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Comprehensive-Net293

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1. *Hey everyone, just sharing a project I'm working on called Madzinu. We're an Indian Govt (MeitY) recognized startup with a 97% CertiK score. Opening our 50 BNB whitelist today. Happy to share the Tally link if anyone wants to check the security audit!*

jawni

>As for the rest: * BNB - gas token for a centralized shitchain controlled by a single exchange * XRP - enough said * SOL - the shitcoin engine that can't scale and routinely fails to execute * TRX - I got nothing bad to say but honestly forget it still exists * DOGE - Who is going to take that seriously * BCH - shitcoin trading on the bitcoin name This speaks more to your own bias or gaps in knowledge then it does the industry.

Mobile-Passenger3214

You need to know that in the crypto market half of the people only believe in bitcoin and the rest of coins are all shit. Im not a bitcoin maxi I think alts have a great future but I hold 85% of my network in bitcoin and only 5% alts (SOL AND BNB)

SouthJazz1010

I understand your irony, but he couldn’t dump 64% of BNB because no one would buy anything close to that amount of this junk. Whether it’s 64% or 90% doesn’t matter - it’s a shitcoin anyway.

No_Knee3385

Also Binance is he exchange, BNB is the blockchain. There's relevance there but not a ton

Decentralization-God

Market Cap is not a good metric as standalone. This leaves me calm, as dog shit or stablecoins are not competitors at all. Two bitcoins? Yeah, sure. XRP? This also does not seem as competitor, it is not comparable platform. Its use is intended differently. SOL? Memecoin platform, so shitcoin platform, subtract them and admit those rigged metrics etc. and again … It is not competitor. BNB - what is this good for? Exchange inflated coin? OK! Only ethereum as on old giant is respected, but who knows, it has problems. There are chains and projects with promising future, out of top 10 and more worth. Top 10 Cardano - lots of deliveries, Hydra!, Midnight side-chain! Leios on the way. This all is great stuff.

StatisticalMan

I likely am going to piss everyone off but .. I mean honestly the top 10 is why nobody takes crypto seriously. Bitcoin ok. It was first. Even if it is is replaced someday that day hasn't come yet. Ethereum obvious belongs in there. Arguably the most useful L1 even more so than bitcoin (although that hasn't helped the price). USDT and USDC ok. They aren't really crypto investments. As for the rest: * BNB - centralized shitcoin for a centralized shitchain controlled by a single exchange? * XRP - enough siad * SOL - the shitcoin engine that can't scale and routinely fails to execute * TRX - I got nothing bad to say but honestly forget it still exists * DOGE - Who is going to take that seriously * BCH - shitcoin trading on the bitcoin name Imagine if the Mag7 was this derpy.

kyleleblanc

Because BNB is a premined shitcoin that Binance manipulates via their casino. Its proper value is 0.0000000 BTC.

trucker-123

Yeah, I wonder if Binance is involved with buying BNB to keep the price up.

trucker-123

No, CZ owns 64% of BNB, as per this last report: https://cointelegraph.com/news/former-binance-ceo-cz-64-percent-bnb-circulating-supply-report What is your source that CZ owns 90% of BNB?

Blade_Runner_69

I'm not even a fan of Binance or BNB, but even I know it's all dumb FUD and idiots trying to cause panic. There are powerful people in America that hate CZ with a vengeance, because of what he did to their darling Sam Bankman the SEC insider and FTX. So expect lies in the media.

Sufficient-Start1975

I use BYDFi MoonX for on-chain swaps. Execution have been smooth for me.It automatically checks contracts to spot honeypots. Def helps avoid scams on Solana and BNB chain.

Sufficient-Start1975

I use BYDFi MoonX for on-chain swaps. Execution have been smooth for me.It automatically checks contracts to spot honeypots. Def helps avoid scams on Solana and BNB chain.

Great_Flatworm1297

Don’t go near BNB binance absolutely sucks and the truth will come out

vibinpenguin69

We technically did BNB,ETH ,XRP , Sol , and some alts did make ATH

mayone3

ZEC liquidation on the same level with DOGE and BNB??

