late 2017. We all know how that panned out and which highs to sell at and which lows to buy at. We also remember the various pumps with BNB and XRP and even Doge etc. . . Here's the real question: Would we be able to bring market data with us? :) If so, then just one person could theoretically become the richest person on earth.

jawni

>Nah, I can name BNB and Link from top of my head, there are a couple of more. BNB only can compete in volume, because it gets juiced by Binance. So that's not a great comparison. Chainlink isn't an L1, so not a great comparison there either. >All of them are either crabbing forever or going to 0. Every coin is... >Check some of the hard hitters in older bullruns, especially before 2020 and tell me where are they now. yeah, and did any of them have the success that SOL did? No. And shouldn't it be a sign that the two (poor) examples you chose, are still very highly valued? It's almost as if alts can be good investments if they aren't vaporware.

alecpu

Nah, I can name BNB and Link from top of my head, there are a couple of more. All of them are either crabbing forever or going to 0. Check some of the hard hitters in older bullruns, especially before 2020 and tell me where are they now. The crypto sphere is a big gamble and I wouldn't put any serious money in altcoins

Ikki_The_Phoenix

No wonder that BNB's market cap leapfrogged XRP

HSuke

The ones that seem to do consistently well price-wise are the ones that rarely get talked outside in the US: BNB and TRX. It's your gamble.

Pitagrec

No, 2025 was no bear market by any means. Crypto market cap hit 4.2 trillion USD. BTC, BNB, ETH, XRP all hit their ATHs in Q3 2025. SOL came pretty close. You can't be hitting those ATHs and state that we are in a bear market. Oct 2025 is when the bear market started. It looks like all of 2025 was a bear market, but it wasn't. Sure, a lot of other alt coins didn't hit ATH, but why should every coin hit it given that most don't really provide any value? Also, retail investors had AI stocks, prediction markets, gold/silver to gamble on.

Ikki_The_Phoenix

It's better than stacking alts. They're basically underwater from its 2021 top aside from BNB and SOL.

Blackburns22

I alrdy hodl on BTC and BNB

Numerous_Ruin_4947

The market rarely gives people what they want. Everyone expected altcoins to pump alongside Bitcoin - that didn’t happen, aside from BNB. Now people want a crash so they can buy back cheaper… but that might not happen either.

Ikki_The_Phoenix

Imagine someone who bought $ETH top back in 2021. 4 years went by and they're still underwater as bitcoin, SOL and BNB hit new ATHs.

Rodrixh

MetaMask and Trust Wallet are better for presales. Are you buying with ETH, SOL, or BNB?

Rare_Rich6713

Use BNB network and use majorly stablecoins. I pay through xmoney so I will suggest that.

SevereArrivals13

Set up another BTC, BNB and MOON buy wall. Happy New Year!

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roadydick

Came for this - and, if you had BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, BNB, AVAX, BAT, or ADA in your already your private wallet you already should have some

AutisticGayBear69

I think $ASTER has a future in the BNB/Binance ecosystem. $ASTER is currently testing its L1 privacy coin right now. I don’t see a lot of interest in AsterDEX on Reddit even though it’s got almost 8m users now. It might be more of an Asian customer base. $GIGGLE is an interesting concept in terms of supporting children’s education but the 5% tax may be a deterrent to wide adoption. I feel it will be a few/several years before either will have an mcap similar to BNB. I’m holding $ASTER long term.

Reasonable-Opening77

The issue with your portfolio is that many (or all) of these tokens likely won’t reach new ATHs in the next bull run, since market sentiment seems to be consolidating around a small handful of names. It absolutely sucks (and is antithetical to the original intention of crypto), but look at what Wall Street is saying, not a bunch of random YouTubers whose main source of revenue is ads. I'm speaking from experience...I lost a TON after the bubble burst last time, but then I consolidated into a couple names, and did quite well this time. MATIC / Polygon / POL (lol), for example, was a total dud, and I don’t think it ever reached its ATH this cycle. If your portfolio was BTC, ETH, SOL, and maybe BNB, I’d recommend holding. Answer is A.

Superb_Conclusion603

I’ve decided on the following allocation for my portfolio: 35% BTC, 25% ETH, 20% BNB, 10% SOL, and 10% LINK.

