Look at what Binance just posted on their X account.
I’m not a blockchain expert because being an expert doesn’t necessarily mean you can create a smart contract. Most so-called experts only make assumptions based on their way of thinking, not on the actual logic behind a smart contract’s code.
I have an academic background in programming, specifically in blockchain. I’ve already developed four on demand service apps that are available on the Play Store and App Store. I develop mobile apps using Flutter, Node.js, Laravel, and several other frameworks.
Over time, I’ve seen many vulnerabilities in other projects, but I haven’t found a single vulnerability in BOB’s smart contract. If I wanted to, it would be easy for me to create 10 DeFi projects in less than 2 hours and get them listed on CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap. But keep in mind, I’ve never done that because I don’t have a scammer’s mindset. I’m a software engineer, and I don’t have time to manage scam oriented projects.
Token projects are no longer exclusive to programmers because there are thousands of contracts deployed on BscScan. DeFi is not something difficult for developers, it doesn’t take much time.
So what I’m saying aligns perfectly with what Binance is saying. Binance built $BOB with the intention of creating a decentralized, non manipulative project. And sooner or later, whether people like it or not, all projects will have to follow the same concept as BOB, otherwise they won’t survive.
This will give rise to meme projects that are truly clean, with BOB being the pioneer and origin of that movement.
Through BOB, Binance is teaching everyone that crypto projects must truly be decentralized.
And just wait, eventually a special advocacy body will emerge to oversee crypto projects so that everyone can understand the importance of safety and trust in crypto investing.
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