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CZ
2026-09-26 12:31:30

CZ says most Binance-listed projects will fail over time, urges retail investors to focus on fundamentals

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, widely known as CZ, said the weak long-term performance of many projects listed on Binance should be viewed in the context of how markets work: most projects in any industry eventually fail, while only a small number become lasting winners. Speaking on the "When Shift Happens" podcast, he compared crypto with the internet sector, where millions of companies emerged but only a few hundred became truly successful, with even fewer reaching major influence. He said artificial intelligence could follow a similar pattern. CZ also addressed the trade-off in allowing public token access at an early stage. He said open participation has both benefits and risks, but rejected the idea of using accredited-investor restrictions to keep ordinary people out of early investment opportunities. In his view, the better approach is to give the public access and education, then let investors make their own decisions. He added that retail investors can make money in crypto, but said the market needs balance. Projects that rely on false promises, excessive promotion, or wording that can easily mislead investors may profit in the short term while hurting users. CZ said the industry should push founders toward more responsible behavior, help users learn how to assess projects, reduce dependence on hype and marketing, and improve disclosure-related regulation over time.

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CZ says most Binance-listed projects will fail over time, urges retail investors to focus on fundamentals
PANews
2026-08-20 06:26:00

Nvidia’s 2024 Trading Pattern Offers a Template for Reading Semiconductor Tops and Bottoms

A PANews opinion column by XinGPT revisits Nvidia’s price action from July to November 2024 and uses that stretch as a reference point for the current semiconductor trade. The piece argues that market turning points are easier to identify when technical signals, positioning data and business fundamentals are read together rather than in isolation. On the top side, the article points to failed breakouts, double-top structures and bearish engulfing candles, then pairs those signals with crowded positioning and leverage. It cites a June 2024 survey in which 70% of fund managers saw long Mag7 as the most crowded trade, along with $1.4 billion of retail net buying in NVDA over a five-session window ending Aug. 27 and $3.5 billion of annual net inflows into the 2x long NVDA ETF NVDL. Even strong earnings were not enough to prevent losses when Nvidia’s Aug. 28 report showed a 3% decline in gross margin and the stock fell nearly 7% after hours. On the bottom side, the article highlights Aug. 5-7, 2024, when Nvidia printed a long intraday reversal candle on 553 million shares, followed by confirmation and a successful retest. XinGPT also points to panic readings including a VIX print of 65, a 12.4% drop in the Nikkei and a 9% drop in the KOSPI that triggered a circuit breaker. The column’s trading takeaway is to cut exposure when topping signals coincide with fragile positioning, and to watch for recovery trades when macro-driven selling leaves company fundamentals intact.

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Nvidia’s 2024 Trading Pattern Offers a Template for Reading Semiconductor Tops and Bottoms
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