A THIEF CALLING SOMEONE ELSE A THIEF? 😂

Binance, seriously? Such a huge platform, yet such small-minded marketing? 😂

For the NIL campaign, creators are required to show proof of at least a $20 Spot trade or Futures position.

Let’s take a look at the business model:

The coin gets marketed. Users trade. Trading fees are generated. The coin gets promoted.

And the creator? They’re risking their own money in the hope of earning a reward!

Wow, Binance, wow! 😂

Getting users to trade to market a coin, then dangling a reward in front of them—is this a creator campaign or a new marketing gimmick?

If a creator’s job is to make content, why does their eligibility depend on trading?

Binance should make this clear: are creators being rewarded, or are their trading activities benefiting both the coin’s marketing and the platform’s revenue?

Remember: a $20 trade doesn’t mean a $20 profit. Fees and the risk of market losses are separate.

Users aren’t fools. We won’t blindly accept every campaign!

#NIL $NIL @Nillion #Binance