BNB

Edulseblaalsearht

Where can you buy BNB?

ettubrutusvp

Why only ETH? If I were you, I’d diversify into SOL, BTC, and BNB too.

LargeSnorlax

Here's some "what if" trades to keep you going -I had the opportunity to buy 2,000,000 XRP when it was $0.005. Instead, I moved back to Australia to live there and work for a couple of years. - I bought 1,000,000 POPCAT earlier this year when it was a fraction of a cent. When it went up to $0.10 I sold it all, made a good amount of money. POPCAT went up to $2, making that a multimillion dollar decision. - I bought 1,000 BNB at $1 back when it launched because I thought we needed it for trading fees. When Binance shuttered in Canada, I sold the BNB because I didn't need it any more. This was at about $30. Rest is history really. - Back when I was investing in stocks for the first time, I liked video games so I put a bunch of money into Corsair instead of NVIDIA. CRSR fell straight into the ground and NVIDIA went straight into the sky. If you look back at every "what if" trade, you'll just be sad because there's no possible way you can know the exact perfect time to trade, and there's no way your risk tolerance is ever going to perfectly match an irrational market. Learn from this and next run set (realistic) sell targets you want to hit and places where you can take profit. Crypto is about managing your greed.

LargeSnorlax

Lotta tippy top signals to take profits this year - 5th bitcoin ATH - ETH hitting ATH - SOL hitting ATH - BNB hitting ATH Nice trade

biba8163

It was obvious Altseasons were coming to an end. Every subsequent "cycle" BTC had diminished returns and Alt gains were more muted. In 2021, we didn't even have a broad Altseason. 2024/25 it was obvious that with BTC diminishing returns, Institutional involvement and ETFs that most Alts would be decimated. The total Alt marketcap has shrunk -40% since November 2021 and nobody knows where the money for Alts will come from since they can no longer depend on leeching off BTC. **2013** Weekly Alt Performance as BTC pushes towards $1K - LTC 150% - XRP 300% - Peercoin 270% - Namecoin 620% - Primecoin 670% - Novacoin 335% - Megacoin 1,400% https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20131126/ **2017** Weekly Alt Performance as BTC pushes towards $20K - ETH 60% - BCH 50% - XRP 200% - LTC 63% - ADA 340% https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20171218/ **2021** Weekly Alt Performance as BTC pushes towards $70K - ETH 11% - BNB 18% - SOL 22% - ADA 8% - XRP 18% https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20211108/

Fancy_Sea_1786

I also hold various cryptocurrencies and stake them. Even though 5PT is still young, it's also a security asset token. It has fallen, BNB is your "leading currency," but it's being recovered through buybacks and will reach a new all-time high this year.

Distinct-Thanks-6477

ETH, SOL, BNB, and LINK are great picks if you’re looking strictly at altcoins. If I were to add a mid-cap that I believe could scale to a billion-dollar market cap and beyond, I’d include AIOZ. AIOZ Network is a true DePIN infrastructure project with real products already live, including AIOZ AI, AIOZ Storage, and AIOZ Stream.

agreatcat

That makes total sense regrading them being around when others where not. I had this conversation with a friend a while back. Basically, the older coins had utilities being written for their chains when no one else was around. I didn't realize BNB was that old. But I think you hit the nail on the head Darknesshado. That is probably the single most true fact. Too many projects, dApps being spread out across all the chains. It seem like now day blockchains have to prove their worth. I get the supply and demand thing with Max supply, but maybe it's like you said, that the money is too spread out.