AbjectFee5982

That's because when shit hit the fan with silvergate FTX, etc etc they were cooking the books and sending it back and forth between coinbase kraken BNB etc etc.

GabeSter

I remember in 2022 when after FTX collapsed that I posted a warning that Binance did not have adequate reserves for the BNB Chain custodied tokens. Which was especially suspicious since they pulled it from the 1 to 1 BNB Chain reserve wallets into BNB exchange hot wallets... Right before they had an audit to claim they backed Binance reserves on a 1 to 1 basis. I did think they were going to go down in 2023. Surprised they didn't. But that's unrelated to now.

rusty0004

remember when people were saying BNB < 200 = binance is dead 😁

Mobile-Passenger3214

Solana and BNB will hold strong I expect them to drop only 70% from ATH

Everest2017

Ok, BNB falling too. Unfortunately, this is seriously then.

piggleii

The fact that BNB is not dumping as much as BTC says that nobody believes this.

bimbobandit2016

More like BTC is dumping more than BNB. Of course that's very organic and not manipulated in any way

XRP_SPARTAN

It’s not even a top 3 crypto, BNB is bigger 😂

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DBRiMatt

All in on BNB now.

spXps

BNB definitely the best

biba8163

If you look at ETH in any fundamental valuation metric it is MASSIVELY overvalued. For instance, looking at ETH fee revenue, ETH has a a P/S of 2,200 even with the recent drop. **Price-to-Sales (P/S), a Fundamental Valuation Metric** | Network | Daily Fee Revenue | Marketcap. | P/S |:-----------:|:------------:|:------------:|:------------:| | ETH | ~$350K | $280 Billion | ~2,200X Compare that to tech companies which generally have a very high P/S, **ETH's value in any fundamental metric is comical. ** - QQQ heavily weighted towards tech companies currently has P/S ratio (marketcap/revenue) of approximately 6.16 and is considered overvalued because it's much higher than it's historical average. - NVDIA has a P/S of 23 because it's priced as a hyper growth tech stock whose revenue has gone from ~$10 Billion in 2020 to $130 Billion today and continues to grow. - PLTR has a has a P/S of 130X is considered MASSIVELY OVERVLAUED I tried to explain this to clueless ETH Maxis that ETH's value is not based on fundamentals and ETH/SOL/BNB/TRON and even all of ETH's L2s are just competing networks that will have to get cheaper and cheaper in order to compete for stablecoin dominance. > in order to compete with other chains, Ethereum will have to scale and that has seen the rise of L2/sidechains which results in loss transaction fees and MEV tips essentially stealing value from ETH. **This essentially turns Ethereum, Solana, BSC, Tron, L2/Sidechains, etc into competing networks for DeFi casinos and rails for StablecCoin transfers where they have to remain cheap** or utility and users will move to competing chains. **(September 2024)** https://np.reddit.com/r/ethfinance/comments/1f9ef5k/daily_general_discussion_september_5_2024/llmkgtm/ And look at what happened. ETH's fee revenue has dropped -80% from ~$1.5M to $350K since that time (Tron's dropped -60%) and transactions have also migrated to cheap ETH L2s which have stolen a ton of the value from the network. https://www.theblock.co/data/on-chain-metrics/ethereum/ethereum-miner-revenue-daily

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toniistheworst

he's got a very valid and extremely important point though. long-term, pretty much nothing has outperformed bitcoin so far. the one and only coin that comes close is BNB ironically lol. and bnb only because binance manipulates the shit out of the market left, right and center. so theres that. you have to understand that yes, you may have made good money with ethereum, but as of right now, you would now have more money if you just bought bitcoin in 2016. thats his point. you lost out on money because you bought eth. and this losing trend against bitcoin has been going for 8 straight years now. so, in 8 out of 10.5 years of ethereums lifespan it has lost value against bitcoin. do with that whatever you want but it would be a shame to just ignore these facts. guy above me was a bit harsh but this truly is something most here dont understand or dont want to understand. bitcoin historically outperformed pretty much every coin out there so long-term (emphasis on long-term lol), it doesnt make sense to hold any altcoin out there because again, why hold an altcoin when bitcoin makes you more money? it just doesnt make sense. of course you can bet on eth beating these astronomically low odds and outperforming bitcoin over years and years, but thats equivalent to asking to win the lottery 5 times in a row. be aware of the odds my man, thats all i want to say. ;)

