I recently embarked on a project I'd been eyeing for some time but continuously put off until news of Binance's financing finally spurred me into action. Setting up 40 accounts on the test network manually was no small feat.

Here's the breakdown: Each account received a deposit of 20u, starting on April 18. The outcome? A standard 2 bbs per account, meeting the minimum security threshold of 2.

However, observing others who deposited 4.25, 10u per account, it's hard not to feel a pang of envy. Their minimum security accounts boast 70 coins. It seems those who utilized his invitation code all share this fortune.

As for my luck, I seem to be the outlier with only 2 coins per account amidst a sea of 50 coins holders.

Then there was the Megadrop event. Despite creating four accounts and urging others to join, the turnout was disappointingly low. Attempting to participate yielded no results.

In detail: Three accounts completed the task with minimal savings, each accumulating 1018 points, while one larger account saved a substantial 280bnb, resulting in 55000 points.

Comparatively, others achieved 1000 points, netting 79 coins, while the larger account accumulated around 4200 coins. Decent, but disheartening when considering someone made 1000 low-income accounts, amassing 79000 coins.

Despite the rollercoaster of emotions, experimenting with this venture was undeniably enjoyable. Here's to future endeavors with a more favorable outcome! 🥳

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