Putrid-Past-3366

IMO we need a few more details before any personalized recommendations can be made, but here's a jumping off point. --- You ask if you should take profits, and say you've already taken 500% profit on whatever lucky coin you bought. So, we can assume you sold your entire bag, then bought back in — with an updated buying power of $25,000. First, given the current market state, and the fact that it sounds like you got lucky with your initial investment, it could be pertinent to de-risk your current position... but we'll circle back to that. Couple questions and general thoughts — ⋗ Do you have any debt with above a 4-5% interest rate? Do you have any good debt? Debt can be good, but in my experience, most people asking a question like this haven't found an opportunity to cross the threshold from bad to good. Learn about it, and consider ways you can leverage it in your life. It is one of the keys to financial freedom. ⋗ What's your job, and is that what you want to do for the rest of your life? $25k could be enough to work fewer hours/part time while going (back) to school or to take a run at turning a side hustle into a occupation. More likely than not, you're going to spend more time working and sleeping than anything else. Take the time necessary to find something you enjoy, and don't settle for less. ⋗ What are your mid and long term goals? What is your current life situation? Recommendations for someone who's married, hoping to buy a house, just had/about to have kids vs someone single, looking to move somewhere new to go back to school. --- IMO your thinking should all kind of revolve around/circle back to; are you happy/comfortable where you're at and what kind of impact could $20,000 make in your life/future. --- The market looks like it has more downside, but I personally think the four year cycle is dead and that the price action we are seeing is an argument that Bitcoin is maturing as an asset. However, you don't want to get caught up trying to catch the first 25-40% of a potentially parabolic trend reversal, only to buy in early and lose 30-40% or more of your gains. It's all manipulated. If you think it's the bottom, it's probably not. So again, never deploy all of your capital at once. My best advice for re-entry is to be patient and wait for confluence between BTC followed by ETH/SOL/BNB all bouncing from major support zones, paired with BTC dominance moving decisively below 59%. Buy in waves and try not to get emotional when you see a big green 4hr candle. Remember, the market is just patient people, taking money from impatient people. --- As far as what you should buy... If it were me, I would probably move 20-50% of it into stocks, but I'll stick to the crypto. Long-term, you have to understand that Bitcoin is king. You can take collateralized loans out against, and never sell. IMO, that gives it the most financial utility of any crypto, currently. That being said, I think that (years) down the road, others could follow suit. Looking beyond Bitcoin, I would allocate a large percentage of your portfolio to top 10 coins with proven utility — 60-80% — Eth, Sol, Bnb, Link, and whatever else you believe in. I like Solana. The traffic, money, and rwa all seem to be going that way, but it was also $8 only a few rotations aroud the sun ago... You can do whatever you want with the remainder. I'm sure you'll get all sorts of recommendations from other jackasses; like me, who have too many opinions. I'll check back if this post gets any comments.

infernalr00t

Recap: Zcash: the most impressive alt this cycle BNB: keeps delivering Ethereum: biggest deception Beside those, alts where totally decimated this cycle, this is basically only Bitcoin.

SeriousExamination49

This is the kind of setup you only see once in a cycle BNB had utility + timing Biokript has utility + timing + BIG tech backing Microsoft and Google + a real DeFi product That’s not hype… that’s foundation Early buyers always write the history books

bimbobandit2016

Why would Binance need to ipo when they have BNB? Plus an ipo would prevent them from doing all the crime they're used to

FiatFree

If I was the one thinking like you, and made my mind to put money into BNB, It would be destroyed in the next cycle or even before that.

infernalr00t

Same here. And if binance ipo on usa expect huge gains. BNB looks like a beast for the next market.

bimbobandit2016

BNB will do everything in their power to overtake ETH next cycle. They're my pick outside of BTC

Acceptable-Home-8218

I use Bitlock wallet for that. It lets you swap directly between chains (like SOL to BNB) in one step. It handles the bridge and swap automatically, and fees end up lower than doing it manually through multiple dApps.

Mundane_Newspaper522

True, and BNB is now available to trade on moomoo. Feel like they are getting more and more powerful on crypto.

DeaderthanZed

Supply doesn’t matter as all these cryptos are nearly infinitely divisible. The rate of ISSUANCE matters because that’s basically inflation. A deflationary or less inflationary crypto is better for long term holding all else being equal. But price x supply equals market cap. Market cap is what you look at for valuation not price. An asset with 100,000 units priced at $10 is the same as if it had 1,000,000 units at $1. The unit of measurement is illusory. Market cap is the same. All that being said you are almost on the right track of looking for L1 cryptos that have adoption EXCEPT Sol, BNB, and Eth are the only cryptos to meet your criteria (outside btc which is it’s own thing.) Every other l1 ecosystem is completely dead and polka dot might be the deadest among them all. There isn’t a single app in the entire DOT ecosystem that has any product market fit. Not a single token on SOT that anyone wants to be. Really no reason to ever venture into the polka dot parachain ecosystem. So whatever games they play with supply are completely irrelevant. DOT is likely to continue eroding value as measured against btc as the previous cycle’s hype over its promise grows more and more distant and the reality sinks in.

Sandharbor

No one talks about it cuase it’s pretty much an exchange token for Bitfinex and not listed on the other popular exchanges like CB or BNB

Distinct-Thanks-6477

I have kept 70% in ETH, BNB, TAO, RENDER, AIOZ. The rest is in stablecoins. So i am basically all in.