SpaceballsTheCritic

Bitcoin has no value, before your crows click down hear me out. It was intended as a POC, and the world latched onto it. It has first mover advantage and wide industry adoption. But its value is no different than fiat in that its value in relative terms (e.g. priced against Dollars) it has some shiny a-tributes in technology and fixed supply but that is all it is. No smart contract. No scalable utility as a payments mechanism without additional layers. The other coins ETH, XRP, BNB, do have unique utility and function as an end payments system. My point? Bitcoin is a speculative investment and the general dumb cash base sees the other coins similarly and prices based on relative terms to btc. As their utility continues to expand, there will be a decoupling. I.e. we are moving past fruit to apples, oranges, and bananas.

YankeeDoodlePeguin

What are you talking about? BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL and BNB all reached a new ATH last year. That was a bull market.

GreenStretch

Top 10 doesn't mean very much in crypto. It changes a lot. Peak this cycle [https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20251005/](https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20251005/) Peak 2021 cycle [https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20211114/](https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20211114/) Peak 2017-8 cycle [https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20180114/](https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20180114/) So which coins, excluding stablecoins, are in all three BTC, ETH, XRP, ADA BTC is the only one with a big increase in fiat price. ETH was slightly above its 2021 peak in this cycles ATH. XRP was also up, but was way down in 2021 with the SEC case. ADA didn't match its 2021 peak. SOL and BNB were in the last two cycles, but SOL didn't get anywhere close to the optimistic predictions expecting it to match ETH's growth between 2017 and 2021. BNB did well. DOGE and TRON were sort of odd shots with DOGE roaring in 2021 and TRON reaching its ATH this cycle. The other thing is its possible to buy former top 10 coins when they're massively depressed in the bear market and hope to take profits, even if they don't reach previous ATHs.

Mobile-Passenger3214

Well last time it dips to 75k during 2025 ETH was $1500 and now its 2100 also XRP, Sol and BNB are resisting better than previous crashes so I think even if bitcoin dips to 50k this major altcoins will still be in the game but small altcoins will definitely die

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zooka19

Still profitable on BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, but XRP... pahahaha

zooka19

Still profitable on BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, but XRP... 

jwz9904

BNB dumping less than btc, the real digital gold

DBRiMatt

If you had bought CZ's crypto (BNB) you probably could've retired xD

LoudBreadfruit503

Whale buys on BNB? That's the signal I needed. Solfart Nation growing strong.

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Even if it was a partnership, Google Cloud has a bazillion crypto partnerships at this point: Google Cloud serves as a validator or infrastructure provider for several major Layer 1 and Layer 2 protocols: Aptos: Supports validator nodes and provides infrastructure for the Aptos network. BNB Chain: Provides foundational infrastructure and technical support for dApps in the BNB ecosystem. Celo: Joined the Celo network as a validator to help secure the mobile-first blockchain. Flare Network: Serves as an infrastructure provider and validator, integrating Flare's data portal into the Google Cloud Marketplace. Hedera: Operates a Hedera network node and provides ledger data for public analysis. MANTRA: Acts as a primary validator and infrastructure provider for the RWA (Real-World Asset) focused chain. Near Protocol: Provides technical support and infrastructure for Near developers and grant recipients. Polygon: Collaborates on infrastructure and developer tooling; Polygon is also available on Google’s Blockchain Node Engine. Solana: Integrated into the Blockchain Node Engine to allow easy deployment of Solana nodes. Tezos: Acts as a "baker" (validator) to allow corporate clients to build Web3 applications on the network. Theta Labs: Collaborates on video delivery infrastructure and serves as an external enterprise validator. ZetaChain: Acts as a validator for ZetaChain's universal blockchain. --- Exchanges & Infrastructure Partners Coinbase: A primary strategic partner. Coinbase uses Google Cloud for data services, and Google Cloud enables customers to pay for services using crypto via Coinbase Commerce. Chainlink: Collaborates on "oracle" services to connect Google Cloud’s data (like weather or flight info) to smart contracts. Fireblocks: Integrated with Google Cloud’s Confidential Space to enhance security for digital asset custody. Nansen: Leverages Google Cloud for real-time blockchain data intelligence and analytics. Alchemy: Provides node infrastructure and developer tools as part of Google’s Web3 startup program. --- BigQuery Public Datasets Google Cloud hosts the full transaction histories of several blockchains for public analysis, including: Bitcoin (and Bitcoin Cash) Ethereum (including Goerli and Arbitrum/Optimism datasets) Dogecoin Litecoin Tron Avalanche Fantom --- Gaming & Web3 Projects Sky Mavis (Axie Infinity): Supports the Ronin network's security and validator infrastructure. Dapper Labs (Flow): Collaborates on infrastructure for the Flow blockchain to support NFT and gaming scalability. Horizon Blockchain Games: Uses GCP for backend infrastructure for Web3 gaming titles like Skyweaver.

