Feyishade Henry

8.4K posts

Feyishade Henry

Feyishade Henry

@FeyishadeH

Be humble and never think you are better than anyone else . For dust you are , and into dust you shall return . #Lover of God # Crypto trader # Kdramas lover 😍

Kwara state Katılım Mart 2020
507 Takip Edilen371 Takipçiler
Feyishade Henry retweetledi
김진영$RVV
김진영$RVV@qkdwkd8877·
My Experience with Binance on October 10th Yes, Binance had issues that day. It's true that servers can go down when trading volume spikes. But that wasn't the real problem. The Deposit Issue During that time, deposits to prevent liquidation were not being processed on Binance. The Trading Manipulation There was an even bigger problem. I was trading FTT/USDT on the spot market. I sold at a very low price and attempted to rebuy within 5 seconds. The sell order went through, but the buy order did not. I pressed the buy button multiple times—only errors. Meanwhile, selling still worked. Think about this: If only sell orders were going through, who exactly was buying all those coins that dropped 90-99%? I was there. I witnessed it in real-time. Sells executed. Buys blocked. That's when I truly understood how dirty Binance is. My Losses - Futures: Total liquidation from the flash crash - Spot: 80-90% loss The Compensation Farce Binance later announced a compensation program. I met every single condition they stated. I received nothing. After they announced that all compensation had been distributed, I spent days arguing with customer service. Their response: - "We cannot tell you why you didn't receive compensation—internal policy." - "The compensation was our goodwill, not an obligation." All records of my trades are still in my Binance account. Their PR Strategy They blur the true nature of their actions. They only respond to idiotic comments like "Binance is making Bitcoin drop"—easy targets to debunk. The posts that actually expose what they did? Those get ignored. That is how Binance operates.
English
34
74
753
96.6K
Feyishade Henry retweetledi
Marius🔸capital
Marius🔸capital@MariusCapital·
I am a Bidder of $SKR here at $92 million marketcap. This is the second token launched by the Solana team after $SOL. Airdrop sellers & Jeets should be out by now, Early long's are exhausted as well. Targets 👉 0.03, 0.05, $0.1 🤑. #NFA #SolanaMobile #Binance
Marius🔸capital tweet media
Marius🔸capital@MariusCapital

I see no justifiable reason why $SKR shouldn't trade above a $1 billion dollar FDV eventually. It's obvious that this is a carefully thought out launch and it ticks all the boxes of what a retail friendly token should have 👇. 🔹No VC raise 🔸Low marketcap, low FDV launch. 🔹50% of the token supply in circulation on day 1 🔸Launched by the team and founders of the most retail friendly and revenue generating chain Solana. 🔹There's a working product in the market already. 🔸 Unlimited upside potential for Solana mobile to collaborate & compete with already existent industry giants. 🔹Not listed on #Binance spot yet ): 👉 Short term price action may point towards the downside as Airdrop recipient cash out & over leveraged longs get liquidated but the long-term is filled with so many X's 📈 for anyone planning to buy, DCA & hold. #NFA #DYOR #solanamobile

