치사한 MEXC 녀석 $WLFI 로 꼬시다니...

일주일간 $USD1 홀딩하고 있으면 $WLFI 150만개 뿌리는 행사 진행중인데, APR이 41.5%니 나쁘지 않은 편.

MEXC 평소 이미지 보면 안가고 싶은데, 또 스테이블 APR 보면 담가보고 싶고 그렇네요.

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To think they lured me in with that sneaky MEXC...

They are currently running an event where they give away 1.5 million tokens if you hold $USD1 for a week, and with an APR of 41.5%, it’s not bad.

Looking at MEXC’s usual image, I don’t want to go for it, but then again, looking at the stable APR, I feel like giving it a shot.

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Source: Coin Stories
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James Seyffart, senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, returns to Coin Stories to provide an in-depth analysis of the latest developments in the ETF space: from the unexpected “diamond hand” strategy employed by Bitcoin ETF holders during a 50% drop to Morgan Stanley’s landmark decision to launch its own Bitcoin ETF.
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