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tldr; The BNB Smart Chain (BSC) is set to implement the Fermi hard fork on January 14, 2026, introducing significant upgrades like reducing block intervals from 750ms to 450ms for faster transactions. The update includes five new BNB Evolution Proposals (BEPs) to enhance network stability, efficiency, and scalability, benefiting applications in DeFi, gaming, and trading. Node operators must upgrade to v1.6.4 to avoid disruptions. The upgrade aims to improve transaction speeds and support high-demand applications while maintaining blockchain security and decentralization. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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tldr; In 2025, BNB emerged as the most popular blockchain with 4.32 million transactions, surpassing Solana (3.23 million) and Near (3.15 million). BNB's success is attributed to Binance's backing, ultra-low fees, fast transaction finality, and support for a wide range of cryptocurrencies. Near gained traction due to AI-related projects, while Aptos and Tron also made the top five. Ethereum did not rank among the top chains but remained a significant revenue earner. However, BNB's centralization and reliance on Binance pose potential risks. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

PirateSKB

XMR is good for security, Nano is fast is feeless, XLM is fast and takes very little time to transfer funds, BNB is basically a more centralized version of BTC but does better smart contracts than BTC, Litecoin is still around ironically and moves funds cheaply, USDC and USDT are important as stablecoins Etc

Tradenoss

For a 5 to 10 year hold, look at Solana (speed and DeFi ecosystem), Cardano (peer reviewed and stable), Chainlink (feeds real world data to smart contracts, which matters for tokenized assets), Polkadot (connects blockchains), BNB (tied to Binance), XRP (cross border payments with banks adopting it), Avalanche (fast contracts), and Polygon (Ethereum scaling). These have active development and actual use cases beyond hype. Just make sure you understand what each one does before buying, not just price charts.

Big-Reindeer3364

Why has no one mentioned BNB? Coin of the biggest exchange in the world. And just look at the chart.

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tldr; Changpeng Zhao, Binance founder, is focusing on BNB Chain, stablecoin 2.0, and prediction markets as part of his 2025 strategy. He emphasizes the development of native, yield-bearing stablecoins beyond the traditional USDT model and supports projects through YZi Labs. BNB Chain has seen significant growth in users and transaction volume, becoming a key blockchain network. Zhao also highlights the potential of prediction markets and advocates for long-term, mission-driven innovation in the blockchain space. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

xoleji8054

He so smart to own 100% BNB 0% BTC btw.

NilNow

Anything can happen. Some alts pumping this cycle are far beyond what they did in 2021 (XRP, Zcash, BNB, etc.) We didn’t have a real alt season for probably a lot of reasons. Polar opposite macro conditions, new ways to make outsized bets on blue chip coins (perps), new narratives like the trump trade, DATs, ETFs, etc. I think a full alt season where everything flies to the moon can happen again. But it was asking a bit much for it to happen a 3rd time on a predictable cycle schedule with entirely different conditions.

SevereArrivals13

BTC, BNB, HYPE and MOONs Easy long-term holds with fantastic tokenomics

Fancy_Palpitation_38

Secret Network (SCRT) is one of the few blockchain projects focused on true privacy at the smart-contract level — it lets developers and users build and interact with dApps where inputs, outputs, and state are encrypted by default, unlocking real use cases that public chains can’t support.  This isn’t just about hiding transactions — it’s about protecting financial data, identities, and sensitive logic in DeFi, NFTs, gaming, and beyond. That means MEV resistance, front-running protection, and private DeFi interactions right on-chain.  Secret also enables privacy for tokens from other blockchains through Secret Bridges and the SNIP-20 standard, so assets from ETH, BNB, and more can become privacy-preserving in Secret’s ecosystem.  SCRT itself has real utility — it’s used for network fees, staking (security + rewards), and governance, meaning holders can help shape the future of the protocol.  In an age where data privacy is increasingly valued but rarely delivered on public blockchains, Secret Network represents a unique and growing niche in Web3 — and that’s why more people need to pay attention to SCRT now.

Sagar_Sage

Invest in BTC , ETH , SOL , TAO , BNB , AAVE , SUI

piggleii

Yeah I made some decent money shorting it against BNB a while ago.

