2025-12-27 01:30:10

#数字资产市场动态 There is an interesting project on the BNB chain working on RWA+ advertising incentives. The project adopts a coin-stock equal rights design, allowing users to participate in ecosystem governance and share advertising revenue—this model is still not very common in the current track. The current price is $0.00053, and it has already been listed on major app stores.

More importantly, their two features are about to be launched: ad viewing rewards and invitation rebates. Once these two are fully launched, global user traffic will come in, and ecosystem activity will soar. With this development speed, a market cap of over 1 billion USD is actually within imagination. Moreover, the zero-cost + low-price buying mechanism provides a relatively low entry barrier for new users, suitable for those who want to participate in the RWA ecosystem but also want to maintain risk awareness.

BNB0,66%

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 12-27 01:57

Zero-commission trading is really becoming more competitive, but the design of token and stock voting rights is still quite rare. Entering at a low price is indeed tempting.

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GhostChainLoyalist

· 12-27 01:55

The playstyle of coin and stock equal rights is indeed fresh, but the success of advertising monetization depends on execution.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 12-27 01:40

The playstyle of coin and stock equal rights is indeed fresh, but I am more concerned about whether the invitation rebate will turn into a rat race after it goes live...

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 12-27 01:34

RWA has indeed gained momentum, but how many projects truly implement the token and equity rights together? It looks promising, but I'm just worried it might become a tool for cutting leeks later on. --- The zero-cost mechanism sounds great, but it depends on user volume. Without traffic, where do the advertising fees come from? --- The price of 0.00053 explains it clearly. This is still very early stage, and the gamble is whether the invitation rebate can truly ignite. Otherwise, it’s just another forgotten small coin. --- The design of token and equity rights is good, but the problem is that governance rights are ultimately still in the hands of big players. New users’ say is virtually meaningless. --- Breaking 1 billion USD? Let me see the active user data three months from now first. Right now, it’s all just hype. --- Low entry barriers are indeed attractive, but even the most risk-aware projects of this kind are gambling. To be honest, it’s still about luck. --- I’m tired of the mode of earning coins by watching ads. Can anyone explain where the traffic that can truly sustain the ecosystem will come from?

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MevTears

· 12-27 01:33

The play of coin and stock equal rights is indeed fresh, but the advertising incentives depend on the actual conversion rate. Wait, a valuation of over one billion? It depends on whether those two features can truly attract new users after launch. Relying solely on rebates to make money is still questionable. Entering at a low price is not wrong; I'm just worried it might be another pie-in-the-sky tactic...

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GasWaster

· 12-27 01:33

Zero investment + this price is really exciting, but I'm just worried it's another scam to trap naive investors.

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