Crypto Q&A

CMEM is a Solana based meme coin inspired by the Claude AI memory plugin, scheduled for listing on LBank with CMEM/USDT spot trading.

OWL is the native token of Owlto Finance, an AI powered interoperability protocol for cross chain liquidity and RWA applications, listed on LBank with OWL/USDT spot trading.

SENT is the native token of Sentient, an open source AGI network with a large global community, scheduled to be listed on LBank on January 22, 2026 (UTC) with SENT/USDT spot trading.

BIGDON (BIG DON) is a memecoin listed on LBank on January 15, 2026 (UTC), available for BIGDON/USDT spot trading in the USDT Zone.

AN (安) is a security-focused token listed on LBank on January 15, 2026 (UTC), available for AN/USDT spot trading in the USDT Zone.

BUTTCOIN1, also known as Buttcoin, was created in 2011 as a parody of Bitcoin and is often recognized as the earliest memecoin in crypto.

KUKUMA (哭哭馬) is a meme coin listed on LBank on January 14, 2026 (UTC), available for spot trading in the MEME Zone with the XIAOGUDONG/USDT pair.

XIAOGUDONG (小股東) was listed on LBank on January 14, 2026 (UTC). The XIAOGUDONG/USDT pair is available for spot trading in the MEME Zone.

NATIVE was listed on LBank on January 14, 2026 (UTC). Trade NATIVE/USDT in the MEME Zone with deposits and trading opening at 04:00 UTC.

The P2P Trading Contest P4 on LBank runs from January 19 to January 30 (UTC). Users who complete eligible P2P deposits with certified merchants and meet trading requirements can share a 6,000 USDT prize pool and win Lucky Star rewards.

Hold USDE on LBank and earn up to 5% APY automatically. No lock-up required. Rewards are calculated daily and distributed by the system.

This Q&A explains how to reduce the risk of P2P scams by combining platform security mechanisms with user awareness and proper trading behavior.

This Q&A explains when and how P2P trading can be safe, including the role of platform protections, verified merchants, and user best practices in reducing risks.

This Q&A explains how P2P prices are calculated by individual sellers within a platform’s P2P marketplace, and how market factors and merchant considerations shape dynamic pricing.

This Q&A explains why USDT prices vary in a platform’s P2P trading section and how factors such as supply and demand, payment methods, merchant settings, and market conditions influence pricing.

This Q&A explains the payment methods supported in P2P trading and how availability may vary by platform, region, and seller preferences.

This Q&A explains whether USDT can be purchased by bank transfer in P2P trading, what factors affect availability, and what alternative payment methods may be used.

This Q&A explains how to buy USDT with NGN via P2P trading, covering platform selection, supported local payment methods in Nigeria, and secure transaction steps.

This Q&A explains how new users can buy 1 USDT at a special price through a P2P platform, including eligibility requirements, supported regions, and participation steps.

This Q&A explains how long a P2P USDT purchase usually takes and the key factors that can affect transaction speed, including payment methods, seller response time, and local support.