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

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

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

Kung mapapansin mo, bihira gumawa ng real estate development si paul tanchi, dahil mabagal ang company nya na makabenta o maka sold out ng unit. Hindi dahil sa pangit o di maayos ang gawa nila.
Ang issue ay location, lahat ng makikita mo na location ng mga RE dev nila, puro sa liblib at malayo sa kabihasnan (excepr yung condo nya sa novaliches)
Mura man sya at matibay, walang may gusto tumira sa underdeveloped location. Mahina rin sila sa marketing at after sales.
So kung BNB plan mo? Ano ang meron sa lugar para dayuhin ng tao para mag R&R sila sa lugar? May pool ba? Golf course o nature na makikita o tourist spot sa mismong lugar kung nasaan ang binili mo?
Rent? Ano demographics ng mga tao sa lugar? May malls ba? BPO, or business hub para yung mga empleyado doon ay umupa sa iyo?

"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.

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.

Why is BNB Crashing Days before it's Biggest Upgrade, Fermi?

BNB keeps bouncing from the same support, but is it a trap?

The irony is that back in the summer of 2025 I said to my dad that Trump wasn't a good fellow but was helping crypto and BNB was N°3, then a few months later it went up even more lol. I should've bought BNB. I'm still able to hold CRO for long term regardless.

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.

I'm kicking myself so hard. I'm scrolling Facebook and i see an ad for the Binance desktop app. And an offer of free BNB if you use it. Half asleep and just not thinking, i click it (idiot!). I open the app; its a nice interface. I decide to have a better look later.
In the evening i log onto my 2 Binance accounts and check my trades. Then off to bed.
The next day when i log in, i see a big chunk of FDUSD withdrawn from one account and a big chunk of USDT missing from the other. Immediately i remember the binance app i fumbled with - malware! I disconnect the PC.
Ive logged cases with Binance. And a report to police. Binance say the funds left their exchange, so theres nothing they can do. The police have so far just sent a generic "we're investigating". I imagine with the destination wallet addresses, something can be checked. But i dont hold much hope. I cant understand how the hacker could have withdrawn without google MFA codes (on my phone). But since they had full access to the PC - including google account passwords - maybe theres a way around that.
Remember it just takes a second of inattention to cause a huge impact :(

It doesn't matter. Dilution is in favor of those running the game here. It will keep happening.
In this cycle, crypto VCs raised a fuck ton of money to fund "next gen crypto apps". Now they are herding towards the launchpad and trading-related apps. These apps make revenue by minting an infinite number of micro crap shitcoins. It can be "memes", ICM, content creator coins, "ownership coins", yada yada yada... They need the dilution to keep their apps from dying.
Then there is a legion of unskilled, unemployed, terminally online "trenchers". Their source of income is riding these new shitcoin micro-caps and rug-pullers. These bums need to keep everyone printing new coins and keep the rotation going.
Then there are CEXs who are competing in a tough market. They need volume. If all CEXs offer the same coins, they start to lack differentiation. There is a reason CEXs need to push new alts: if there were only a few coins, they would have to compete on very low margins or close shop.
This is why off-shore CEXs even try to bundle and cabal up new coins from zero to hundreds of millions.
There are other mechanisms, like Binance Alpha, that are pushing the power brokers of this space to keep pumping out new coins. If Binance stops airdropping tokens to BNB holders, then BNB would bleed.
Furthermore, you have L1s like Solana that are married to their garbage REV identity, and their REV will go to zero if it stops printing new shitcoins.
The entrenched power and interest in this space want to keep the token factory lights on forever.

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

> $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

BNB keeps bouncing from the same support, but is it a trap?

BNB holding support again — real bounce or liquidity trap?

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!