Crypto KOL's account of surviving the market crash on October 11: fully invested in BNB, bought "Together Plan" tokens at the first opportunity

Author: @HiddenPositions

My name is Silent Brother. In this market, there are no legends, only survivors.

On October 11th, the market crashed. Overnight, countless people were liquidated, wiped out, and went to zero. I avoided that collective destruction because of one decision—going all in on BNB. Some say it was luck; I know it wasn't. It was the "fearlessness" earned from countless liquidations. Those who have been liquidated understand what it means to "calmly survive."

A few days later, I saw Binance launch the "Together Plan." At that moment, I was a bit moved. It wasn't just a PR move or a market rescue action; it was an attitude. "The market can fluctuate, but we cannot exit." "Users may get hurt, but we must be present."

That day, I bought 20% of the $Together Plan tokens. I didn't hesitate. Because in those lines of text, I saw my past self—the one who was liquidated, silent, and then stood up again.

Some asked me why I bought it. I said because I understood the meaning of "together." It's not just a plan. It's a spirit. For users, it's compensation. For institutions, it's support. For the industry, it's a signal.

This is a true "redistribution of responsibility." Binance did not evade; instead, it chose to share the burden. It chose to build a boat in the eye of the storm that allows everyone to survive. I am on that boat. That's why I call myself Silent Brother. Not because I don't speak, but because I understand—silence is more powerful than noise in the storm.

I do not intend to sell my $Together Plan tokens. This is not speculation. It is a testament to a belief. Binance's "Together Plan" saves not just funds but also those who still want to believe in this industry.

When people say, "Only He Yi can relieve worries, only CZ." I would add—"Only together can we cross the sea."

Silent Brother

Largest holder of the $Together Plan

A survivor in the storm, a witness of trust.