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Binance Coin / Tether USD Mar 4 2024 430.00 Put
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Do you have paypal or any other token you could send? I couod sell youba bit of BNB.

I have never touched anything like this before and like an idiot I blindly swapped a token into USDT on the BNB network because at the time it looked good due to no fees. It's sitting in my uniswap wallet and transferring/selling/swapping all now require BNB. I'm in Canada meaning from what I can tell across multiple apps is I can't buy BNB. But I also can't do anything with the money USDT to fix this. Am I just fucked? Feel free to roast me lol

Could BNB hit $1k?

A Comparative Guide to Popular Cryptocurrency Exchanges: Pros, Cons, and Fees
Cryptocurrency exchanges are the gateways to the world of digital assets. Whether you're a beginner investor or an experienced trader, choosing the right exchange can significantly impact your crypto journey. In this article, we compare some of the most well-known exchanges, focusing on their features, fees, advantages, and disadvantages.
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1. Binance
Overview:
Binance is the world’s largest crypto exchange by trading volume. It offers a wide selection of cryptocurrencies and advanced trading tools.
Pros:
Low trading fees (as low as 0.10%)
Huge variety of crypto pairs
Advanced trading tools and charts
Offers futures and margin trading
Binance Earn and staking options
Cons:
Can be overwhelming for beginners
Regulatory issues in some countries
Limited fiat support in some regions
Fees:
Spot trading fee: 0.1% (discounts with BNB)
Withdrawal fees vary per coin
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2. Coinbase
Overview:
Coinbase is a US-based exchange known for its user-friendly interface and regulatory compliance.
Pros:
Ideal for beginners
Fully regulated in the U.S.
Easy fiat-to-crypto conversions
Insurance for stored funds
Cons:
High fees compared to competitors
Fewer advanced trading features on the main platform
Limited selection of altcoins compared to Binance
Fees:
Trading fees: ~0.5% + fixed fees depending on payment method
Coinbase Pro (now called "Advanced Trade") offers lower fees
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3. Kraken
Overview:
Kraken is one of the oldest exchanges and is known for its strong security and fiat support.
Pros:
Excellent security track record
Supports a wide range of fiat currencies (USD, EUR, etc.)
Margin and futures trading available
Competitive fees on Kraken Pro
Cons:
Slower account verification process
Interface can feel outdated
Limited selection of coins compared to Binance
Fees:
Maker fee: 0.16%, Taker fee: 0.26% (Kraken Pro)
Instant buy has higher fees (~1.5%)
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4. KuCoin
Overview:
KuCoin is a global exchange offering access to many low-market-cap altcoins.
Pros:
Wide range of altcoins
Low trading fees (0.1%)
Offers staking, lending, and futures
No KYC required for small withdrawals
Cons:
Not licensed in many countries
Fiat support is limited
History of past security breaches
Fees:
Trading fees: 0.1% (discount with KCS token)
Withdrawal fees depend on the coin
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5. Bybit
Overview:
Originally a derivatives exchange, Bybit now also offers spot trading and other features.
Pros:
Excellent for derivatives and leverage traders
Zero fees on spot trading (as of mid-2025)
Fast and intuitive UI
Copy trading and yield features
Cons:
Limited fiat on-ramp options
Some features not available in certain countries (e.g. U.S.)
Less suited for long-term holders
Fees:
Spot trading: 0% (currently)
Derivatives: Maker 0.01%, Taker 0.06%
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6. Gemini
Overview:
A U.S.-based exchange focused on regulatory compliance and security.
Pros:
Highly regulated and secure
User-friendly interface
Supports interest earning through Gemini Earn
Cons:
High fees on standard interface
Limited coin selection
Gemini Earn faced issues after crypto lending crises
Fees:
Trading fee: up to 1.49% on the regular app
Lower fees on the "ActiveTrader" platform
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Summary Comparison Table
Exchange Best For Trading Fees Fiat Support Pros Cons
Binance Active Traders 0.1% Yes (limited in some regions) Low fees, large variety Regulatory issues
Coinbase Beginners ~0.5%+ Yes Easy to use, regulated High fees
Kraken Security-focused users 0.16%-0.26% Yes Secure, fiat-friendly Slower KYC
KuCoin Altcoin seekers 0.1% Limited Low-cap coins, staking Not fully regulated
Bybit Derivatives traders 0% spot / 0.01%-0.06% derivatives Limited Fast UI, low fees Less fiat support
Gemini U.S. compliant users Up to 1.49% Yes Secure, regulated High fees
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Final Thoughts
When choosing a cryptocurrency exchange, consider your goals: Are you trading daily? Holding long-term? Looking to earn passive income? Security, fees, ease of use, and regional availability are all factors that should guide your choice. Always use two-factor authentication and store long-term holdings in a personal wallet for maximum security.

Long term BTC ETH XRP BNB is enough.