Green_Ad9723

Yes, something in SOL and BNB and ETH

DankShibe

I didn’t take profits last year on Dogecoin because I expected a run this year. I didn’t take any profits on it during the 2021 bull run as well. Now I must wait 2 to 3 years more for another chance if it ever comes . But next time it does a 300% I will definitely take some profits from it . On the good side at least this time I took profits from XRP BNB and BTC and got myself a 1k usd 5070ti

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tldr; Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers can now pay for cloud computing services using BNB through the Better Payment Network (BPN), built on BNB Chain. This integration offers faster settlements, reduced transaction costs, and improved cash flow control. BPN supports secure, transparent, and programmable payments, simplifying operations for businesses across regions. The move highlights BNB's growing role in real-world financial applications, expanding its use beyond trading to enterprise-level payments and cross-border transactions. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

buddies2705

they fake BNB chain volume, i am pretty sure they fake exchange volume also, Binance is very shady

jawni

Nope. Base also lost the exact same percentage of DEX traders. BNB has lost 50% of it's traders just in the last 2 months. Take any negative Solana news posted here with a grain of salt and verify all of it, most of the time it's either wrong or very misleading. If people wanted to actually have a worthwhile discussion they'd have just posted the full dashboard, or at least more context, but Solana always has a target on it's back. But the smart people know to just find the source and check there: https://dune.com/queries/5745581/9324092

thelawenforcer

the reason its had a shitcoin casino period was because the fees were low and the user experience much better. ETH had a memecoin casino period too (where do you think Shiba Inu came from?) - same with BNB. Another element to consider is that Solana tokens are significantly safer to interact with than ERC-20 tokens. When meme casino activity was happening on ETH/BNB, it was not uncommon for meme tokens to actually be wallet drainers etc. Those 'approvals' you have to do on EVMs can be VERY dangerous!

jawni

So just FYI, they cherrpicked the absolute picotop of the chart for Solana and then also picked the absolute bottom, so I'm doing the same for the comparisons on other chains to keep it fair: Solana: peaked at 4.8m, down to 680k, 85% drop. Base: peaked at 1.3m, down to 191k, 85% drop. BNB: peaked at 900k, down to 450k, 50% drop. (note: BNB hit it's peak only 2 months ago, Solana's peak was 11 months ago, Base's was 6 months ago) Other than that there aren't any notable spikes or drops in dex trader numbers. You can verify this info on the actual dashboard... of course no one here wants to actually link to that, otherwise it invalidates the "solana = bad" narrative that this sub desperately clings to. https://dune.com/queries/5745581/9324092

trdtr500

Asking about BNB, specifically. There were a few events that some folks may recall from the past couple of years that changed the organization of some things there.

trdtr500

Has BNB consolidated its network? Less chance of making a mistake now when sending? Used to be confusing.

OddBackground6835

Etheruem , litecoin , BNB , sol , xrp and doge

darkdemon991

BNB performing better most of the altcoins even ETH this year

MountKrypt

The long term viability of a token comes down to real-world usage. Usage has been the major driving force behind the most success tokens (ETH, SOL, BNB). The tokens that have seen real world integrations have the strongest chance of surviving and thriving, whereas the ones only living on community loyalty are more likely to bleed slow deaths.

cardanianofthegalaxy

Surviving cycles and actually worth holding for profit are two different things. Outside the top 10 its clear that LTC has staying power but price action sucks. Personally I think only ETH, SOL, BNB and LINK are worth holding into the next cycle.

A-Stock-A-Day

Cycle survivors (dinos that stick around like ADA/XRP): * **ETH** — L2 king, ETFs, DeFi backbone. Immortal. * **SOL** — Speed + memes + adoption, too big to fade. * **XRP** — Banks/utility + reg wins, eternal zombie. * **ADA** — Research vibe + upgrades, slow but survives bears. * **LINK** — Oracles needed forever, no competition kills it. * **BNB** — Binance empire fuel, burns + utility = longevity. Most memes/new L1s ghost, but these have real ecosystems/moats. 90% alts die anyway, stick to top 20.