English
21
16
48
15.2K
Feyishade Henry retweetledi
Crypto Candy🔥💎
Crypto Candy🔥💎@cryptocandy24x·
$ASTER trying to rebound and breakout on daily timeframe. Expecting some move in short term...
Crypto Candy🔥💎 tweet media
English
20
17
97
11.6K
Feyishade Henry retweetledi
Crypto Candy🔥💎
Crypto Candy🔥💎@cryptocandy24x·
$DOLO looks good while DEFI & SEED heating up. Breakout and retest done on daily timeframe. Expecting some move in short term. Load some and hold...
Crypto Candy🔥💎 tweet media
English
11
10
44
7.2K
Feyishade Henry retweetledi
Marius🔸capital
Marius🔸capital@MariusCapital·
I see no justifiable reason why $SKR shouldn't trade above a $1 billion dollar FDV eventually. It's obvious that this is a carefully thought out launch and it ticks all the boxes of what a retail friendly token should have 👇. 🔹No VC raise 🔸Low marketcap, low FDV launch. 🔹50% of the token supply in circulation on day 1 🔸Launched by the team and founders of the most retail friendly and revenue generating chain Solana. 🔹There's a working product in the market already. 🔸 Unlimited upside potential for Solana mobile to collaborate & compete with already existent industry giants. 🔹Not listed on #Binance spot yet ): 👉 Short term price action may point towards the downside as Airdrop recipient cash out & over leveraged longs get liquidated but the long-term is filled with so many X's 📈 for anyone planning to buy, DCA & hold. #NFA #DYOR #solanamobile
Marius🔸capital tweet media
English
22
22
57
9.9K
Feyishade Henry retweetledi
CoinGlass
CoinGlass@coinglass_com·
GM! $river When futures volume trades 80×+ spot volume, price is no longer discovered by the market. It is constructed through leverage, driven by intentionally deployed volatility and repeated liquidation cycles. This kind of move is not organic. It is engineered. Best advice: don’t participate. This is how retail gets harvested.
CoinGlass tweet mediaCoinGlass tweet media
English
49
41
348
33.3K
Feyishade Henry retweetledi
The White Whale
The White Whale@WhiteWhaleLabs·
"That Mother-F*&$*er Isn't Real!" In today's episode I'm going expose another shady side of crypto that doesn't get nearly enough attention: why what we see on most CEX orders books should be illegal - but isn't. Order spoofing. Isn't spoofing banned? Isn't someone supposed to stop it? And the honest answer is: yes, it’s illegal…in real markets. But this is crypto. In traditional finance, placing large orders you never intend to fill just to mislead other participants is a crime. There are statutes. There are regulators. There are consequences. In crypto there are rarely any consequences. Not because the behavior is somehow different - but because of how hard it is to enforce in our grand world of permissionless, global finance. What you often see on CEX order books most days isn’t always textbook spoofing in the traditional legal sense. It’s something more slippery. Walls that appear, disappear the moment price approaches, reappear a few ticks higher or lower. Orders that get nibbled just enough to maintain plausible deniability. Liquidity that exists just long enough to influence behavior, not long enough to actually trade. Anyone who’s spent real time watching books knows this isn’t accidental. Those orders aren’t there to sell (or buy). They’re there to shape direction. Because bots are forced to believe they may be real, and humans follow bot actions (unknowingly). So why? The most common culprit is perps. Because in modern crypto markets, perps are where leverage, incentives, and control actually live. Spot trading reflects conviction, but perps reflect pressure - forced behavior driven by margin, funding, and liquidation mechanics. When price behaves strangely, it’s usually not because someone wants the asset cheaper or higher, but because a large amount of leveraged exposure needs price to stay undecided long enough for time, fees, and liquidation asymmetry to do the work. Perps don’t need belief in the asset, they only need positioning to become fragile. That’s why you see price stall near obvious levels, why order books feel performative, and why moves often come suddenly after long periods of nothing - the market isn’t waiting on fundamentals, it’s waiting on leverage to overstay. And here’s the part that is most frustrating: CEXs turn a blind eye and allow it. Less reputable CEXs are actually in on it. Market makers can always say they were adjusting quotes, managing inventory, reacting to volatility. True intent is almost impossible to prove, especially in remote venues with fragmented or zero oversight. We as a community have always just quietly accepted this behavior, either out of ignorance that it exists or because we can't really do anything to prevent it. That doesn’t make it fair. It doesn’t make it right. But it does make it structural rot. This is why when people say “the CEX order book is fake” what they usually mean isn’t that there’s no liquidity - it’s that the signal is unreliable. The book becomes a psychological warfare tool. A way to manufacture fear, manufacture confidence, delay decisions, and extract impatience. And that’s the key point here. It only works if you let it. It’s all about manipulating your belief of whats ahead. That’s the extraction mechanism. Believe there's a huge sell wall above your head? People stop buying. Believe there is a huge amount of support right underneath you? People start buying. I’m not interested in screaming “manipulation” every time a fake wall flashes and vanishes. It happens on every single CEX-traded token more frequently than you would believe. Outrage doesn’t fix a structural incentive problem. Education does. When you understand how this game is played, you stop reacting the way the Apex Predator wants you to. You stop treating every signal like it’s sacred. You stop letting transient liquidity decide your mood or your conviction. Understanding the ways in which your decisions are manipulated and refusing to respond to them is how you take your power back. Does this also happen in the DEX world? Yes, but not to the degree and frequency as it happens on CEXs. But if you want to get a more accurate view of real liquidity I would always focus on DEX first. Observe liquidity over time - figure out what liquidity is sticky and what liquidity is "here for a moment". 🫡 From the depths — The White Whale 🐋
The White Whale tweet media
English
93
96
598
51.6K