misteryk

i got a limited editon of Catgirl NFT for winning meme competition, sold it day 1 for 4 BNB my best decision in crypto

Worried-Lab-2010

Just DCA....BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, HYPER, ASTER.

nickljf11

I knew someone back in 2020 who worked in Binance and been getting BNB coins for bonus over the years and she didn't know what to do, as the value wasnt much. I wonder if she kept it

DBRiMatt

I remember getting spooked out of my BNB holdings when Binance were facing heavy fud with the uncertain regulatory climate... Part me always thought it was going to become a $1000 Crypto.

2peg2city

*looks at BNB* Yeah, totally don't work

dpwcnd

I can't seem to find where to buy the GED token.  Is that on a solana chain or BNB?

cyger

Binance has been suppressing the price via wintermute. They have suppressed many coins except for BNB of course.

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tldr; Chainlink has acquired Atlas from FastLane to enhance its Smart Value Recapture (SVR) stack, addressing inefficiencies in decentralized finance (DeFi) by redirecting value lost to arbitrageurs back to protocols as revenue. This move aligns with the institutionalization of onchain finance, supporting modular infrastructure and interoperability. The acquisition targets major ecosystems like Ethereum and BNB Chain, reflecting broader trends in professionalizing crypto infrastructure and integrating digital assets into institutional frameworks. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Glittering_Pick_9738

I've just used some change ($100) to buy 0,11 BNB. Hopefully that should be enough to retire in 10 years. 

Numerous_Ruin_4947

Ok, I agree with you. Maybe its a good thing that the influencers are bearish. You're right that if everyone is bullish it's time to run for the hills. I personally don't trade much. I sold some BNB close to the ATH at $1,200, and that's it. Still holding and staking ETH I accumulated since 2017 via buying and mining. Along with a few of the other big caps. I have some silver that I bought in 2011 and very happy that it caught a bid - thanks China!

OrcOgi

I did in 2017. Than i decided its only BNB / ETH / BTC moving forward. 0% capital gain tax here in NL and acted on cycle theory. Im very well rewarded in 2021 and 2025.

Mobile-Passenger3214

BNB is one of the few altcoins that are not gambling since is kind of a stock a binance stock the coin will go up either natural or artificial if the exchange and the crypto market is doing ok

Numerous_Ruin_4947

What 4-year cycle are we even talking about at this point? Only BTC and BNB meaningfully broke their 2021 ATHs. And even then, BTC didn’t go up nearly enough to offset the reduced block rewards. With issuance dropping from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC, price needed to more than double just to keep miner economics neutral - that implies BTC at $140–150k, not where i peaked in 2025. Meanwhile, most alts have effectively been in a bear market since 2022. ETH alone had nine red months in 2025, plus multiple red months in 2024. That’s not a healthy bull cycle by any stretch. If you actually want crypto adoption, you can’t keep rooting for lower prices in an asset class that’s already massively underperforming stocks and metals. That narrative kills confidence and scares off new participants. If you truly believe in crypto as a store of value, you should advocate for it the same way Peter Schiff does for gold - consistently, unapologetically, and without rooting for collapse. You don’t grow adoption by talking your own market down.

