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Binance voting for new tokens, who should the profit seekers vote for?
It's simple to decide who to vote for: vote for whoever helps us profit, and vote for whoever generously distributes tokens. Both BMT and SHELL are generous, but they are already listed on Binance, so there's no option to vote for them; otherwise, I would definitely vote for them.
Those memes, no matter how popular they are, have nothing to do with you. If you hold them, vote for them; if not, you're just making someone else rich. Once these tokens are listed on exchanges and sold, the holders will be smiling. Moreover, these tokens haven't done any activities, they're too stingy to spend money, just a token gesture.
Currently, the profit-seeking environment is very poor; the newly launched Pell has already gone against the trend, with 20 Pells worth 0.2 USD, while claiming costs 1 USD, resulting in a direct loss.
More and more projects are just going through the motions, so the profit-seeking community needs to unite. Only when project teams see the voting power of the profit-seeking community will there be more projects to promote.
【Related Tokens】
1. Bid, which has indeed made us money, 30 USD already in hand; those who have profited should vote for it.
2. BANANAS31, which has held activities but hasn't issued tokens yet; it might earn some money, so those who participated in the activities should vote for it.
3. Siren, which has held activities, issued 2 USD which is quite stingy; better than nothing.
【Voting Rules】
You can vote for these three; do not vote for others. Voting requires holding 0.01 BNB on Binance; voting won't cost you anything, so feel free to vote. Especially for those with multiple profit-seeking accounts, be sure to vote with all of them, to make the project teams aware of the voting power of the profit-seeking community; only then will there be more wallet activities and more projects distributing tokens.
"All profit seekers of the world, unite." --- Marx
#币安投票上币
It's simple to decide who to vote for: vote for whoever helps us profit, and vote for whoever generously distributes tokens. Both BMT and SHELL are generous, but they are already listed on Binance, so there's no option to vote for them; otherwise, I would definitely vote for them.
Those memes, no matter how popular they are, have nothing to do with you. If you hold them, vote for them; if not, you're just making someone else rich. Once these tokens are listed on exchanges and sold, the holders will be smiling. Moreover, these tokens haven't done any activities, they're too stingy to spend money, just a token gesture.
Currently, the profit-seeking environment is very poor; the newly launched Pell has already gone against the trend, with 20 Pells worth 0.2 USD, while claiming costs 1 USD, resulting in a direct loss.
More and more projects are just going through the motions, so the profit-seeking community needs to unite. Only when project teams see the voting power of the profit-seeking community will there be more projects to promote.
【Related Tokens】
1. Bid, which has indeed made us money, 30 USD already in hand; those who have profited should vote for it.
2. BANANAS31, which has held activities but hasn't issued tokens yet; it might earn some money, so those who participated in the activities should vote for it.
3. Siren, which has held activities, issued 2 USD which is quite stingy; better than nothing.
【Voting Rules】
You can vote for these three; do not vote for others. Voting requires holding 0.01 BNB on Binance; voting won't cost you anything, so feel free to vote. Especially for those with multiple profit-seeking accounts, be sure to vote with all of them, to make the project teams aware of the voting power of the profit-seeking community; only then will there be more wallet activities and more projects distributing tokens.
"All profit seekers of the world, unite." --- Marx
#币安投票上币
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