Hot_Raccoon_565

What idiot would think BNB wasn’t centralized…

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Several blockchains, including BNB, Cosmos, SUI, and others, have mechanisms to freeze user funds, raising concerns about decentralization. These chains use hardcoded functions, configuration settings, or smart contracts to enable freezing. Bankless co-founder Ryan Sean Adams highlighted this issue, categorizing chains based on their freezing methods. Critics argue that such practices align more with traditional finance, undermining the principles of blockchain technology. Users are advised to exercise caution and consult financial advisors. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

GoodBot88

Somehow not surprised at all to see BNB there.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Bybit's Lazarus Security Lab identified 16 blockchain networks capable of freezing or restricting user funds, analyzing 166 networks. Mechanisms include hardcoded freezing, configuration file-based freezing, and on-chain smart contract freezing. Notable blockchains with these capabilities include BNB Chain, VeChain, and Heco. The report highlights concerns about censorship and centralization in blockchain systems, despite these mechanisms being intended for security. The findings contribute to debates on decentralization and control in blockchain technology. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

MusaRilban

You are definitely correct that a fair bit of the immunity has come from those facts tbh. But what keeps me bullish is a few things: 1. It's got optional privacy features as good as or better than 99% of privacy coins 2. No premine, ASIC resistant allowing for decentralised distribution 3. Mewfinance/Mewmart (check it out, so good) 4. Rosen.tech (bridge to ADA/BTC/BNB/DOGE/ETH+ more coming) 5. Sub-blocks rolling out soon leading to exponentially faster block times 6. Demurrage (coins not used for years get recirculated back to miners - pure fixed supply not trending to 0 like BTC and other limited supply coins) In the end, I'm probably just an idiot shouting at the wall. But value is 100% there. It's not on exchanges but has held this 50m mcap floor so well. If there ever was a true moonshot, Ergo is 100% it. It's just depressing that the cypherpunk values of crypto have turned to shit coin scam.com . The guy who replied to me laughing has posted multiple times about being scammed via crypto. People just do not get it at all.

ImMaury

Binance. 0.075% fees with BNB discount

Dongerated

The report identifies three distinct types of fund-freezing mechanisms: Hardcoded freezing, built directly into the blockchain code (e.g., BNB Chain, VeChain) Configuration-based freezing, managed through validator or foundation settings (e.g., Sui, Aptos) On-chain contract freezing, executed via system contracts (e.g., HECO) The study highlights several notable cases: Sui froze $162 million in stolen assets after the Cetus hack. Aptos later added blacklisting functions following the incident. BNB Chain used hardcoded blacklists to contain a $570 million bridge exploit. VeChain set an early precedent in 2019 by freezing funds from a $6.6 million breach. Cosmos's modular account design may enable similar interventions in the future. These interventions demonstrate how fund-freezing functions can serve as emergency tools to protect users and mitigate damage in large-scale security breaches.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; 2025 was a pivotal year for cryptocurrency, emphasizing utility and institutional integration over speculation. Bitcoin thrived due to US spot ETFs, maintaining a price near $100,000. Ether rebounded after ETF approval, while privacy coins like Zcash and Monero gained traction amid demand for financial anonymity. XRP settled its SEC case, achieving legal clarity, and Solana introduced significant upgrades. Newcomer Hyperliquid showed strong growth, and BNB expanded its ecosystem. The year highlighted the importance of innovation, transparency, and real-world use in shaping crypto's future. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

SilverbackViking

Check out a guy called Satoshi Stacker on YouTube, he goes into it a bit and has links to specific bots as well as exchanges. For me on Binance I just sell USDT leveraged against my portfolio to buy BTC, BNB and ETH, then transfer that to my spot wallet, from there I make a grid bot (easy option is use AI long term fluctuations bit), choose the altcoin you think will rally hard. This way if BTC, ETH and BNB go up, debt lowers, if altcoins rally it expands how much BTC, ETH and BNB you get, then you can use that appreciation to leverage more, ie; leverage ratio stays similar but position expands. Plan everything so that if the market drops 30% overnight you won't be liquidated. NB: this is my opinion only, not financial advice, if you don't understand or feel comfortable with a strategy like that just pick some alts and sit on them. If Trump's tariffs survive the SC challenge and every American gets $2000 checks alt season will be a SCORCHER!