Distinct-Thanks-6477

Buy more ETH, BNB, RENDER, AIOZ. Looking to add another from strong recommendations.

baIIern

BNB will pump lol

Glittering_Pick_9738

Today I sold at a loss what little BNB I had aped into near ATH. This Greenland dispute can get out of hand and markets may overreact. I'd rather keep bitcoin in that case. Learning to cut your losses is important in crypto. Or... new ATH for BNB next month? 

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Bl4ck_Roze

Staking on Binance: FET > 3% ADA > 2% BNB > 1.8%

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DankShibe

Ramdom ERC (or BNB/SOl) tokens like dogelon sperm shouldn’t be considered cryptocurrency imo

SevereArrivals13

Wanted to get more BTC and BNB Moons are the best moonshot out there by far but there is always huge risk when buying low cap coins

SevereArrivals13

Range trading BTC with quantity 83k to 93k brought in some money in the past 2 months. Quite solid and no big downside if you plan to hold for the future anyway if it dips. Stacked a couple BNB and almost 100k Moons with the recent gains.

uselessbets

https://preview.redd.it/fb16r91ocucg1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1fa5fe227f0cf43809129a242091973601b021c0 I'm in the same boat as you. 500$ capital. Lost about 2000$ to learn the ropes last year. My learnings (Not an advise. Take it if it works for you) 1. Never risk more than 1-2% 2. Any coin below top 500 coins is 99% useless 3. But and HODL strong coins like BTC / ETH / BNB on lows (Like 20-30% fall from peak). Short the shit coins when they're up 10x-20x from the bottom. Profitability is about 10-20% a month now. I'm compounding by re-investing my profits. Planning to withdraw 1000$ once my 500$ becomes 2000$ and repeat the cycle.

aaj094

Among major coins, only BNB, Solana (before it dumped again) and xmr crossed their previous cycle highs.

HSuke

I thought that was true until someone else pointed out that beyond Ethereum, the BNB, Tron, and Canton networks are doing exceptionally well and even more profitable as fee-generating networks than Ethereum for validators. https://defillama.com/chains Tokenterminal also shows similar metrics. They're far more centralized than Ethereum (and I have no idea why people are paying $2-5 fees on Tron), but I will admit that they are doing super well from a financial standpoint.

HSuke

Ethereum is the future of decentralized finance, settlement, and data availability. XRPL really doesn't deserve any attention. They have a ton of short-lived partnerships, but no TradiFi companies are using them beyond testing. There are 3 other more-centralized networks that are doing even better than Ethereum in terms of how much profit they are generating for validators: BNB, Tron, and Canton. They aren't discussed much in this sub, but they are absolutely massive compared to XRPL use. And yet XRPL gets mentioned all the time.

HSuke

Beyond Ethereum, BNB Chain, Tron, and Canton are doing exceptionally well and even more profitable as fee-generating networks than Ethereum for validators. I don't like them as much as Ethereum because they are far more centralized, and I have no idea why people are paying $2-5 fees on Tron. But I will admit that rhey are doing super well from a financial standpoint per validator.

Lord_Alamar

This comment was intended as a moons shill. The BTC and BNB part was only an attempt to validate it

SevereArrivals13

Setting up another BTC, BNB and Moons buy wall and touching some grass!

PirateSKB

Hm technically yes, but think of it like this, back before Solana jumped to where it was, people made fun of it because the network went down several times, people called BNB a copycat of Eth and critized how centralized it was, people called Vitalik a scammer before Eth was a thing and everyone and their grandmoms would invest in it, XRP has been called a centralized garbage scam that feeds Brad Garlinghouse endlessly (paraphrasing), Lumens used to be tiny and it became a great way to transfer funds and got adopted decently over time, Chainlink and its oracles got called a scam and it survived the bear market etc and those were a few projects that survived the bear market rather than becoming a ghost More examples would be Raiblocks for example used a captcha system to get distributed and that led to people getting thousands of dollars for free, Bomb was kind of the "first" project to a introduce burn on transfer mechanism, Xtrabytes was spammed endlessly here and that ended up dying but it made folks a ton of money, Doge still exists but it was created as a joke but it used to be mad cheap, etc and there's lots of other projects that did well (plenty died, but some did live too, i'm hoping to find one that will live) So I guess i'm honestly kind of looking for something early before it takes off, hopefully not a ponzi scam, but I hope to find something that will flourish over time and has a decent (perhaps obscure) community around it

