I've made over $1,000,000 on my public wallet trading on memecoins on @TradingTerminal this year
in my latest video, I talked about all the basics that you need to know to replicate my strategy 😈
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Markets are at the doorway of Risk-On
The volatility here for #BTC & S&P500 in 2026 also showed up at the same exact time in 2012, 2016, & 2020 (all in Q4 as well coincidentally) as Risk was knocking at the door
Stay zoomed out and keep eyes on 2027 & 2028
below is the secret formula for being a profitable trader
AT (autonomous thought) + HT (hours traded)
every single unprofitable trader either lacks hours or the ability to think for themselves
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Memecoin trader Mega explains why time is the biggest edge in new-pair trading
He says top traders like Cented and Deku spend around 12 hours a day trading, six days a week.
And there's a reason behind it.
The more time you spend watching new pairs, the more coins and narratives you've already seen.
When hundreds of new tokens launch, experienced traders can instantly filter out coins that have already run or narratives that have played out before.
Instead of researching everything, they can focus on the few opportunities that actually look interesting.
🗣️ "If you want to trade new pairs, you have to put in so much time."
Im pretty much the first transaction in every coin that goes to bonding curve
Made a video explaining exactly what makes these coins stand out instantly, and makes me buy within the second a coin gets launched
Highly recommend you give this vid a watch if you want to understand what goes thorugh a new pair traders mind, vid in comments
This will be my final lockin. 11/1/26
I will be streaming everyday for hopefully 365 days in a row this time.
This time away has only shown me once again how lucky we are to be able to trade for life-changing amounts of money.
The focus this time around will be less around spam trading newpairs and more around finding winners to push to 7 figs.
Will we milk the cow until it is dry? Or position ourselves for inevitable bull.
Binance's initial investigation suggests that the security incident may involve a compromised DevOps engineer’s laptop, which allowed an attacker to gain access to a service container and submit unauthorized withdrawal transactions. We have found no evidence of any wallet private key leak. We will share a detailed technical post-mortem once the investigation is complete and the facts are fully verified.
The estimated total impact sits at around $6.3B. We have worked with blockchain partners to freeze affected assets, with ~$3 billion frozen on-chain so far.
Binance will cover all losses from the SAFU fund and the company’s funds. User funds are safe. We will also publish an updated Proof of Reserves once the remediation is complete.
As an immediate precaution, Binance has:
- temporarily suspended deposits and withdrawals while security checks are completed;
- revoked the affected address authorisation;
- engaged law enforcement and blockchain intelligence partners to trace and recover funds.
Our teams are working around the clock to resolve this issue safely and thoroughly. We are working closely with our law enforcement partners to confirm the identity of these criminals and bring them to justice.
Please rely only on official Binance channels for updates. Please feel free to contact Binance Customer Support if you have any further questions.
https://t.co/ywB2mKFy0p
I went through the on-chain data on the $6.3B Binance hack. What most people are posting is WRONG, and the smartest part of this attack is getting no coverage…
The main drain took 24 SECONDS. Not 20 minutes. About $2.7B left two Binance Ethereum wallets in under half a minute.
How they got in:
Binance says a DevOps engineer's laptop "may" have been compromised. They also say there is no evidence a private key leaked. Both can be true, and that's the interesting part.
An EIP-7702 delegation needs a valid signature from the wallet. If you control a service container that is already authorised to request signatures, you never need the key. You just ask the signing service to sign for you. Same shape as Bybit, where attackers hit a developer machine at Safe.
The transaction itself:
A type-4 tx carrying 50 separate EIP-7702 authorizations, all for the Binance 14 hot wallet, all pointing at the same attacker contract.
Only ONE landed. Nonce range 18,914,775 to 18,914,824.
They didn't know the wallet's exact nonce, so they sprayed a range and let one hit. Blockaid caught this.
The part nobody is talking about:
Within 3 minutes the attacker supplied 60M USDT to Aave as collateral and borrowed 19,762 wETH against it. About $45M.
Tether froze the address right after. Aave froze the markets 46 minutes later.
TOO LATE. They had already turned freezable stablecoins into ETH nobody can touch. Marc Zeller confirmed the position is overcollateralised so Aave isn't out anything.
Where it stands:
Frozen, per ZachXBT: over $2.83B. Roughly 1,767M USDT, 823M USDC, 40.5M RLUSD, 27.8M USD1, 29,934 WBETH.
Still with the attacker: 197,460 ETH, about $436M, plus $122M across 15+ tokens including LINK, AAVE, WBTC and ONDO. Another $19.5M on Arbitrum and $24M on Avalanche.
The wallet was funded with 0.1 ETH out of Tornado Cash. The delegation was removed and the wallet's code was empty again by 01:20 UTC.
The number that actually matters:
$6.3B stolen, about $3B frozen. That's a $3.3B hole.
SAFU took in $1B of Bitcoin earlier this year. It covers less than a third. At least $2.3B comes out of Binance's own corporate balance sheet.
Withdrawals went down at 22:15 UTC, almost two hours after the drain started.
Watch for the updated Proof of Reserves. That's the only document that tells you what Binance actually has left.
I will keep researching the subject, and I will keep you guys updated.
If you own ANY amount of crypto, make sure you're following me so you don't miss any important updates.
A lot of people will regret not following me…
monday's high and low are two of the most useful levels in my weekly trading playbook
when i'm expecting a bearish week, i watch for opportunities around resistance above the weekly open, but a break below Monday's low is often the confirmation i'm looking for
once price breaks a key level after consolidating around it, the move can accelerate quickly
that's why i focus on getting positioned around important levels with clear invalidation rather than chasing price after the move
i pay close attention to how price reacts during large liquidation events
when billions in forced buying or selling hit the market, the important signal is how much of that pressure gets absorbed
if price stops moving lower despite heavy long liquidations, that can tell you a lot about the demand sitting underneath the market
i think these moments often create important levels to watch on future retests, especially after a significant amount of leverage has been cleared out