Sandharbor

AAVE just launched a $50m year buyback and burn  BNB does buy back burn with a percentage of profits  SYRUP in talks about it  HYPE does not 100% sure how they do it, but they have a low total circulating supply 

BTCWallahFXEmpire

aster is mimicking BNB long-term

DBRiMatt

For BTC - when the Max is reached, the "mining rewards" will come from the gas fees/transaction fees. ETH doesn't have a Max supply, it has an "infinite" supply - new ETH is always issued for "staking" to help secure the network and validate transactions. For ETH, this supply inflation is controlled by burning ETH from the gas fees/transaction fees that take place, so generally, the more transactions that take place, the higher the network costs due to increased traffic, means the more supply gets burned. As for "coins getting burned in your wallet". The protocol can't burn your assets, these burns that place when somebody or contracts send tokens to the burn address. EG, BNB doing regular token burns, or ETH being burned from transactions that take place. Hope that helps clear somethings up.

5alzamt

Folks Finaance has expanded into Ethereum and some of its L2s (Polygon, Arbitrum, SEI, Avalanche, Base, BNB) with Lending and Borrowing as well as cross chain swapping.

Sandharbor

I like RWA too cause the whole premise of Crypto was a monetary and financial overhaul.  What I see the biggest RWA doing something would be exchanges by listing tokenized stocks BNB and Bitget who also tokenized them.  The chains they’re on ETH, SOL, BNB, and ARB. Three are already popular and ARB seems like it has low speculative interest even though they do a lot and have a lot of partnerships.  ONDO actually tokenizing many stocks and partnered with balckrock, but tokenomics sucks. 1.8B tokens unlock in Jan and again next Jan so in a little over a year you’ll have more than 3.6B tokens unlocked.  AAVE primarily a defi play is also a RWA play, and partnered with Maple(SYRUP) but I don’t see clear evidence of actual usage of Maple, doesn’t mean it’s not there just something I can’t easily verify.  I personally do like AAVE’s buy back and burn mechanism, whether it’s sustainable through a bear market who knows.  What am I doing, I bought a lot of my plays in 22-24 was up pretty decent and have took off most my positions in tiers through 25’ but still have some on cause no one seems to know are we on a four year cycle, the liquidity cycle which is now 5ish years, or going to act more like other financial markets risk on/off cause of institutional interest.  What’s your thoughts on RWA? 

LPQ_Master

$BGB lowkey resident sleeper. Going to do some OKB, and BNB price spikes in the future.

aminok

Ethereum (including the transactions it validates after its lightweight L2 blockchains package them): Average TPS: ~8,000 Peak TPS: ~24,000 Solana: Average TPS: ~1,300 Peak TPS: ~2,460 Headline figures often include consensus votes; actual user transaction rates are lower. BNB Chain: Average TPS: 157–243 Peak TPS: >2,000

skyvina

hows that compared to solana and BNB

whiskeytwn

I bought ICX at $8 and sold $BNB at 12 - honestly....like...a moon shot and a landing both blown

Impossible_Exit1864

But then you are changing the goal post. TRX, BNB and SOL are not decentralized. They are not crypto currencies so you cannot compare them to Cardano. With ETH there is an argument to be made that I would accept. But in essence you are right. Midnight ist the first Partnerchain that aims to produce revenue for Stakepool Operators so you can run Cardano without going broke. This is meant to be expanded upon.

jawni

There is a massive difference between actually having good fundamentals and caring about having good fundamentals. Traditionally "fundamental analysis" meant looking at how much money is being made and spent. Cardano makes very little revenue and subsidizes <99% of the ADA going to SPO operators via the reserve. Those are very poor fundamentals. You could use a looser definition to maybe extend to metrics like volume or TVL, but even then Cardano would be in the same relatively unimpressive spot. Good(or more accurately "better") fundamentals would be things like ETH, SOL, BNB, TRX, HYPE, PUMP, AAVE, projects that generate good cash flow from usage.

Aware-Airport-9088

its to flush out BNB chinese bulls its bee weeks and all chinese tokens kepp spiking with BNB the DON didnt like that hehe

DistinctEngineering2

The only alt position I've added to this year is BNB, I don't class ETH as an alt anymore.

Beginning-Sorbet7618

Guess the general advice I could've given myself years ago when I started in the space was that the faster I get numb about the daily movements of the market, the faster i'd earn more. Go buy BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL on a basket and wait patiently on a quarterly timeframe my guy.

jclaslie

Yeah, it’s Bittime’s native token. Kinda like BNB for Binance. You can stake it on their platform for around 7% APY, but it also gives discounted trading fees and early access to new token listings via their Launchpool.

