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Let's go BNB, as long as the structure isn't broken, keep watching for new highs, sweeping liquidity upward is very reasonable.

It seems that the buyers are protecting short-term control. Hopefully, it won't dip back below 0.00090, or else the rhythm will have to start over.

I usually don't wait until my borrowing position is close to liquidation to check; it feels like I'm three steps away from the red line—my palms get sweaty... I will first stop all new operations, no more adding leverage to comfort myself. Then do three things: either add some collateral (preferably less profit than getting liquidated and face-planting), or repay some to widen the margin, or simply reduce my position and walk away, sleeping more peacefully. I also quickly review authorizations; recently, during the airdrop season, various task platforms are doing anti-witchcraft and point syst

Watching my transaction queue in the mempool for the fourth time, I feel a bit helpless but also somewhat relieved... When the network is congested, that moment you send out your transaction is actually just "entering the waiting room." Miners/packagers will prioritize those who pay higher tips/fees. If you pay less, you'll slowly wait, and if it takes too long, you might even get stuck on the nonce. All subsequent transfers get clogged together, and seeing a row of pending transactions in my wallet triggers my OCD. The community has been arguing these days whether the extreme fee rate is abou