Why is nobody saying BNB, I had some since 4-5 years ago and its done very well

Markets are still down, and I usually follow a DCA strategy but I’m honestly torn right now.
On one hand, I don’t want to miss a rebound if things turn around quickly. On the other, it still feels like we could see more downside, and I don’t want to buy in too early and watch it drop further.
Anyone else in the same boat? 👀 Curious how others are playing this are you still buying regularly, waiting it out, or watching specific indicators?
FYI - this is my portfolio.
• Bitcoin (BTC)
• Ethereum (ETH)
• Binance Coin (BNB)
• XRP
• Chainlink (LINK)
• Injective (INJ)
• Arbitrum (ARB)
• Render (RNDR)
• Sui (SUI)
• Solana (SOL)
Any advice appreciated 🙏

Cuanto compraste de BNB

For the people learning crypto currency, don’t make the same mistakes I made roughly five years ago.
Roughly five years ago (just after COVID) when meme coins were going crazy I got into a few holds and would wait for the coins to go to the moon. SafeMoon was one of my bets that paid out pretty decently. During that time I was using MetaMask, Brave, Base, Binance, and made all trades on PancakeSwap.
At the time I had withdrawn a majority of the money to help pay for college expenses. I converted some of the meme coins back into what I thought was BNB coins. At the time they were roughly $10 a coin.
Fast forward to today and I realize that my MetaMask is still logged in on my new computer and I somehow remembered the password to it. What do I see when I open it up? Roughly 5.2 BNB sitting there, showing value of just under four thousand dollars.
Here’s where the fun begins. I’m happy because I’m thinking I made a decent hold and since I haven’t touched the markets since that time I felt like a genius for not looking at it for all this time.
Naturally I think, “I’ve held it long enough and made a significant gain, yes it’ll probably keep growing but not in the same percentage it has already. Might as well sell or transfer to another coin.”
When I go to transfer my BNB wallet is empty in MetaMask. Then I look at what I’ve done almost five years ago. I managed, without knowing the difference at the time, to swap my USDT to Binance Smartchain Testnet.
Looking for my other wallets I realized, since I hadn’t thought about them in years, that any other assets I’ve acquired are gone because I got rid of my written down seed phrases when I cleared out my garage of all of my old notebooks they would be in.
I also made a switch from Android to iOS around a year after my SafeMoon experience. So any passkeys I had saved on Brave are now gone.
For all the new comers out there that have the possibility to share my experience, remember two things.
1.) Take the time to learn exactly what coins you’re moving around, you can end up with something worthless such as myself.
2.) Do not store your wallets seed phrases somewhere that you might forget about them or loose them.
I know these rules are very well established throughout Crypto exchanges, groups, and communities now. But if I can save one person from making my mistakes by writing this, it’s worth stating again. Luckily I don’t miss the money I put into it but it sure would have been cool to turn $40 to $4000.

Can u give sample what type u chose to invest?instead of BNB

If it came to that, I could sell computer equipment, cars, silver coins, etc. Cancel all streaming subscriptions. Go find a job out of my field if needed. There are a lot of options. BNB is still above it's 2021 ATH, and I'll sell that before I sell ETH.

ETH is just an inflationary useless scam. Just buy legit stuff like BNB or BTC

BTC is at 113k, BNB at $740, Moons holding after a 100% pump, and few are still complaining lol

I had a similar strategy though "safer" in that I only watch BNB price. If I feel like BNB is going to seesaw, I'll make a BNB/USD LP right above the current price so I only need to provide BNB. Sit on it for some time and exit when my position becomes out of range.
I'll end up with either BNB or USD at the other end. If I ended up with BNB, then nothing changed. If I ended up with USD, then the "sell" price is the mid-point of the range.

I make sure to have my range end up at 360+% APY so the math is easy in that I just need to make 1% per day in fees for the strategy to work.
I luck out wherein sometimes I also get tons of farm rewards (CAKE on Pancakeswap) and which I sell which then becomes most of my profits. Either I sell it or I just put in CAKE/BNB with the same strategy and earn some more BNB.

Hey everyone, I’m excited to share my journey and host this AMA to help others understand memecoin trading better. Wishing you all a great summer.
I started trading altcoins in 2020, focusing on spot and some futures mainlyy with BNB, ETH, and BTC. In 2023–2024, I shifted entirely to NFTs during their massive boom, where it was relatively easy to make 2–5x returns by grinding for whitelist spots on new Discord servers.
Fast forward to last year, I dove into memecoins Pumpfuns (Bonks now too). Initially, I lost some NFT profits because I was clueless, but within a few weeks, I gained valuable experience. The game changer was hiring a developer to create a custom X tracker and sniper bot, allowing me to move faster than manual traders and spot trends more effectively.
This transformed my life xdd. Now, I can travel anywhere, and as a young, disciplined trader, I’m focused on growing my portfolio further and connecting with others in this space.
Ask me anything!

This one? Looks like it's a honeypot (Bottom right hand side - scroll down).
Please learn how to use sites like GECKO, DEXTOOLS, etc BEFORE buying into tokens ESPECIALLY on SOLANA, BASE, BNB, etc.
[https://www.geckoterminal.com/base/pools/0x47497efbd03b313db11c70900b46483fae05bbd7](https://www.geckoterminal.com/base/pools/0x47497efbd03b313db11c70900b46483fae05bbd7)

0.01 USDT = 1 BNB

Have you added some BNB to pay the gas fee. Every transaction requires a transaction fee in the networks native token

Noone gives you anything for free. If they do, its likely a scam.
That said: you can buy some BNB and hold it into binance launchpad. There are some airdrops periodically. However... They are not worth shit.

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