Geokobby

Look at these options: put 40% in a mutual fund, 20% in Gold, 20% in stocks, and the last 20% should be in crypto, as you said, look at $BTC, $BNB, $Sol, or any of the top 50, but pay much attention to $Sol.

biba8163

There is a $500 Billion marketcap glass ceiling that Ultra-Sound Money bounces off so ETH investors should get really comfortable with $3K-4K ETH. ETH has shown zero ability for 4 years to break past that ceiling. This is similar to the $100 Billion marketcap glass ceiling that the Standard Fidget Spinner token bounces off. XRP has shown zero ability for 8 years to break past that ceiling. **Alts are a pump and dump asset class that can only provide good returns if you buy when they are down -70% to -90%; they are NOT appreciating assets that you hold for long term returns.** BTC is still a good diversifier that provides lower correlation to other traditional markets and continues to appreciate long term even after reaching $1 Trillion marketcap. The ONLY question an astute investor should be asking themsevles is, *"Is the risk/reward of BTC still worth it or should I leave crypto entirely?"* *Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) After reaching $1T, $500BB, and $100BB Marketcaps* | Asset | $1T Mktcap. | CAGR | |:-----------|------------:|:------------:| | BTC | 2/29/2021| 12.62% | **Asset** | **$500 Billion Mktcap.** | **CAGR** | | BTC | 12/28/2020| 31.65% | ETH | 10/28/2021| -6.02% | **Asset** | **$100 Billion Mktcap.** | **CAGR** | | BTC | 10/30/2017| 42% | ETH | 01/06/2018| 16% | BNB | 11/05/2021| 11.81% | XRP | 01/03/2018| -4.06% | SOL | 11/11/2024| -29.31%

biba8163

Reminder, CAGR slows down after reaching higher marketcaps: - BTC has shown it can still appreciate even after reaching $1 Trillion marketcap. - ETH has shown zero ability to appreciate after reaching the $500 Billion marketcap ceiling - XRP has shown zero ability to appreicate after reaching the $100 Billion marketcap ceiling BTC is still a good diversifier that continues to appreciate and has lower correlation to other traditional markets. *Alts are a pump and dump asset class that can only provide good returns if you buy when they are down -70% to -90%; they are NOT appreciating assets that you hold for long term returns.* The ONLY question an astute investor should be asking themsevles is, *"Is the risk/reward of BTC still worth it or should I leave crypto entirely?"* *Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) After reaching $1T, $500BB, and $100BB Marketcaps* | Asset | $1T Mktcap. | CAGR | |:-----------|------------:|:------------:| | BTC | 2/29/2021| 12.62% | **Asset** | **$500 Billion Mktcap.** | **CAGR** | | BTC | 12/28/2020| 31.65% | ETH | 10/28/2021| -6.02% | **Asset** | **$100 Billion Mktcap.** | **CAGR** | | BTC | 10/30/2017| 42% | ETH | 01/06/2018| 16% | BNB | 11/05/2021| 11.81% | XRP | 01/03/2018| -4.06% | SOL | 11/11/2024| -29.31%

biba8163

CAGR slows down after reaching higher marketcaps. - BTC has shown it can still appreciate even after reaching $1 Trillion marketcap. - ETH has shown zero ability to appreciate after reaching the $500 Billion marketcap ceiling - XRP has shown zero ability to appreicate after reaching the $100 Billion marketcap ceiling - Gold has only a 6% CAGR since 1979 - Gold went down -60% over 20 years from 1980 to 2001 - Gold went down -40% over 7 years from 2011 to 2018 - Gold was flat for almost 30 years from 1934 to 1970 Gold has its moments, then does absolutely nothing for ages after Gold Production ramps up supply to meet the demand and high prices. **BTC is still a good diversifier that continues to appreciate and has lower correlation to other traditional markets. Alts are a pump and dump asset class that can only provide good returns if you buy when they are down -70% to -90%; they are NOT appreciating assets that you hold for long term returns.** *Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) After reaching $1T, $500BB, and $100BB Marketcaps* | Asset | $1T Mktcap. | CAGR | |:-----------|------------:|:------------:| | BTC | 2/29/2021| 12.62% | GOLD | 05/21/1979| 6.06% | **Asset** | **$500 Billion Mktcap.** | **CAGR** | | BTC | 12/28/2020| 31.65% | ETH | 10/28/2021| -6.02% | **Asset** | **$100 Billion Mktcap.** | **CAGR** | | BTC | 10/30/2017| 42% | ETH | 01/06/2018| 16% | BNB | 11/05/2021| 11.81% | XRP | 01/03/2018| -4.06% | SOL | 11/11/2024| -29.31%

UselessHumanNobody

You’re getting excited over a .56 gain. Cardano has been a shit coin since it started. I’m guessing you probably invested a huge amount of money into Cardano, which in my opinion would’ve been a very stupid move. Your story would be more impressive if you had said you bought Solana at $10 3 years ago and sold it when it hit 150 or 200 . Or BNB in 2017 .

