BSquared Network price

🟧 Since Babylon went live recently, the BTCFi sector has started to stir again, and many projects that were popular a while ago have also gradually issued their tokens, $B2 being no exception. Many projects are still in the "storytelling" phase, with flashy pages and full token models, but the products are still under development. @BSquaredNetwork The B2 project has had quite a bit of controversy before, such as: The project has been slow to start mining and TGE The asset prices of blockheads and mining machines are disappointing But from the product structure perspective, it is also one of the few BTCFi projects that "truly have something landed": 1️⃣ On one side is the global Top10 mining pool business, with real computing power and off-chain income 2️⃣ On the other side is the BTCFi product, aiming to open up the on-chain value-added channel for BTC assets 3️⃣ FDV is not high, and according to tokenomics (10% reserved for listing incentives), it also indicates a plan for subsequent listing actions It's not the kind of project that excels at storytelling, but some details are indeed solid. It's too early to talk about success or failure, and how it progresses later still depends on the synchronization rhythm of the product and community. ♦️ Is there anyone else looking at BTCFi recently? If you find any projects that are "not mainstream but interesting," leave a comment and I'll dig into it 👀

Recently, it's becoming increasingly difficult to wash trade on Binance Alpha. A slight mistake can lead to a loss of over ten dollars. I tested it all afternoon today and finally managed to run the "High Frequency Low Loss Mode" in the Binance Web3 wallet. Now, I'm sharing the "thought process and trading steps" with everyone: 1⃣ Thought Process One: The loss was quite significant yesterday, so I started choosing tokens with low price increases, waiting for them to rise after placing an order. This is too time-consuming, and I can't afford the time drag with multiple accounts, so I'm still testing high-frequency trading. 2⃣ Thought Process Two: For high-frequency trading, I like to find tokens with large trading volumes, a 24-hour increase of less than 10%, and orders over 10,000U. On BSC, I saw that $B2 had the highest trading volume, a 24h increase of 10%, and someone was consistently trading with 1.5K funds, using 3-5 wallets to buy and sell simultaneously. 3⃣ I take advantage of the times when these wallets are selling $B2 to buy in. To avoid transaction failures and ensure low losses, I made the following settings: 🔸 Step One: Set the purchase slippage to within 1% and enable MEV when placing an order; 🔸 Step Two: After wallet confirmation, refresh a few times, and sell immediately after the token balance appears, ensuring the selling slippage is less than 2%; 🔸 Step Three: Ensure MEV is enabled when selling, then "swap" 🔔 I have tested with both USDT and BNB, and the above method results in very low losses, especially when trading with BNB, which is the fastest and least wearing. Due to the large trading volume of $B2, there are sometimes unexpected profits.