See original
LIVENanoshi_KUKUMOTO
--
#bnb #Launchpool You cannot extract your goods from the top, that is, with the highest profit, without receiving information from the inside.
How honest do you think Binance or the exchanges treat their investors in this regard? 0.001%
Because before sharing the launchpool event, it gives the first information to the whales!
If we take the last project as an example, BNB increased from $ 550 to $ 720 in 1-2 weeks.
Are the whales astrologers? They predict that the price will increase or there will be a new project and buy as much as they can. Of course not. If there are whales you follow, look at them. Either it is a social network or they all know each other in some way and this news spreads among them first, they make their purchases, then it is the fake phenomena. Finally, investors on the platforms buy and when the price reaches the point they want, they change BNB to FDUSD and stake.
Let's look at the math, now he has 10k$ of money in his hand, he buys 550$ bnb with them, which is 18.50bnb on average. The first whale takes out his goods at 720 dollars and gets 13500$ with a 35% profit.
Then it's the turn of the fake phenomena, they buy the goods for around $600 (16.66 bnb) and sell them for $700 with a 16% profit and get $11600.
These two groups stake their fdusd and also receive a launch pool airdrop. If they received around 5%, they earn approximately 40% and 20%. Where does the money they earn come from the investor on the platform?
After the event, BNB crashes. When the last event is over, I see the BNB price in the range of $620-635. This is where the whale will enter the market again.
When we look at their profit rates, the Roi they share and their in-chain movements, we see that this is an indisputable fact. Not only that, the platform bribes them with a considerable amount of the coins in the Launchpool project for this operation (I do not call it a gift, I call it a bribe, because these distributed coins are something given as a result of an operation). not) and they earn from there
It happens to you again, then wait for it to rise
How honest do you think Binance or the exchanges treat their investors in this regard? 0.001%
Because before sharing the launchpool event, it gives the first information to the whales!
If we take the last project as an example, BNB increased from $ 550 to $ 720 in 1-2 weeks.
Are the whales astrologers? They predict that the price will increase or there will be a new project and buy as much as they can. Of course not. If there are whales you follow, look at them. Either it is a social network or they all know each other in some way and this news spreads among them first, they make their purchases, then it is the fake phenomena. Finally, investors on the platforms buy and when the price reaches the point they want, they change BNB to FDUSD and stake.
Let's look at the math, now he has 10k$ of money in his hand, he buys 550$ bnb with them, which is 18.50bnb on average. The first whale takes out his goods at 720 dollars and gets 13500$ with a 35% profit.
Then it's the turn of the fake phenomena, they buy the goods for around $600 (16.66 bnb) and sell them for $700 with a 16% profit and get $11600.
These two groups stake their fdusd and also receive a launch pool airdrop. If they received around 5%, they earn approximately 40% and 20%. Where does the money they earn come from the investor on the platform?
After the event, BNB crashes. When the last event is over, I see the BNB price in the range of $620-635. This is where the whale will enter the market again.
When we look at their profit rates, the Roi they share and their in-chain movements, we see that this is an indisputable fact. Not only that, the platform bribes them with a considerable amount of the coins in the Launchpool project for this operation (I do not call it a gift, I call it a bribe, because these distributed coins are something given as a result of an operation). not) and they earn from there
It happens to you again, then wait for it to rise
Disclaimer: Includes thrid-party opinions. No financial advice. May include sponsored content. See T&Cs.
BNB
509.7
-2.39%
Replies 0