Industrious_Plankton

IMO: If Your portfolio has BTC, ETH or BNB, no harm in holding these for long term. You may even DCA more if You have funds/risk appetite.

Anadrolus

Possibly the bear market started, then alts will lose 95%, most will never recover. Myself I would certainly not hold now and buy more... Anyway I will never buy alts again aside SOL or BNB... nearly all did perform pathetically this cycle.

iamjide91

I think it was meant to. It was a long expected one. There wasn't any particular reason it crashed. And it's not a crash afterall. BTC ATH was 124K, it's currently at 101K, that's not even a crash. Instead of chasing pumps and crashes tho, I stick with more stable projects like AIOZ, BNB, SOL, and like, that have continually seen some progress, fundamentally, over the years. It's only a matter of time before you see price pump, you See what BNB did of recent. That's all that matters to me.

Aerocryptic

Looks like they’ve been got hard on their October 10th shenanigans. There’s one simple way to hurt them more. People just need to dump their BNB shitter and stop feeding this Ponzi

LargeSnorlax

You don't even have to be an OG, you just have to not buy at the all time highs Even if you totally missed out on ETH you still could've 5xed on it in the last couple years, same with Bitcoin Same with BNB, SOL, XRP, even fucking TRX You buy when tears are coming from people's eyes and they're calling it a scam

financeguruIB

Good call on the BNB. I sold mine too early back in ‘23 and it’s one of my biggest regrets this cycle for sure. If you told me back then that it would go over 1k i would’ve laughed

financeguruIB

I’m absolutely scared to buy anything other than BTC, SOL BNB for next cycle and maybe ETH. ETH needs to do better

_that_random_dude_

I bought a bunch of BNB while it was below 100usd last cycle and it might be the only reason I am well into the green this cycle. Also ZEC. It made me more profits in a few weeks than bagholding ETH for years

financeguruIB

Facts! Imagine those who bought ETH at the top last cycle just to barely even hit break even and then go back down into a loss. Next cycle so many people will literally avoid ETH. Better of buying SOL, heck even BNB

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Over $250 million in long positions were liquidated in the crypto market within an hour due to a sharp downturn, contributing to $1 billion in total liquidations over 24 hours. Bitcoin dropped nearly 5%, trading at $101,247, its lowest since June 23, with the broader crypto market declining by 4.5%. Major tokens like Ethereum, XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogecoin also faced similar losses during the market pullback. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

SevereArrivals13

A legit token buyback and burn is the way to go if you are a sustainable project making money and want to provide value to the community. What BNB, Moons and HYPE have been doing is definitely the way to go for price appreciation

AbstractIdeas5

I mean how's 500x ETH BTC SOL BNB sound on gTrade? Seen some incredible wins on SOL tho. I think the best I saw was like $20 bucks turned into $1400 lol

crazyking77

Agree...it is better just hold the best crypto at the moment...for me BTC, ETH and BNB are the best among the others...BTC 50%, ETH 20%, BNB 20% and the rest 5% for perpetual trading and the rest 5% for shit coins...

ra246

I think mine will be only BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, CRO.

evandollardon

I’m selectively bullish. I’m not chasing every alt, but I still see value in a few that have real utility and long-term ecosystems behind them. Instead of trading in and out, I’ve shifted to a “hold, borrow, and earn” mindset. I maintain core positions like BNB and XRP in the long term and allocate idle assets to earn yield. If you check CoinMarketCap’s yield section, Nexo shows up near the top for savings products (now even #1). So that's why I chose it.

jawni

Nah, just check the price of a lot of coins from 1/10/2024 and it's probably a lot higher now. SOL was at $90, ETH was still under $3k, BNB was $300, etc

MaximumStudent1839

It is pretty clear, there is a growing collective gathering to hunt down Binance. VCs need scapegoats for their down-only coins - so they blame Binance airdropping to BNB holders as the cause. Market makers are pissed at Binance ADL. Every trader needs a scapegoat for their leverage addiction, so they will scream at Binance, too, because everyone else is doing it. Prudent risk management tells me to be cautious of targeted Binance assets, especially a platform still needing a lot of work to stand on its own without CZ.

Umberto_Heffernan

I once did a leveraged trade. I wanted to go long on BNB but instead I shorted BNB because I had no clue. In the next hours BNB lost 10% and I made +100% profit. Never touched leverage again.

