USD1 Trading Competition Results Announced: EGL1, memes, and "One" Win, BNB Chain Foundation Injects $100,000 in Liquidity
BlockBeats News, January 28, according to GMGN monitoring, the BNB Chain "USD1 Trading Competition" ended on the 25th, and the list of winners was officially announced at 9:00 yesterday. The top three in this competition were Meme coins EGL1, memes, and "One".
According to the competition rules, after the results were announced, the BNB Chain Foundation injected approximately $33,333 in liquidity into each of the three winning tokens, totaling $100,000. However, the additional $150,000 follow-up investment previously promised by WLFI has not yet shown any signs of execution on-chain or through official channels.
Due to the announcement of the winners and the Foundation's purchases, the related tokens saw a brief increase followed by a rapid pullback, with limited overall gains in the past 24 hours. It is worth noting that "One" is still not listed on certain exchanges and has relatively weak liquidity. Specific information is as follows:
EGL1: 24-hour decrease of 0.09%, current market cap at $40.34 million, current price about $0.04;
memes: 24-hour decrease of 21%, current market cap at $9.57 million, current price about $0.009;
"One": 24-hour increase of 12.3%, current market cap at $6.27 million, current price about $0.006;
BlockBeats reminds users that Meme coin trading is highly volatile, often relying on market sentiment and hype, and lacks actual value or use cases. Investors should be aware of the risks.
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