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Archive => Sorting Box => Topic started by: Gposas on January 14, 2022, 02:08:25 PM
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As we see binance exchange being one of the most popular crypto currency exchange platform, does it mean that all newly launched coin must be listed on this exchange in order to gain awareness?
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Listed on Binance is the easiest way of getting awareness and hype, but it doesn't mean the project must be listed there to be successful. There are many ways of getting good PR, such as listed on other big exchanges (e.g. Huobi, Coinbase, Robinhood), get influencers to talk about the project via various channels (e.g. website, youtube, twitter), and other campaigns (e.g. ads, paid article, bounty).
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No @Gposas, it means that to be able to add a coin/token on Binance the selection process is very thorough and difficult to achieve. The projects that come to Binance do so because they have done great work before, good use cases, good marketing, and good execution. Entering Binance is a great achievement for any project, but after achieving it, it is necessary for the team to work even more than before so as not to fall into oblivion and the possible elimination of trading pairs.
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Because it focuses on assisting projects through the pre-launch phases, Paragenio is a fantastic example of a DAO being used as a project launchpad in my opinion.
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ItBrawl has a good chance of winning, but it won't be easy. I believe that project developers should exercise caution when designing an NFT game since there are too many dangerous possibilities. I'm hoping that the project will prioritize the interests of investors and produce a high-quality, profitable game.
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The Bitbrawl minting system is currently operational. Only one sword can be kept in a staker wallet. BitBrawl is a skill-based online NFT game in which players must destroy their opponents strategically. BitBrawl will be available for Windows and Mac in the near future, according to their website.