OddBackground6835

Altcoins are eth , BNB , solana xrp ecc this bunch of crypto , everything else is trash

SevereArrivals13

Only BNB comes to mind right now

Emperor-of-the-North

Same as BNB before CZ getting pardoned by Trump. The common point between them is that they aren't listed on Coinbase, so Americans can't dump them.

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tldr; Bitcoin's price fell below $87,000, triggering the liquidation of nearly $200 million in long positions within one hour. This sudden drop caused shockwaves across the crypto market, with Ethereum, BNB, Solana, and XRP experiencing declines of 4% and 3%, respectively. Long liquidations occur when leveraged positions are automatically closed after prices fall below certain thresholds. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Outrageous-Study7881

With a 2k portfolio and a mid risk/reward goal, I’d probably keep it fairly simple. A core position in ETH for growth and ecosystem exposure, a couple of strong large-cap alts (like SOL or BNB..) for higher upside, and a small allocation to a narrative I believe in (AI, L2s, or DeFi). I’d also keep some dry powder in stablecoins in case of dips. No memes, no leverage just projects with real usage and liquidity.

doyzer9

Country is useful as not all allow the same exchanges. Kraken is free to use, and a good learner exchange, with good security and reputation. For beginners using Kraken, the 4.99 a month to join Kraken plus will save on exchange fees. Start with the top cryptos as the value is more stable... BTC, ETH, LTC, XRP, TAO, SOL, BNB, and many other top ranked cryptos, these generally go up and down in value in line with BTC. Always buy when the market dips, never in bull runs or from social media hyped coins. The market is in a dip, so personally I would buy now, as I have confidence that the market will recover and boom in 2026. DYOR. Each crypto type is held online on its own independent Blockchain managed by 100s or 1000s of different computers (mining) and verifying the specific crypto ledger (Blockchain) Exchanges and wallets interface into the Blockchain and use highly encrypted "keys" to record and move crypto on each Blockchain. Keys are generally coded by a seed phrase. Anyone with this seed phrase or your "keys" can move your crypto on the Blockchain. For best security, avoid ALL online wallets (metamask, trust wallet, phantom, coinbase wallet, and many other "hot wallets" as your keys/seed phrase is stored online. Buy a cold wallet / hardware wallet is always the best storage solution. Ledger,

SevereArrivals13

Chilling and stacking more BTC, BNB and Moons whenever possible. Staking all of them except for BTC for very juicy rewards too. Everything is gonna be fine.

biba8163

The **SEC's mandate** is to protect investors in: 1. Investment of money 2. In a common enterprise 3. With an expectation of profits 4. Derived from the efforts of others **Crypto projects** — especially ICOs, pre-mine allocations, staking schemes, yield promises, roadmap-driven tokens **fall within the SEC's purview**: 1. Raising money from the public 2. Promising future development 3. Suggesting price appreciation 4. Showing a team whose efforts supposedly increase token value *ALMOST ALL of crypto are are at irrecoverable losses of 70-90% or worse over 4-year and 8-year spans because they are straight up scams, money grabs that are sham tokens, slow/fast rug pulls, make false promises, false statements, promote false use cases, steal investor funds, pump tokens with manipulation and undisclosed paid promotions, etc* **It is a testament to how dumb crypto investors are when 99.X% of all projects/coins in the space are at major irrecoverable losses where the founder/insiders/devs have made off rich like bandits but crypto bros think the SEC is the problem.** > **From December 2017 - ~99.5% of coins are at losses** > - 194 out of 200 coins listed on the 1st page are lower today than they were 8 years ago. > - Keep loading and scroll further... > - 1,792 out of ~1,800 coins listed are all at losses. MOST of these coins, you can't even sell at a loss because they are delisted on exchanges or there isn't any volume to sell without affecting the prices. > - *ONLY BTC and ETH from the top 25 are in profit.* > https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20171231/ > **From November 2021 - ~99.8% of coins are at losses** > - 395 out of 400 coins listed on the 1st page are lower today than they were 4 years ago. > - Keep loading and scroll further... > - ~4,994 out of ~5,000+ coins listed are all at losses. > - *ONLY BTC, BNB and XRP from the top 25 are in profit* > https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20211109/

3tc4tc

SOL, ETH, USDT, BNB, or Card. And don't forget to join the Solfart Nation subreddit, thats where the founder are posting most of the time

No-Contribution9918

I'm talking about Ethereum L1 itself though, not simply just its clients. But yes, there are dozens of EVM chains that are scalable by having smaller validator sets and faster block times (BNB chain, Avalanche, Polygon, Sonic, Hyperliquid, etc).

