Scroll is a scaling solution for Ethereum: it is a Layer 2 (L2) universal zero-knowledge (zk) Rollup. The project's description is: Compared with Ethereum, the Scroll network is more accessible, more responsive, and can support more users at the same time. If you have used or developed applications on Ethereum, you will feel at home developing on Scroll. But after reading various materials, I still don't think this project has any highlights.
But what is annoying is that its community users can only share 7% of the total tokens after working hard for a year, while Binance users only need to participate in Launchpool for two days to get 5.5% of the total tokens.
Moreover, this is another project with high selling pressure. The total number of tokens is 1 billion, and only 190 million are in circulation after listing. Not only is there a large long-term selling pressure, but the tokens airdropped by Launchpool account for 28.94% of the circulating tokens, and there is also a lot of pressure to sell in the short term after listing. If the price opens high, it is recommended not to take the last position.
You asked me if I can hold this SRC for a long time? I personally suggest that you just make some money from swing trading in the short term, after all, when the popularity is high, the volatility is also large. Forget about holding it for a long time. You can count the purchase returns of all new coins on Binance this year, and you will get the answer.
