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#$USUAL
Many complain saying that they are at a loss, in truth you are too inexperienced to say that.
You must have the virtue of being patient in the crypto world to obtain returns.
Do you remember when $BNB was only worth 5 USD?
Surely you would have liked to be there at that moment to have accumulated, but it is not possible for $BNB , but it is for $Usual
#HOLD
Many complain saying that they are at a loss, in truth you are too inexperienced to say that.
You must have the virtue of being patient in the crypto world to obtain returns.
Do you remember when $BNB was only worth 5 USD?
Surely you would have liked to be there at that moment to have accumulated, but it is not possible for $BNB , but it is for $Usual
#HOLD
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what nobody says.
Weak hands sell.
Whales buy to continue receiving rewards.
if you have USUAL, deposit it into Binance earn.
Weak hands sell.
Whales buy to continue receiving rewards.
if you have USUAL, deposit it into Binance earn.
$USUAL
Ok, the coin is approaching 494,600,000 in circulating supply, which should have been reached on December 18th, this is in the project documentation. But it is also in the documentation that the total of 4 billion of the coin will be released over 4 years. Doing the math:
4,000,000,000 - 494,600,000 = 3,505,400,000 (remainder to be released in 4 years)
4 years = 1,460 days
3,505,400,000 / 1,460 = 2,400,959 (coins to be released per day, for 4 years, to reach the 4 billion maximum supply)
Summary: to reach the 4 billion maximum supply in 4 years, it is necessary to inject more than 2 million and 400 thousand coins PER DAY (if the injection is done evenly per day).
If the new injection of coins only occurs in March (60 days from now), 60 x 2,400,959 = 144,057,534 coins will have to be injected in March all at once and, from then on, continue injecting coins until reaching the 4 billion maximum supply.
In any case, with these periodic injections, the HONEST QUESTION that remains is the following:
Will the price of this coin, during these 4 years, be able to reach higher quotations than the maximum already reached of 1,635 on December 20?
Ok, the coin is approaching 494,600,000 in circulating supply, which should have been reached on December 18th, this is in the project documentation. But it is also in the documentation that the total of 4 billion of the coin will be released over 4 years. Doing the math:
4,000,000,000 - 494,600,000 = 3,505,400,000 (remainder to be released in 4 years)
4 years = 1,460 days
3,505,400,000 / 1,460 = 2,400,959 (coins to be released per day, for 4 years, to reach the 4 billion maximum supply)
Summary: to reach the 4 billion maximum supply in 4 years, it is necessary to inject more than 2 million and 400 thousand coins PER DAY (if the injection is done evenly per day).
If the new injection of coins only occurs in March (60 days from now), 60 x 2,400,959 = 144,057,534 coins will have to be injected in March all at once and, from then on, continue injecting coins until reaching the 4 billion maximum supply.
In any case, with these periodic injections, the HONEST QUESTION that remains is the following:
Will the price of this coin, during these 4 years, be able to reach higher quotations than the maximum already reached of 1,635 on December 20?
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waiting for the 50usd
$USUAL USUAL's official X Post Breakdown:
"If you sold your USUAL today"
This refers to someone selling their holdings of the USUAL coin.
"Congrats: you've become a liquidity donor"
This implies that by selling their USUAL coin, they have provided liquidity to the market (making it easier for others to buy at a potentially lower price). The statement may mock those who sold, suggesting they did so at a loss or missed out on future gains, and that smarter traders benefited from their decision.
The tone is likely meant to tease or criticize short-term or emotional trading decisions.
"If you sold your USUAL today"
This refers to someone selling their holdings of the USUAL coin.
"Congrats: you've become a liquidity donor"
This implies that by selling their USUAL coin, they have provided liquidity to the market (making it easier for others to buy at a potentially lower price). The statement may mock those who sold, suggesting they did so at a loss or missed out on future gains, and that smarter traders benefited from their decision.
The tone is likely meant to tease or criticize short-term or emotional trading decisions.
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