jawni

"Why is BNB Crashing Days before it's Biggest Upgrade, Fermi?" Obvious Answer A: buy the rumor, sell the news. Obvious Answer B: the move was unrelated to the upgrade and driven by wider market forces.

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tldr; The Binance Smart Chain (BSC) is set to undergo the 'Fermi' hard fork on January 14, 2026, which will reduce block times from 750 milliseconds to 450 milliseconds, enhancing transaction speed and network efficiency. This upgrade aims to make BNB Chain more competitive with high-speed networks like Solana and attract more developers with new cryptographic tools. Despite the technical improvements, BNB's price has dropped below $870, raising concerns about a potential 'sell the news' event. Whale accumulation suggests optimism, but retail sentiment remains cautious. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

-5H4Z4M-

1- Yes, binance is good if you use it just to buy crypto, it has low fees (that can even be lower if you use BNB) 2- I would highly recommend it, if you transfer bitcoin from Binance it usually cost around 0.000015 btc per transaction which is roughly 2 dollars. 3- You cannot natively stake BTC due to its Proof-Of-Work mechanism.

PirateSKB

> Ethereum, Solana and BNB Chain So Canton is kind of a mothership chain similar to those projects?

trillionSdollarstech

> $912.5K in fees generated over the past 24 hours on the Canton Network. Canton is still outperforming other L1 blockchains like Ethereum, Solana and BNB Chain in fee generation. https://x.com/i/status/2009248976030044538

Green_Ad9723

It's really great, I'm so happy!!! So many people are still thinking about diversifying into fiat products!!! That tells me I'm very early with BTC... early with Bitcoin!!! People, everything can be multiplied indefinitely, the stocks, the SX, everything rises just because inflation is rising!!! Fiat is worthless and infinitely expandable, everything, really everything. Gold and silver are still 90% in the ground... Bitcoin is limited to 21 million... If you're really scared, buy a house and a few toys, the rest in 99% BTC, 1% ETH, SOL, and BNB. You'll all get as much money as you need!!!

No_Name_712

It depends, do you want to build something? If yes, i'd look at incentives by the protocol and the community of developers. The answer might varies depending on what's your use case, but as of now i'm looking at BNB chain as the best choice overall!

jesser9

Because you can't move your BUSD without gas to pay for fees in a wallet. If you sent your BUSD without also sending yourself some BNB afterwards, your BUSD would be stuck.

Puzzleheaded_Fuel230

Why do I have to buy BNB

jesser9

Well, buy 5 bucks of BNB and send both to your metamask

progz

Yeah, so I think I already did that with a Coinbase wallet. Now I have a “Wrapped TRON” that is on the BNB network. I cannot send it out because it is saying I need to have BNB in my wallet for the gas. Go fucking figured 😵‍💫wtf

Virtual_Television98

What’s your BNB address where it’s sitting at I can probably send you, dm is preferred.

Virtual_Television98

Oh you have the wrapped TRON on a non custodial wallet? You only need like $1 worth of BNB probably to swap on pancake swap or uniswap.

progz

Yeah I mean I never used it. I did it back in the early 2000s when there wasn’t many crypto sites. I got it in a wallet but I can’t do anything with it. I need BNB for gas to at least swap it. It’s a nightmare.

Green_Ad9723

BTC ETH BNB SOL – that's all you need!

CrossPuffs

Of course, smart money knows these assets are the cultural gateway for onboarding retail—specially Gen Z—to the crypto world. They generate a massive amount of transactions (and fees) for chains like Solana, Base, BNB, etc. When altcoins are outperforming Bitcoin, positive sentiment for memecoins will usually follow.

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.