$BNB The most reliable way to complete various lottery activities is to do USDC contracts, and it's not BTC but BNB, which has low volatility.
50000U contract trading volume, which means actually 100 times the March lottery activity would suffice, although the prizes look a bit shabby. It's more like adding a little extra for those who can make money, giving ordinary people something to think about. If you're hoping to get rich quick, you might as well forget it; with that kind of luck, why even try?
Previously, in February, the spot fee was 0.025 each time (of course, if you can endure it, you can also have zero fees). This March, the activity has banned zero-fee spot trading. On the day it launched, it was initially supported, but the lottery card points were useless for me even though I connected to the shared pool several times. Fortunately, if the contracts are being brushed, it's still okay. Based on previous monthly challenges, the minimum guarantee is about 0.1 each time, so losing more to brush isn't worth it.
Take advantage of the fact that USDC contracts still have no fees, and cherish it while you can.
50000U contract trading volume, which means actually 100 times the March lottery activity would suffice, although the prizes look a bit shabby. It's more like adding a little extra for those who can make money, giving ordinary people something to think about. If you're hoping to get rich quick, you might as well forget it; with that kind of luck, why even try?
Previously, in February, the spot fee was 0.025 each time (of course, if you can endure it, you can also have zero fees). This March, the activity has banned zero-fee spot trading. On the day it launched, it was initially supported, but the lottery card points were useless for me even though I connected to the shared pool several times. Fortunately, if the contracts are being brushed, it's still okay. Based on previous monthly challenges, the minimum guarantee is about 0.1 each time, so losing more to brush isn't worth it.
Take advantage of the fact that USDC contracts still have no fees, and cherish it while you can.