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the same day that BINANCE started the launchpool BITGET placed it in pre_market reaching 1$ , now it is at 0.88$ has dropped a bit
I'm tired of those who copy and paste... they don't understand the ecosystem of this Bio coin... here I leave you an image of the exit to the presale and the price it reached in 30 minutes...
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of course it is in PRE_SALE on BITGET, remember that BINANCE is not the only platform 😉 among them BITGET, OKX, BYTBIT and all are competing 😉 BITGET will list it on the same day as BINANCE
I'm tired of those who copy and paste... they don't understand the ecosystem of this Bio coin... here I leave you an image of the exit to the presale and the price it reached in 30 minutes...
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combine gray matter with white matter😉
"Why Investing in the BIO Launchpool Is Not Worth It"
Investing in the BIO Launchpool project might seem like a good opportunity at first glance, but upon closer examination, it appears to be unprofitable and even risky for most participants. Here’s why:
1. Low Returns Compared to Investment
• I personally invested $1,650 in the FDUSD Pool, a relatively high amount compared to most Binance participants.
• Despite this significant investment, I am projected to receive only 15 BIO tokens after the 10-day period.
• Assuming a realistic initial price of $1 per BIO token, that equates to a total return of just $15.
• A $15 return on a $1,650 investment over 10 days is minimal and hardly worth the effort or risk.
2. Volatility of BNB
• For those staking BNB in the BNB Pool, there’s an additional layer of risk.
• The value of BNB is highly volatile, and if its price drops significantly during the 10-day staking period, the value of your initial investment could decrease substantially.
• For example, if BNB drops from $240 to $200, you might lose more money from your BNB investment than you gain from the BIO tokens.
• Do not underestimate this risk. Even if you earn $50 in BIO tokens, the loss from BNB price fluctuations could offset or even exceed your total profit.
3. Time Commitment Without Flexibility
• Locking funds for 10 days without access to them can be problematic, especially in a volatile crypto market.
• During this time, you might miss out on better investment opportunities or need liquidity for other purposes.
• The returns from BIO tokens are far too small to justify tying up your funds for such a duration.
Summary
• The low returns (e.g., $15 on a $1,650 investment) make this opportunity largely unappealing.
• The risk of BNB price drops could result in losses that exceed any gains from BIO tokens.
• The time commitment of locking your funds for 10 days further reduces flexibility and potential profitability.
In conclusion, the BIO Launchpool is not worth the risk or effort for most participants. #bio
Investing in the BIO Launchpool project might seem like a good opportunity at first glance, but upon closer examination, it appears to be unprofitable and even risky for most participants. Here’s why:
1. Low Returns Compared to Investment
• I personally invested $1,650 in the FDUSD Pool, a relatively high amount compared to most Binance participants.
• Despite this significant investment, I am projected to receive only 15 BIO tokens after the 10-day period.
• Assuming a realistic initial price of $1 per BIO token, that equates to a total return of just $15.
• A $15 return on a $1,650 investment over 10 days is minimal and hardly worth the effort or risk.
2. Volatility of BNB
• For those staking BNB in the BNB Pool, there’s an additional layer of risk.
• The value of BNB is highly volatile, and if its price drops significantly during the 10-day staking period, the value of your initial investment could decrease substantially.
• For example, if BNB drops from $240 to $200, you might lose more money from your BNB investment than you gain from the BIO tokens.
• Do not underestimate this risk. Even if you earn $50 in BIO tokens, the loss from BNB price fluctuations could offset or even exceed your total profit.
3. Time Commitment Without Flexibility
• Locking funds for 10 days without access to them can be problematic, especially in a volatile crypto market.
• During this time, you might miss out on better investment opportunities or need liquidity for other purposes.
• The returns from BIO tokens are far too small to justify tying up your funds for such a duration.
Summary
• The low returns (e.g., $15 on a $1,650 investment) make this opportunity largely unappealing.
• The risk of BNB price drops could result in losses that exceed any gains from BIO tokens.
• The time commitment of locking your funds for 10 days further reduces flexibility and potential profitability.
In conclusion, the BIO Launchpool is not worth the risk or effort for most participants. #bio
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1 BNB token worth 240$ y will give you 5 BIO for example.. But if the value of BNB drops to 200$ ya you will receive 3 BIO, and that will not change..
"Why Investing in the BIO Launchpool Is Not Worth It"
Investing in the BIO Launchpool project might seem like a good opportunity at first glance, but upon closer examination, it appears to be unprofitable and even risky for most participants. Here’s why:
1. Low Returns Compared to Investment
• I personally invested $1,650 in the FDUSD Pool, a relatively high amount compared to most Binance participants.
