Let me put it this way, Binance Square probably won’t apologize or anything. There’s a rule for live streaming on the Square: within 1 hour, you have to dance around, flirt, and act flashy. If you just sit there watching the charts for an hour without moving, your stream gets banned. But for a normal trader working on a 1H timeframe, it’s totally normal to not make a move for 3 or even 5 hours. After all, it’s just streaming your own trades. If you’re trading on a 4H timeframe, it’s even more common to not make a move for a day or two—just staring at the screen and monitoring the charts is part of the routine. Yet Binance expects traders to make at least one trade every hour? Or to constantly switch screens and chat? Honestly, I can only crudely assume: Binance wants every trader who streams to make at least one trade per hour, preferably high-frequency trading, algo trading, or grid trading. Otherwise, they’ll just ban your stream. Now that I’m fully aware of this unspoken rule, from now on, I’ll make sure to scalp the Bollinger Bands on the 1-minute chart every hour, placing 100,000 trades up and down, blowing up my followers’ accounts and eating up their fees.