"I GOT TO BINANCE SQUARE... AND NOW WHAT?!" 🎒🤡
Look at this image. It perfectly sums up the experience of anyone who just created an account and decides to read the community posts.
You barely open the feed and—bam!—a flood of luck prophets:
🗣️ "Buy the TOTI!"
🗣️ "The KEKA is going to hit 1000%! Launched today!"
🗣️ "The PEPA is the project of the century!"
🗣️ "GOOD LOOT is pure moon!"
The Reality About Listings and Projects:
1️⃣ Why are there so many weird coins out there? Smaller exchanges (and DEXs) list any smart contract within minutes just to make money off fees. But for a project to make it onto Binance Spot, the bar is way higher: it has to go through rigorous due diligence, team checks, security audits, and requirements for real liquidity/volume.
2️⃣ Shilling isn’t analysis: 90% of the people pointing to unknown tokens haven’t even read the project’s whitepaper. They don’t know who the developers are, and they definitely don’t know the token’s economic model (tokenomics). Most of the time, they just want you to buy so the token price can be inflated—so they can sell the tokens they bought low.
3️⃣ Master the Basics First: Before you go hunting for the "next 1000x gem" in the middle of the trash, fully understand the investment thesis of the biggest and most established assets in the market:
$BTC | $ETH \vert{}$BNB
Anyone trying to guess the next winning memecoin ticket usually ends up becoming exit liquidity for everyone else.
Study on your own—don’t follow advice from the bubble speech in the feed—and remember: DYOR (Do Your Own Research)! 🧠💡
Did you like the content? Hit like, comment, share, and follow the profile! Follow as you wish: Binance doesn’t charge anything for it, and waving your finger doesn’t hurt anyone! 😉👇
#BTC #ETH #BNB
Do Most of These Suggested Coins Have a Foundation?
No. In the overwhelming majority of cases, the coins that people "shill" (pamphlet) in forums are purely memecoins—tokens with no real product (no utility)—or the infamous pump and dump schemes, where whoever got there first wants the newbie to buy in so they can provide them exit liquidity
Look at this image. It perfectly sums up the experience of anyone who just created an account and decides to read the community posts.
You barely open the feed and—bam!—a flood of luck prophets:
🗣️ "Buy the TOTI!"
🗣️ "The KEKA is going to hit 1000%! Launched today!"
🗣️ "The PEPA is the project of the century!"
🗣️ "GOOD LOOT is pure moon!"
The Reality About Listings and Projects:
1️⃣ Why are there so many weird coins out there? Smaller exchanges (and DEXs) list any smart contract within minutes just to make money off fees. But for a project to make it onto Binance Spot, the bar is way higher: it has to go through rigorous due diligence, team checks, security audits, and requirements for real liquidity/volume.
2️⃣ Shilling isn’t analysis: 90% of the people pointing to unknown tokens haven’t even read the project’s whitepaper. They don’t know who the developers are, and they definitely don’t know the token’s economic model (tokenomics). Most of the time, they just want you to buy so the token price can be inflated—so they can sell the tokens they bought low.
3️⃣ Master the Basics First: Before you go hunting for the "next 1000x gem" in the middle of the trash, fully understand the investment thesis of the biggest and most established assets in the market:
$BTC | $ETH \vert{}$BNB
Anyone trying to guess the next winning memecoin ticket usually ends up becoming exit liquidity for everyone else.
Study on your own—don’t follow advice from the bubble speech in the feed—and remember: DYOR (Do Your Own Research)! 🧠💡
Did you like the content? Hit like, comment, share, and follow the profile! Follow as you wish: Binance doesn’t charge anything for it, and waving your finger doesn’t hurt anyone! 😉👇
#BTC #ETH #BNB
Do Most of These Suggested Coins Have a Foundation?
No. In the overwhelming majority of cases, the coins that people "shill" (pamphlet) in forums are purely memecoins—tokens with no real product (no utility)—or the infamous pump and dump schemes, where whoever got there first wants the newbie to buy in so they can provide them exit liquidity