• Despite this significant investment, I am projected to receive only 15 BIO tokens after the 10-day period.
• Assuming a realistic initial price of $1 per BIO token, that equates to a total return of just $15.
• A $15 return on a $1,650 investment over 10 days is minimal and hardly worth the effort or risk.
2. Volatility of BNB
• For those staking BNB in the BNB Pool, there’s an additional layer of risk.
• The value of BNB is highly volatile, and if its price drops significantly during the 10-day staking period, the value of your initial investment could decrease substantially.
• For example, if BNB drops from $240 to $200, you might lose more money from your BNB investment than you gain from the BIO tokens.
• Do not underestimate this risk. Even if you earn $50 in BIO tokens, the loss from BNB price fluctuations could offset or even exceed your total profit.
3. Time Commitment Without Flexibility
• Locking funds for 10 days without access to them can be problematic, especially in a volatile crypto market.
• During this time, you might miss out on better investment opportunities or need liquidity for other purposes.
• The returns from BIO tokens are far too small to justify tying up your funds for such a duration.
Summary
• The low returns (e.g., $15 on a $1,650 investment) make this opportunity largely unappealing.
• The risk of BNB price drops could result in losses that exceed any gains from BIO tokens.
• The time commitment of locking your funds for 10 days further reduces flexibility and potential profitability.
In conclusion, the BIO Launchpool is not worth the risk or effort for most participants. #bio
Investing in the BIO Launchpool project might seem like a good opportunity at first glance, but upon closer examination, it appears to be unprofitable and even risky for most participants. Here’s why:
1. Low Returns Compared to Investment
• I personally invested $1,650 in the FDUSD Pool, a relatively high amount compared to most Binance participants.
• Despite this significant investment, I am projected to receive only 15 BIO tokens after the 10-day period.
• Assuming a realistic initial price of $1 per BIO token, that equates to a total return of just $15.
• A $15 return on a $1,650 investment over 10 days is minimal and hardly worth the effort or risk.
2. Volatility of BNB
• For those staking BNB in the BNB Pool, there’s an additional layer of risk.
• The value of BNB is highly volatile, and if its price drops significantly during the 10-day staking period, the value of your initial investment could decrease substantially.
• For example, if BNB drops from $240 to $200, you might lose more money from your BNB investment than you gain from the BIO tokens.
• Do not underestimate this risk. Even if you earn $50 in BIO tokens, the loss from BNB price fluctuations could offset or even exceed your total profit.
3. Time Commitment Without Flexibility
• Locking funds for 10 days without access to them can be problematic, especially in a volatile crypto market.
• During this time, you might miss out on better investment opportunities or need liquidity for other purposes.
• The returns from BIO tokens are far too small to justify tying up your funds for such a duration.
Summary
• The low returns (e.g., $15 on a $1,650 investment) make this opportunity largely unappealing.
• The risk of BNB price drops could result in losses that exceed any gains from BIO tokens.
• The time commitment of locking your funds for 10 days further reduces flexibility and potential profitability.
In conclusion, the BIO Launchpool is not worth the risk or effort for most participants. #bio
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😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂 the ignorance of beginners, and I think he didn't know how to explain himself
"Why Investing in the BIO Launchpool Is Not Worth It"
Investing in the BIO Launchpool project might seem like a good opportunity at first glance, but upon closer examination, it appears to be unprofitable and even risky for most participants. Here’s why:
1. Low Returns Compared to Investment
• I personally invested $1,650 in the FDUSD Pool, a relatively high amount compared to most Binance participants.
• Despite this significant investment, I am projected to receive only 15 BIO tokens after the 10-day period.
• Assuming a realistic initial price of $1 per BIO token, that equates to a total return of just $15.
• A $15 return on a $1,650 investment over 10 days is minimal and hardly worth the effort or risk.
2. Volatility of BNB
• For those staking BNB in the BNB Pool, there’s an additional layer of risk.
• The value of BNB is highly volatile, and if its price drops significantly during the 10-day staking period, the value of your initial investment could decrease substantially.
• For example, if BNB drops from $240 to $200, you might lose more money from your BNB investment than you gain from the BIO tokens.
• Do not underestimate this risk. Even if you earn $50 in BIO tokens, the loss from BNB price fluctuations could offset or even exceed your total profit.
3. Time Commitment Without Flexibility
• Locking funds for 10 days without access to them can be problematic, especially in a volatile crypto market.
• During this time, you might miss out on better investment opportunities or need liquidity for other purposes.
