What I DON'T Do on Binance (and Why)
I use Binance with a clear goal: to invest consciously and sustainably over time. Precisely for this reason, there are several things I've decided not to do, even though they're available and many people use them without thinking much.
I don't do impulsive trading or chase green candles. If I buy, it's because the price enters a zone that makes sense for my plan, not because the market is euphoric. Acting out of emotion almost always leads to bad decisions.
I don't invest all my capital at once. Keeping liquidity, like USDT on standby, isn't missing opportunities—it's preparing for when the market presents them. Patience is also a position.
I don't use leverage. Not because it's "bad," but because it doesn't fit my profile or my goals. Leverage amplifies mistakes faster than most people realize.
I don't buy assets I don't understand. Before touching a cryptocurrency, I need to know what it's for, what role it plays, and what risks I'm taking. Buying without criteria isn't investing—it's gambling.
And something very important: I don't make daily decisions just by looking at the price. Binance is a powerful tool, but the problem is almost never the platform—it's how it's used.
These choices allow me to sleep peacefully, stay calm, and build step by step. In crypto, what you decide not to do is just as important as what you do.
Do you have clear boundaries on what you don't do when using Binance, or are you still deciding on the fly?
I read your thoughts in the comments.
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