2peg2city

BNB the coin is valuable for two reasons: 1 - known criminal binance owner manipulation 2 - use for lower fees on Binance Grats to anyone who made bank on it, but BSC is a shitcoin casino and nothing else

wowplayer28

This guy get it , if the house never loses , why not bet on the house it self .BNB might be boring but it always win

biggest_guru_in_town

BNB is CZ's mother of all rugpulls.

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Distinct-Thanks-6477

With my years of experience, going with big caps is your absolute priority. ETH, BTC, SOL, BNB, for example. After gathering enough knowledge, you can then try out other picks. Of the altcoins i have researched on, AIOZ Network seems to stand out in the DePIN world. It integrates Streaming, Storage, Web3 AI.

BenniBoom707

Here is the 1 year growth for the top 10 Alt Cryptos (no Meme Coins included): 1. ETH- 53% 2. BNB- 90% 3. XRP- 385% 4. SOL- 10% 5. TRX- 77% 6. ADA- 69% 7. HYPE- 1230% 8. LINK- 51% 9. XLM- 225% 10. HBAR- 325% Bitcoin is up about 58% in the last year. 7 out of 10 of these Alt Coins outperformed Bitcoin, and a few of them extremely outperformed Bitcoin. Bitcoin is great for a store of value and it will always go up overtime, but you will have the largest gains investing into Top Altcoin projects. Last year, instead of buying Bitcoin, you could have diversified into these ten projects and beaten Bitcoin by far. Also would have been a lower risk investment because not all of your eggs would be in one basket.

The_Goondocks

I used to use Binance and owned BNB. Had to divest myself from the blatant scam. Suggest everyone does so.

bimbobandit2016

All of crypto is dog shit. Only exchange tokens like BNB and OKB can somehow justify their valuation using fundamentals

Azoloutre

You can add TAO BNB HYPE and SOL to date these are the projects that are worth betting on but to a lesser extent

Roy1984

Nah, BNB was just a few cents, that would be a >1000x gain easy.

MaximumStudent1839

> Strokin asserts that Binance can crash Bitcoin's price to $30K–$50K with just three clicks No. That is absurd. If CZ can do that, BNB would be top 2 at least by now. > liquidating 133,000 traders There is your problem. The space has gotten addicted to perp trading. Heck, they have become so much of a volatility junkie that they have to leverage volatile memes like Fartcoin. The shit is already volatile by itself. Wintermute and such are MM. They can make money from searching where liquidity lives. If there is a huge spot of liquidity from leverage, wtf do you think they will do? It is their business. If ppl don't do crazy levels of perps, they have no leverage to hunt.

pedronegreiros94

CZ himself said Aster is Binance competitor.  He has all the means to pull this off and dethrone HYPE.  Look at where is BNB now if you doubt his skills. 

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Bitcoin (BTC) is set to end October in the red, breaking its historical trend of gains during 'Uptober,' with a 10% drop attributed to factors like liquidation events and rate cuts. Meanwhile, BNB Chain saw a 135% spike in transactions due to memecoin activity, boosting BNB's price by 6.6%. Stablecoin adoption surged, with market capitalization surpassing $300 billion. The article also highlights regulatory developments in the EU and US, including crypto-related bills and stablecoin advancements globally. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Future-Bet4783

Moons could moon..? BNB has infinite twap from the cartel

SevereArrivals13

Only Moons and BNB, Moons as a moonshot with a real use case and great tokenomics and BNB as a more stable one that keeps growing and gives you constantly great airdrops

FiatFree

Market (minus BTC, BNB and ETH?) was over December 2024

Kihino

Bought BNB at around $2. Still got some.

Iodide

Just wait until we get to hear how CZ is the very best people, unjustly persecuted for being successful by Biden/Gensler, and CZ is now head of the SEC. US BNB/Aster reserve of $2 trillion!

punppis

Btc, maybe 1/3 in ETH. A little bit in BNB if using Binance. Rest are gambling. Even ETH is really meh Only value I see in crypto is blockchain. For that you need large adoption. Thus all other are gambling

newdivided

My mistake was not buying BNB

mohicanin

Tell it to my 100% bag of BNB which i was buying at $1

blalah

I've been accumulating. I missed the bus on a lot of projects, but I won't on this one. I think this will be top 10 and a lot of centralized garbage like XRP and BNB will bleed out.

