我知道中间会有许多人买 然后砸给我老实说我不在乎
我不会要这么多筹码 我这10万u可以理解为广告费 我都会分给建设者
我只留百分之5就行 其他送给大家 做大做强 我是来赚1m的 我无所谓😑。
我要继续买了 不说了。

请大家不要购买 或者高倍的卖些
我准备充值200个bnb到我钱包 来购买 然后我将进行锁仓半年
然后我开始我的疯狂建设路程
无所谓 反正龙虾书赚了1.3m 花点出去 看看能不能打造一个坚韧社区。

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I know many people will buy in the middle and then dump their chips on me, but honestly, I don't care.

I won't take that many chips. Consider my 100,000 USDT as advertising fees; I'll distribute it all to the builders.

I'll only keep 5%; the rest is for everyone to grow and strengthen. I'm here to earn 1 million USDT; I don't care 😑.

I'm going to continue buying. That's all.

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