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As long as BNB continues to hold the upper boundary of this range, 635 will be the first target, and then we'll see if 650 can be extended later.

People who follow the plan are always more comfortable than those who chase gains and sell in panic.

In the short term, it depends on whether it can hold above the support; if it can hold, there is hope.

Don't just look at the concept; focus on performance and development experience: whether ZK verification costs, toolchains, and documentation can keep up.

These past two days, the funding rates are getting a bit outrageous again. Everyone in the group is shouting “send money.” Honestly, my first reaction was to go take the opposite side… but to be blunt, the last liquidation taught me a lesson: extreme rates don’t equal guaranteed wins—more like a reminder that “volatility is coming.” Now I’ll first shrink to a small position size; I’d rather miss the move than have my margin pierced through by a single spike. If I really do take the opposite side, I’ll only do it in batches, with stop-losses in place, and I won’t stubbornly fight it head-on.
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This airdrop season really made me anxious... Everywhere is points, badges, and rank levels, and it feels like if you don't do tasks, you're "falling behind." But honestly, a lot of social mining is just using your time as fuel—checking in daily, sharing posts, participating in groups—doing it so much it feels like clocking in at work. What's more annoying is that task platforms are getting stricter and stricter with anti-witch measures, tying a bunch of account information, and in the end, they might not give you anything anyway.
After being liquidated once, I got a bit scared. Now when I see