Itur_ad_Astra

> I just don't see a clear reason why anyone would invest trillions into alts. Trillions? The combined alt marketcap excluding BTC, ETH, and BNB shouldn't even be worth billions.

iamjide91

Alts are always dramatic. If you are holding alts, make sure it's not solely for speculation. I'm accumulating more AIOZ rn because I think I'll need those tokens for streaming or something related. Could go up in value too, don't mind. But SOL, BNB, ETH are known for speculations, alongside BTC.

FactCheckerJack

So there are multiple brands of cars, like there are multiple brands of cryptos. And the total supply of all cryptos is a lot, isn't it? In fact, anyone can effortlessly create their own crypto in a few minutes. So really, the total supply of all brands of crypto is... infinite. "Oh, but people don't want the crypto coin that you created. They only want an arbitrary subset of crypto coins that are more popular for no specific reason -- mostly just because they caught on a little earlier. Not just Bitcoin, but also Etherium, Dogecoin, XRP, Cardo, Shiba Inu, Tether, BNB, etc."

Itur_ad_Astra

Because the fate of every crypto except BTC, ETH, BNB and stablecoins is to go to zero. Not 99.6% down. Zero. Check the alts from 2013, you will find maybe three that still exist.

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tldr; Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) reflected on his emotional departure as CEO in 2023, revealing he cried while writing his resignation blog. His exit followed a settlement with US authorities over compliance issues, including a four-month prison term. CZ now focuses on BNB Chain projects, global cryptocurrency adoption, and initiatives like Giggle Academy and YZi Labs. He expressed satisfaction with Binance's growth under new leadership and his post-CEO endeavors. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Drizznarte

Short answer is no. Smart contracts can migrate between blockchains , they can be multi operable on multi levels. Teather runs on ,Eth ,Tron ,BNB , Solana and bitcoin on the RGB protocol. All at the same time.

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AutisticGayBear69

I think Binance is probably the biggest. I’m region restricted so don’t have an account there anymore. MEXC has a ton. I’ve never had any issues though I see people saying they’ve had their funds frozen. Maybe Hyperliquid but I’ve never used them (I’m region restricted). Aster DEX is another option and is considered a Binance spin off because of CZ endorsement. It’s a perp DEX like Hyperliquid. There’s a number of futures trading competitions happening right now where you can win and/or earn a pretty decent ASTER token airdrop. I’ve received way more in ASTER tokens than I’ve gambled, er, traded 😂. Check out their discord Announcements for details. Also a casual plug for the ASTER token. It just came out a few months ago on the BSC and could be the next BNB. CZ owns a pretty decent bag and I don’t think CZ has too many tokens or coins outside of BNB and BTC. I’m holding all my ASTER airdrops for at least a few years.

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tldr; Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has surged nearly 40% this year, making it the best-performing Layer-1 blockchain asset of 2023. It has outperformed major networks like BNB, Ethereum, and Solana, many of which remain in negative territory. Analyst Crypto Koryo attributes BCH's success to favorable supply dynamics, including no token unlocks, no foundation treasury, and no venture-capital overhang, which reduce sell-side pressure. This strong performance comes despite the project lacking an official social media presence. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Illustrious_Way3898

It’s 1.28x above the 2021 ATH. Not double, but better than all other projects. BNB is the only one on par with BTC at 1.27x its 2021 ATH.

Dedsnotdead

Aside from holding Btc and Eth I’ve completely disconnected from any thoughts about use case and the value of any other token. I got in very early to MATIC and Sol and also BNB. I could give you my view on each but ultimately BNB is an exchange coin, Sol aside from its insanely questionable tokenomics has a plunge protection team and Matic, I don’t event want to talk about. Now I hold Btc and Eth, some Hype (another exchange coin) and the rest I trade on the numbers. So the biggest change in my thinking is a complete disconnect from the use case or value of any token. Now I trade on the metrics I’ve decided to use and don’t care what the token is. With the exception of Eth, Btc and Hype. I still hold a big chunk of BNB as well but that’s trade-able as far as I’m concerned.

