I am Da Chuan. Today's job posting hides a hundred billion hot money code
The TON Foundation is heavily recruiting a Vice President of Marketing, further stirred up by controversies surrounding the UAE 'golden visa'. On the surface, it's a personnel change, but in reality, it's a charge signal for Middle Eastern capital's attack on the coin circle. Three pieces of ironclad evidence reveal the truth.
The deadly chess game behind the golden visa:
Compliance channels fully opened: The UAE binds TON executives with golden visas, essentially paving the way for a 'Petrodollar-Cryptocurrency' express lane. Last month, Middle Eastern funds secretly injected $420 million
User growth hides deadly opportunities: Monthly active users on the TON chain surged 300% to 35 million, crushing Solana to become the new traffic king (Telegram's 800 million user conversion rate exceeds expectations)
Staking yield nuclear explosion point: TON staking annualized 23% tops mainstream coins, favored by Middle Eastern tycoons for guaranteed profits
Two moves for retail investors to get on board:
Keep a close eye on compliant tokens: TON, XRP, QNT have been awarded Dubai's regulatory whitelist (the last whitelist announcement saw an average increase of 189% in 30 days)
Ambush the payment track: Alternative cross-border settlement tokens like ACH and XLM frequently appear with million-dollar buy orders late at night
Blood and Tears Warning: Don't let 'Local Dogs' consume ammunition
The story of getting rich through MEME in the last bull market has come to an end. Middle Eastern capital only recognizes three types of coins: Sovereign fund holdings + physical payment licenses + real user scenarios
Three signals to lock in the eve of an explosion:
Gas fees on the TON chain surged 500% in a single day (evidence of institutional entry)
Binance TON perpetual contract funding rate turned positive for over 48 hours (bull consensus forming)
Abu Dhabi Sovereign Fund's official website adds a new cryptocurrency section (the ultimate starting gun)
Remember: When oil tycoons start hiring, Wall Street's pricing power is collapsing
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