Mars Blueprint Plan 1.0 - Leading Everyone to Mars
Phase 1: Building the Mars Community All earthlings who want to go to Mars can join the $MXLYplus Mars community. Community members can obtain community point rewards by participating in community tasks or game competitions of Telegram Bot. At the same time, millions of treasures similar to an oasis are set in the metaverse game. During the game process, one can talk to the artificial intelligence prophet $PhoenixBTC to obtain treasure hunt clues and seize the keys.
Phase 2: Raising funds for Mars migration Automatic arbitrage trading is realized through the $KMu3 quantitative trading robot. Let the KMu3 electronic dog of Subject Three raise funds for Mars migration for community members. The distribution of funds is automatically issued in the form of PhoenixUSDT by blockchain artificial intelligence according to the ranking of points and comprehensive economic situation.
Phase 3: Development and construction of Phoenix City on Mars Community pioneers and KMu3 humanoid robots go to Mars to develop and build the PhoenixBTC City home. After the completion of home construction, citizens of PhoenixBTC City can hold $PhoenixUSDT to settle down in their homes or engage in various business activities.
原文如下: US President-elect Donald Trump’s pledge to support the cryptocurrency sector could provide a fresh impetus for mainland China to revitalise its digital-asset market, according to an industry veteran, as tech competition between the two countries continue to escalate. “If the US Congress and the [incoming] president make crypto policies clear, constantly legislate and promote the industry, it would certainly be a driving force for China to accept [cryptocurrencies],” HashKey Group chairman and chief executive Xiao Feng said in an interview with the South China Morning Post last week. The action taken by Washington and its Western allies in 2022 to cut Russia off from the Swift financial messaging system – part of a package of sanctions aimed at pressuring Moscow to abandon its invasion of Ukraine – may also contribute to convincing Beijing to support the cryptocurrency sector, according to Xiao. “China perhaps needed five or six years from the present to accept [cryptocurrency businesses] without these events occurring,” he said. “But now, because of these factors, that time frame could be shortened to two years.”