Rocko210

LOL, it’s been bad since 2023. Only BTC, BNB, and ETH have moved.

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Itur_ad_Astra

On October 10, 2025, Binance killed the altcoin market. The only thing that survived is BTC (because it's BTC), ETH (Wall Street's chosen), BNB (Binance wills this) and stablecoins. Are any of you guys in here still think that your 97.2% shitcoin will ever recover, or you're just waiting for the pump that will never come so you can leave?

I_argue_for_funsies

Binance purchased it for an unknown amount in 2020. User data is incredibly powerful for a company that benefits from liquidating you. They also started censoring the chat to prevent negative posts about binance and BNB. You couldn't even mention competitors at one time (might be the same but I don't go there to check). Use coin gecko

Inside_Lengthiness_3

I get the feeling you’re pointing at how one player can steer BNB’s price and that may feel rough if you hold a lot. Best Wallet has helped me keep coins separated in my head because I see balances, fees, and recent swaps without digging through multiple apps. For something so linked to one ecosystem as BNB, I’d size smaller, take profits gradually, and avoid basing everything on one chart.

SomewhereBusiness503

BTC is the obvious one with ETFs and strong institutional support, so it’s likely to survive long-term. ETH is another big contender thanks to its smart contract ecosystem and growing adoption, especially with staking and layer-2 scaling. Other coins with real utility could stick around too, like BNB (used in Binance ecosystem), SOL (for fast smart contracts), and maybe ADA or AVAX if their networks keep growing. The general rule is: projects with strong developer ecosystems, real use cases, and network effects have the best shot. Everything else might fizzle when the next bear market hits.

GoldMouth-601

I’m a be honest with you I’d hold up just a little before I’d invest being new cuz honestly no telling if this is really the bottom or not. But if you just want to invest anyway you can’t go wrong with ETH or SOL or even XRP or BNB. Just don’t believe the hype and you’ll be good. And BTC of course is a solid option put with it being 90k you’d need a 180k BTC to double your money while a 6k Eth 260 Sol or a $4 XRP seems easier to accomplish

FlowersforAlgorand

Welcome back from your coma. 🤣 BNB has been live on Coinbase since late October.

AgitatedDragonfly769

Coinbase listed BNB today..

_TheWolfOfWalmart_

I know I sound like a broken record, but no alt is a good long term hold compared to BTC. None of them. Not ETH, not SOL, not BNB, Definitely not DOT. Nothing. You can get lucky with a new one sometimes that outperforms BTC for a single cycle. That's it.

LargeSnorlax

But you didn't have to sift through the shit, you apparently literally only had to buy the top alts. Literally chuck a dart at the top 10 and you made money. SOL was $20 in 2022. ETH was $1k. XRP was $0.50. TRX was $0.06. BNB was $200. Yes, if you buy things only at all time highs you will have a hard time making money, but if you're actually paying attention you could make money on the easiest things as well.

LargeSnorlax

It's like I keep saying - People think 85k is a level where Crypto winter is happening? Lot of people on their first cycle. Bitcoin is up literally 400%+ from 3 years ago, there's a lot of room to fall. Hell, it was $5k in 2020. You think alts at these prices are bad? [Take a look at the chart during Covid](https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20200322/) - People taking profits on ETH from here are still up 25x, Bitcoin 15x, BNB was like $11 lol In an *actual* bear market, like 99% of the people posting here wouldn't be here, they'd be over on /r/wallstreetbets gambling on penny stocks

TexasBoyz-713

After waiting 7 years for XRP to make a slightly new high.. The super centralized BNB surely doesn’t make many people comfortable Another slight new ATH by ETH by just a few percent, SOL did okay but memeage can only take the market so far.. Yeah it’s true that all alts aren’t completely dead, but sifting through all the shit to find a few milligrams of gold just doesn’t seem worth it anymore, it just leaves me wondering, what new investor would take a look at this market and want to jump in?