TheSilverBug

Don’t do anything outside of top 10 coins on [Coin Market Cap](https://coinmarketcap.com) if you will hold for 1+ years. Everything outside of top 10 eventually loses. Where? Depend where you’re from, if US, then Coinbase. If rest of the world, avoid Binance like the plague after the 10 October crap where they didn’t let us buy or sell during a market crash. I recommend OKX or Kraken Pro if you’re in the UK. Personally I’m with OKX. Keep your funds on the exchange until you learn how to store on a cold wallet or better, hardware wallet since it’s 20k (Buy a Trezor because it’s open source). But a few advices for when you go off exchange: Never give your seed phrase to anyone. Never interact with trading bots. Don’t do leverage no matter how confident you are. You’ll get rekt. Buy coins and hold. Don’t sell any random coins you get on your wallet from unknown senders, they have a hidden smart contract that will empty your wallet. But for real, buy on an exchange and just get a trezor hardware wallet to have peace of mind. It’s just $€50 to save 20k. As for coins to buy, like I said, top 10 only. Top 15 maybe if you feeling cheeky. Must have some sort of BTC. ETH is solid. Fundamental. SOL, I never believed in it, pumps shitcoins everyday and had a lot of outages but it’s top 10 and getting a foothold in crypto. XRP, unmmmmm can’t recommend really. LINK despite being top 15 not 10, is my highest recommendation. Swift dumped XRP, they’re developing their own thing, but they will still use LINK to connect. BNB never. I will never invest in an exchange’s coin. The my control 80% of the supply. They caused the latest market crash due to USDe depegging, didn’t happen anywhere else, they profited the most from it. It depegged right when the tarrif announcement happened and Baron Trump was shorting the market. Then CEO gets pardoned by Trump for all previous legal stuff. Sounds fishy. I’d avoid anything related to Binance. OKX / Kraken Pro / Coinbase + Trezor Hardware Wallet. 80% Link 20% BTC. Move to hardware wallet. Forget 3 years then check.

Distinct-Thanks-6477

As a noob, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana or BNB is your best bet. When you build enough experience, you can then dive into other projects. I kicked off with the most reliable projects before adding DePIN gems such as AIOZ Network.

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PeekaboolmGone

Invest everything BNB

iamjide91

I think having some crypto exposure can make sense if you understand the risk and can stomach volatility like you said. I try to balance between the bigger assets and projects that are actually building real infrastructure. For example, I’ve been adding a little into decentralised compute and storage networks like AIOZ Network, POL, SOL, BNB, BTC & ETH (ofcus). And all these are like 15% of cash-worth. Stocks, maybe nah. I'm GenZ, haha. Whatever the allocation, the key is investing in things you understand and can hold long term without panicking during drawdowns.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Hyperliquid and BNB Chain have captured a significant share of Layer 1 blockchain fees, with Hyperliquid now accounting for over 40% and BNB Chain over 20%, while Solana's share has dropped to 9%. This shift is attributed to the decline of Solana's memecoin trading boom and the rise of derivatives trading, which generates higher fees. BNB Chain has also benefited from integration with Binance's ecosystem. Solana may need a new dApp or speculative cycle to regain its position, as Hyperliquid and BNB Chain dominate amid growing derivatives activity. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

famousamos56

It's interesting to see BNB at this time.

abinonloopin

If your goal is to find a 10xer or 100xer looks a little difficult. But if wish to have steady gains keep rotating between the tokens you mentioned on a regular basis when you are up 10-20%. Disciplined trading can yield great results coz crypto is super volatile. Holding for the long term probably BTC SOL BNB and HYPE

Consistent-Baby5904

AND LET ME BE CLEAR - the pardon was perfectly timed for no F\* reason to get China to think that the US was in their best interest to ensure that the US continues to dominate markets. Michael Savior, the Saylor of the world, king of BTC ... yeah, really? What ship is the US going to sail if Michael Savior does something interesting like grant the Russians or the Chinese access to his BTC? Ohh... let's get it straight, the US owns Saylor? CZ is a scammer as much as anyone else. Saylor is just great a convincing people to help him leverage everything possible to keep buying more BTC, because Michael knows that the dollar is as useless as anyone's debt. CZ is trying to accumulate BTC. They use the BNB shit coin to accumulate and rug people on the Binance platform to acquire more BTC for the CCP. It's a game, it's all a game. And we're the pawns praying that we get a piece of the pie so we don't have to go back to our miserable desk jobs.

Ancient-Stock-3261

Good move by Kyrgyzstan. Smaller nations are jumping on CBDCs faster than most think. Launching on BNB Chain shows they’re testing real-world scalability, not just theory. If this pilot works, expect more emerging markets to follow suit to cut dependency on USD rails.

Ir0nic

BNB UP