Founders shout 'decentralization' from the rooftops,
but when it comes to airdrops,
they immediately change their tune,
focusing entirely on themselves, their families, and their close-knit circles,
community contribution?
Not a chance, it's just busywork.
Also, now it's easy to judge whether a project will only give to yappers and test users,
simple.
Once a token sale or ICO is announced, it's basically game over,
because once the funding is secured, the project team gets lazy and stops generously sharing the community pie. Many projects have been playing this way lately, leaving the community with nothing to show for their efforts.
When Kaito launched the capital-launchpad,
the whole circle changed dramatically.
Project teams realized they could easily 'milk' money through ICOs, and everyone rushed in.
I participated in a few myself, and so far, I haven't received any tokens. Looking back, it was also a bit mindless.
Kaito can earn passive income from launchpad fees, and there's a rumor that the community gets 5%, is that true?
Then, they just tossed the core product 'InfoFi' aside.
And now?
All teams see is money, just 'withdrawals', and the yapping era of the community has completely ended.
Once the money comes in so quickly, the product gets sidelined.
Wallchain: InfoFi players, though there are farming issues, they fixed the algorithm and added on-chain verification, not completely abandoning the core, and withdrawals aren't that rampant.
Galxe: Task platform, originally designed to prevent slop, has a launchpad but limits high-risk projects; community interaction hasn't died and is still promoting real contribution rewards.
After this round of withdrawals, will Kaito shut down the launchpad and return to InfoFi, or will they continue to earn passively?
Let's take another look at a certain platform token, experiencing such a drop, they always engage in 'killing the chicken to get the egg' tactics.................
Most of the new projects have cut the leeks, but of course, there are a few projects that can still make money for everyone.
The projects subscribed by Kaito have also dragged on for quite some time.
Now, to determine whether a project will reward everyone well,
the first thing to look at is whether it will conduct an ICO.
Because once an ICO is launched, the project party becomes conservative, and the initial airdrop to the community often allocates less than 3% of the shares; many projects have been repeating this recently.
Of course, not conducting an ICO doesn’t necessarily mean being 100% generous, but at least it leaves some room for the community to share more.
I am optimistic about the @billions_ntwk project,
because it has been around long enough, and I subscribed on Kaito as well; let’s see if you can give everyone a surprise!
@StandX_Official No trading, The points earned from participating in the three activities before,
I estimate that at TGE, you won't even get a sip of the northwest wind, just ice cubes,
Haha, the project team has drowned these early users in the wave of trading competitions,
This is the typical drawback of not having clear airdrop rewards and shares in advance, You can only follow the project team's lead, and it's still a blind box.
Are you guys really playing with this strategy? Haha.
The project team wants to be the king of trading competitions, the brushers, you must be feeling good now.
I suddenly seem to have an inexplicable feeling..........
Binance has just obtained three licenses in Abu Dhabi
01 Exchange 02 Clearing 03 Brokerage
The first cryptocurrency exchange to gain a bank-level regulatory framework, with brokerage services launching on January 6,
Coinbase and Kraken are begging for a license in the United States, having passed the regulatory hurdle, the global landscape is redrawn!
Next, hedge fund capital is rushing to BNB.
In summary:
Binance's regulatory upgrade, Abu Dhabi has become a new fortress, the signal for BNB to take off is full.
I am most concerned about a few questions:
01 Will these three licenses for Binance push BNB straight to $1000, or will institutional capital digest it first?
02 With Abu Dhabi becoming a crypto hub, how much longer can Coinbase hold out in the United States? Will Binance's global market share double?
Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates,
and it is also the largest and wealthiest of the seven emirates.
Rich in oil, full of tycoons, with numerous sovereign funds.
Its current status in the crypto space:
One of the most crypto-friendly regulatory environments in the world: licenses are processed quickly, standards are clear, and taxes are low.
Middle Eastern financial center: Sovereign funds ADIA, Mubadala, and MGX together manage nearly $2 trillion, recently pouring money into crypto like crazy.
A new stronghold for major exchanges like Binance, OKX, Bybit, and Kraken: While the U.S. SEC investigates daily, they all come here to obtain bank-level licenses.
You see, this stage is the time of positive news, so the positive news has come out.
Previously, the global Islamic financial market of 38 trillion dollars could not touch BTC at all.
Now, a single country, Saudi Arabia, has unlocked 1 trillion dollars of Sharia assets; this country has a lot of oil.
In the past 6 weeks, 2.7 billion dollars flowed out of ETFs, all pouring into sovereign wealth funds buying 80k dollars of BTC over-the-counter.
Once the religious barriers are broken, the signal for BTC to take off is fully on.
The news is just in conjunction with the actions of the manipulators,
they are dropping, already replenishing their positions, releasing news, and then rising; small investors chase the rise and buy in, isn't it so?
Of course, previously,
after Sharia compliance, the Saudi sovereign fund went on a buying spree for gold ETFs, doubling its holdings after 2020, with a market value skyrocketing by hundreds of billions,
after the Dow Jones Sharia index was unlocked, global Muslim funds poured in, with a return rate exceeding the S&P by 20%, and asset management scale breaking a trillion.
These prove that a religious green light = a flood of funds.
This pool of Bitcoin always brings some surprises for new players entering the market; next time you read the news, take a deep breath and focus on the cash flow.
With a small position, let’s witness the Islamic BTC wave together; of course, Bitcoin is relatively low-priced now, regardless of how things go in the future.
But, I still have to remind you repeatedly, just in case, don’t go all in.
Holding 660,624 Bitcoins, total price approximately 49.35 billion US dollars, unit price approximately 74,696 US dollars.
@BitMNR
3.86 million ETH (unit price 3139 dollars), 192 BTC, 36 million dollars Eightco stocks, plus 1 billion dollars in cash.
That man who always has money to buy Bitcoin updated X again last night to announce his purchase of Bitcoin, there was an update prompt last night, and the market seems to be slowly stirring.
Watching the whales refilling their positions time and again,
are retail investors anxious, considering when to sell, and when to buy at a low point.
For Bitcoin and Ethereum,
most people are not considering what the low point and fluctuations are, but whether they have the ability to buy, and whether they can hold onto what they buy without selling.
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