#Binance Alpha #Bondex

Bondex (BDXN) is going to be listed on Binance Alpha for airdrop tomorrow.

To explain what Bondex is, it can be described as the Web3 version of LinkedIn, and they have developed an app that allows users to find jobs.

I only realized after downloading that they are trying to build an economic ecosystem within their app, recommending jobs, publishing posts, building communities to earn points, and even submitting resumes to Binance to become their business manager (the annual salary is very attractive!).

So the question arises, what is the strategy for the airdrop (BDXN) tomorrow? I think it’s polarized; if you believe in Web3, you hold it; if you don’t, you sell it directly.

Situation 1: If you believe in the Web3 ecosystem, then you should hold (BDXN) long-term. We all know LinkedIn's financial reports in recent years have shown rapid growth.

If BDXN utilizes ZKJ (Zero-Knowledge) technology to protect privacy, combined with AI screening, and uses blockchain for personal authentication, it does appear to be qualified to compete with LinkedIn for this market.

After all, the job ecosystem in Web3 is an ongoing trend; humanity’s work has long been ready to break free from geographical limitations, especially with the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies and increasingly robust consumption channels.

Would you prefer to be paid in RMB? I’d rather receive USDT, which I find much more appealing. Not having to pay taxes is even better, right?

Situation 2: Do you believe traditional HR can quickly enter the Web3 field, with LinkedIn’s resources skewed to rapidly capture the Web3 market?

For big companies, wanting to do something is not that simple. It may seem easy, but everyone needs to consider a theory: the latecomer advantage.

LinkedIn is a large ship; turning it towards the Web3 field is not as easy as Bondex. Should the resources from this sector of traditional industries be skewed? Should Web3 companies be scrutinized? How should they be scrutinized? Should the money earned in Web3 be taxed? Will the taxes I pay cause me to lose money?

Writing this, my personal view is quite simple; LinkedIn should acquire Bondex, making Bondex its spearhead. If they perform well, find a way to acquire it; if they don’t, consider it a trial and error?