• The returns from BIO tokens are far too small to justify tying up your funds for such a duration.
Summary
• The low returns (e.g., $15 on a $1,650 investment) make this opportunity largely unappealing.
• The risk of BNB price drops could result in losses that exceed any gains from BIO tokens.
• The time commitment of locking your funds for 10 days further reduces flexibility and potential profitability.
In conclusion, the BIO Launchpool is not worth the risk or effort for most participants. #bio
Investing in the BIO Launchpool project might seem like a good opportunity at first glance, but upon closer examination, it appears to be unprofitable and even risky for most participants. Here’s why:
1. Low Returns Compared to Investment
• I personally invested $1,650 in the FDUSD Pool, a relatively high amount compared to most Binance participants.
• Despite this significant investment, I am projected to receive only 15 BIO tokens after the 10-day period.
• Assuming a realistic initial price of $1 per BIO token, that equates to a total return of just $15.
• A $15 return on a $1,650 investment over 10 days is minimal and hardly worth the effort or risk.
2. Volatility of BNB
• For those staking BNB in the BNB Pool, there’s an additional layer of risk.
• The value of BNB is highly volatile, and if its price drops significantly during the 10-day staking period, the value of your initial investment could decrease substantially.
• For example, if BNB drops from $240 to $200, you might lose more money from your BNB investment than you gain from the BIO tokens.
• Do not underestimate this risk. Even if you earn $50 in BIO tokens, the loss from BNB price fluctuations could offset or even exceed your total profit.
3. Time Commitment Without Flexibility
• Locking funds for 10 days without access to them can be problematic, especially in a volatile crypto market.
• During this time, you might miss out on better investment opportunities or need liquidity for other purposes.
• The returns from BIO tokens are far too small to justify tying up your funds for such a duration.
Summary
• The low returns (e.g., $15 on a $1,650 investment) make this opportunity largely unappealing.
• The risk of BNB price drops could result in losses that exceed any gains from BIO tokens.
• The time commitment of locking your funds for 10 days further reduces flexibility and potential profitability.
In conclusion, the BIO Launchpool is not worth the risk or effort for most participants. #bio
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you are wrong, remember that BINANCE is not the only Cryptocurrency platform... BIo is in pre-market on BITGET, get more advice😉😉
Bio cannot be bought, it is not a currency that is in presale, you were scammed. The model is a project that will hit the market on Binance.
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IN BITGET is in pre-market
Sorry, you copied and pasted this info, right?...
in the presale it has already exceeded $1.10... this coin is going to launch strongly...
in the presale it has already exceeded $1.10... this coin is going to launch strongly...
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#BIO I think it is more productive to buy the token 😂😂 with 10$ I buy approximately 10, because with 10$ blocked I don't even get to 0.10 dollars
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yes, it also gave tokens to those who had bnb in web 3
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I didn't understand why you recommend SCAMS here
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🙄🙄🙄 a scam pure lie
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there it tells you that you cannot sell it, they are for COLLECTION 😉
help, how can I withdraw, sell, or use this NFT that Binance gave me
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I received a 1 pengu 😂🤣 and the Monky
$PENGU
Did anyone receive any compensation in their account? By courier or credited to their account without notice?
Does anyone know if Binance reported the number of eligible transactions?
Did anyone receive any compensation in their account? By courier or credited to their account without notice?
Does anyone know if Binance reported the number of eligible transactions?
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#RideTheKaiaWave
#KAIA
I have #KAIA I believe it is a very good project, it has a lot to offer, I use LINE and it is an excellent application
#KAIA
I have #KAIA I believe it is a very good project, it has a lot to offer, I use LINE and it is an excellent application
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Vana was available on other platforms, and its price rose because other platforms listed it hours after Binance. But on those platforms, it was in pre😉
#VANA was released today, it was not in pre-market and came to market at $25. So USUAL has been in pre-market for almost a month, how much do you think it will reach tomorrow?
🔍👀👀👀
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I... don't know how to differentiate which one is the real one
#VANA #BNB I ask everyone: VANA that is currently in launchpool is the same token as NIRVANA (VANA) that is on other exchanges? Or is it different? If it is different where can I buy VANA? Do I have to wait for the launch or are there other exchanges?
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it's different... in OKX it's empty But there are several that I don't know which is the real token and I'm scared... it's in the wallet like web 3
#VANA #BNB I ask everyone: VANA that is currently in launchpool is the same token as NIRVANA (VANA) that is on other exchanges? Or is it different? If it is different where can I buy VANA? Do I have to wait for the launch or are there other exchanges?
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