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This time was no different for the dollar though. It continues to devalue against most assets, and I don’t see a scenario where the dollar meaningfully reclaims purchasing power against essentials.
Crypto, in general, had a cursed cycle - even BTC. Bitcoin’s block reward halved, yet the 2025 ATH didn’t even reach 2x the 2021 high. BNB performed roughly in line with BTC.
Overall the price action was trash, and even worse for ETH and the alts.

Lately I’ve been paying closer attention to how exchange fees affect trading profits, and it’s interesting how something small can add up over time.
Most major exchanges typically charge around 0.10% spot trading fees. That might seem minimal, but for traders who enter and exit positions frequently, those fees can gradually reduce overall returns. For example, Binance generally charges about 0.1% per spot trade before discounts.
Recently I noticed that BingX introduced a 0 Fee Zone campaign where selected assets can be traded with 0% spot trading fees for a limited time.
From what I’ve seen so far, the campaign includes:
• BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, BNB, and DOGE with 0 trading fees until March 12
• Spot stocks and tokenized commodities with 0 fees for 30 days
• Newly listed tokens receiving 0 trading fees for the first 7 days after listing
For traders who move capital often, removing trading fees even temporarily can make a noticeable difference over multiple trades.
If you’re already trading some of these pairs, it might be something worth looking into while the campaign is running.

BNB is still high in price?

Most of his wealth is in Binance equity and BNB tokens. Unlike Bill Gates’ diversified portfolio of stocks and real estate, CZ cannot easily "cash out" $110 billion without crashing the price of his own assets. Big difference Crypto Cult!

Have you looked at how well BNB is doing?

Well I don't see why all the hate, since to me ETH is complementary to BTC since it has capcitites that BTC does not, and should not, have.
BTC is decentralized money, while ETH is a system that allows for certain processes/services, for which you needed a centralized trusted third party, to be implemented in a decentralized trustless manner...
Also I really don't see the argument with the rust attacks, since BNB, Solana etc. already have had this problem from the start and it's the natural result of having small transaction fees and no limit per transaction, it can be as little as the smallest fraction or as much as the entire wallet is holding in each transaction. This is necessary for dApps to actually be usable, it allows for more transactions per minute and each becomes cheaper which makes the fees become cheaper which leads to more people - especially people that don't want to do kyc - to use it...
I would maybe start to worry if it was to fall below 1k...

That's not what I am saying. I am thinking exactly what you said:
"ETH-aligned Exchange" takes fees in a variety of cryptos, including BTC and ETH, and occasionally they sell them and buy ETH. Literally. This is not a conspiracy. They report their holdings regularly.
\^\^\^\^\^\^
Could ETH benefit from that?
Go look at the BNB chart since 2017. It hasn’t had the same drama and volatility that ETH has experienced. From an investor’s perspective it has performed extremely well, with far less stress. I want ETH to be like that - and even better.

BNB is centralized. Not the same at all.

That's almost half the market cap of ETH, more than the market cap of BNB and XRP.
Eventually if people trade enough the exchanges will end up with all the money from fees.

This time was no different for the dollar though. It continues to devalue against most assets, and I don’t see a scenario where the dollar meaningfully reclaims purchasing power against essentials.
Crypto, in general, had a cursed cycle - even BTC. Bitcoin’s block reward halved, yet the 2025 ATH didn’t even reach 2x the 2021 high. BNB performed roughly in line with BTC.
Overall the price action was trash, and even worse for ETH and the alts.

Lately I’ve been paying closer attention to how exchange fees affect trading profits, and it’s interesting how something small can add up over time.
Most major exchanges typically charge around 0.10% spot trading fees. That might seem minimal, but for traders who enter and exit positions frequently, those fees can gradually reduce overall returns. For example, Binance generally charges about 0.1% per spot trade before discounts.
Recently I noticed that BingX introduced a 0 Fee Zone campaign where selected assets can be traded with 0% spot trading fees for a limited time.
From what I’ve seen so far, the campaign includes:
• BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, BNB, and DOGE with 0 trading fees until March 12
• Spot stocks and tokenized commodities with 0 fees for 30 days
• Newly listed tokens receiving 0 trading fees for the first 7 days after listing
For traders who move capital often, removing trading fees even temporarily can make a noticeable difference over multiple trades.
If you’re already trading some of these pairs, it might be something worth looking into while the campaign is running.

BNB is still high in price?

Most of his wealth is in Binance equity and BNB tokens. Unlike Bill Gates’ diversified portfolio of stocks and real estate, CZ cannot easily "cash out" $110 billion without crashing the price of his own assets. Big difference Crypto Cult!

Have you looked at how well BNB is doing?

Well I don't see why all the hate, since to me ETH is complementary to BTC since it has capcitites that BTC does not, and should not, have.
BTC is decentralized money, while ETH is a system that allows for certain processes/services, for which you needed a centralized trusted third party, to be implemented in a decentralized trustless manner...
Also I really don't see the argument with the rust attacks, since BNB, Solana etc. already have had this problem from the start and it's the natural result of having small transaction fees and no limit per transaction, it can be as little as the smallest fraction or as much as the entire wallet is holding in each transaction. This is necessary for dApps to actually be usable, it allows for more transactions per minute and each becomes cheaper which makes the fees become cheaper which leads to more people - especially people that don't want to do kyc - to use it...
I would maybe start to worry if it was to fall below 1k...

That's not what I am saying. I am thinking exactly what you said:
"ETH-aligned Exchange" takes fees in a variety of cryptos, including BTC and ETH, and occasionally they sell them and buy ETH. Literally. This is not a conspiracy. They report their holdings regularly.
\^\^\^\^\^\^
Could ETH benefit from that?
Go look at the BNB chart since 2017. It hasn’t had the same drama and volatility that ETH has experienced. From an investor’s perspective it has performed extremely well, with far less stress. I want ETH to be like that - and even better.

BNB is centralized. Not the same at all.

That's almost half the market cap of ETH, more than the market cap of BNB and XRP.
Eventually if people trade enough the exchanges will end up with all the money from fees.

CZ and Binance collectively control 60-70% of BNB.
So, if you are asking can an entity come along and entirely manipulate the price of ETH just like BNB, I would say no, wtf are you smoking.

Binance takes fees from a variety of cryptos, including BTC and ETH, and occasionally they sell them and buy BNB. Literally. This is not a conspiracy. They report their holdings regularly.