LargeSnorlax

Was it though? XRP hit ATH this year. BNB hit ATH this year. ETH and SOL both hit ATH this year. TRX hit ATH this year. The major alts did just fine. The dime a dozen other alts with huge inflation and vesting schedules? Yeah, they sucked, but things like ATOM and DOT were destined for failure anyways. Any coin that pays its holders absurd inflation for staking just goes down the drain eventually.

Comfortable-Half5165

With $20, focus on learning and safety first. You can try buying BNB or BTC on spot, but treat it as practice, not a way to make quick money. Tools like LIFE Wallet can help you safely manage and explore crypto.

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DistinctEngineering2

My big three, BTC, ETH, BNB. You don't have to like BNB to understand why it will still be thriving in 5 years. ETH will be No1 one day due to its programmable nature which will help it outfox BTC down the line. BTC is the only one I struggle to see a reason for its survival 5 years from now, but obviously crypto wouldn't be here without it, Quantum computing will be interesting for its survival.

OkMathematician168

I asked chat GPT. Here are top 5 in the next 5-10 years BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, XRP or LINK

Illustrious_Way3898

OP: Look at the BNB chart.

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dayvoid3154

So do you and me and everyone. Remember when ETH went ICO, Solana and BNB and we all could buy for less than a dollar each???

AsideWild6996

For alts, I check on the status of the project and what is it abou Went for COPI and RYO. For established ones, I went for SOL. BNB. ADA

Green_Ad9723

3x 1000 btc Order 2x 1000 SOL Staking 1x 1000 BNB

Jebne

Not to mention you shoulda also all inned BTC in december 2018, hold till summer 2019 peak and sell, all in during the exact ETH bottom of the covid crash, hold till 4K, swap to BNB, all in that to a doge 100x long, dump (100x short preferred) when Elon was in SNL, buy back in at the bottom of 2021 summer, sell at 69K, go 100x short at the absofucking lute peak, hold that till ftx crash, then all in btc, hold till 100k, swap to gold ETF with 100x leverage. It was all so obvious, why did you not do it??

3tc4tc

Directly on the website [solfart.io](http://solfart.io) and you can also check the investment potential and all listing proof at [https://cryptoexchanges.solfart.io/](https://cryptoexchanges.solfart.io/) ( I bought about 16 BNB worth of it wich why 'Im promoting heavily, so please DYOR! )

justasalad185

BNB is also a safe bet. It’s actually had a solid new ATH this cycle.

slasherzx

Erg is a fair launched POW L1 coin that has Smart contract, no VC, bridged to top 10 coins with their decentralized bridge (BNB, BTC, Doge, Ada, ETH and Bitcoin-runes), dapps, dexes, has their own version of USDT which is overcollaterized and new Gluon which is pegged to Gold price. Subblocks will be implemented that would increase TPS to seconds, as current block time has an average of 2 min.

MusaRilban

Ergo is one of those projects that will either explode or die, no middle ground. Founded by the same guy who made LINK. It's got zk proofs, it's eUTXO like BTC, proof of work, a great mixer, true fixed supply (coins that don't get used for years get redistributed to miners as fees, it's the only crypto with a true fixed supply so figure can't go up or down - BTC and others ultimately trend towards 0 as coins are lost). Smart contracts, DeFi, not on any tier 1 exchanges. The devs just non-stop build. I think it's pumping rn because of BTC Runes. The Rosen Bridge team (a bridge on Erg to BTC/ADA/ETH/BNB/DOGE) have just introduced BTC Runes+ which essentially lets you turn BTC into a playground for custom tokens. There's so, so much more. It's honestly a hidden gem waiting to rip your face off.

IndustrialPuppetTwo

Depending on what you mean by alts you might be best just taking the loss. If you mean ETH or BNB as alt then hold it but if it's some dumb meme coin based on farts or something, history clearly shows that they never come back.

Dark_Raiden_

Didn't Oct 10th show that only BTC, ETH, SOL & BNB have real liquidity.

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-5H4Z4M-

75% Bitcoin, 10% Ethereum, 5% BNB, 2% USDC 8% left are for more risky projects , Hyperliquid, Solana, Monero, Aster and Aave. by "risky" i mean according to my own opinion of course.