2026-01-11 08:30:51

The beauty of the BSC ecosystem lies in — it's not that complicated. Compared to other public chains, this chain provides every ordinary person with the most direct way to make money. Many people's experiences point to the same conclusion: on BSC, the threshold is the lowest, and the opportunities are the most abundant. No need to master coding, no need for complex operational logic, a true "grassroots" can also find their own place here. BSC is the soil prepared for ordinary investors who are eager to share a slice of the Web3 era — simple mechanisms, ample liquidity, and low transaction fees. This level of friendliness is hard to find on other mainstream public chains.

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SandwichTrader

· 01-12 06:45

To be honest, BSC is indeed the fastest to get started with. Saving that little bit of transaction fees—what can you do with it? I just want to ask, are there really that many people making money on BSC? Or is it just another scam to cut the leeks? Low barriers also mean more competition. How does that become an opportunity? BSC's liquidity is indeed sufficient, but there are also many pitfalls. Don’t just look at the surface. Low transaction fees? That might be the cheapest teaching fee. I feel like I've heard this kind of rhetoric too many times. Every public chain launches with the same spiel. The most direct way to make money? Pumping and dumping, you mean? It's basically a gambler's paradise, just a different way of putting it.

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liquidation_surfer

· 01-11 16:39

Really? BSC is indeed a paradise for retail investors, with an extremely low barrier to entry. That said, simplicity does not equal easy profits; it still depends on your vision. BSC's liquidity is indeed top-notch; as long as the transaction fees are not exploitative, it's a win. A low barrier also means fierce competition; don't be fooled. That's true, but only a few people will truly make money. The simplicity of BSC's mechanism is an advantage, but the risks are also straightforward and brutal. It's definitely easier for ordinary people to get started on BSC; the problem is how to survive. Not to hype or bash, but BSC is indeed much more user-friendly than Ethereum. While the barrier is low, there are also many projects that cut the leeks.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-11 08:57

Sounds good, but I always feel that the "most friendly" places also carry the greatest risks. A low threshold means anything can happen, so be careful. People who are truly making money have already quietly gotten rich; those still hyping it up... just think about it. BSC is indeed cheap, but behind the cheapness, it's often low-quality stuff. That said, retail investors are just after simplicity. Raise your hand if you've made money on BSC; I just want to see who isn't just filling in the pits.

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LucidSleepwalker

· 01-11 08:51

Stop pretending, on BSC "more opportunities" just means more people getting scammed Hey wait, transaction fees are really cheap, I have to admit that Another myth of "everyone can make money," wake up everyone Liquidity is indeed sufficient, but there are also many traps Low threshold = more people getting cut, this logic makes sense, right? I just want to ask, are all the ones making money these "grassroots"? BSC is indeed good, but don’t be fooled by this kind of talk Simple ≠ profitable, these two things are not the same

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GasFeeCry

· 01-11 08:46

BSC确实对小散友好，但老实说这两年的"机会"大多都是陷阱 BSC transaction fees are cheap, which is great, no need to worry about gas for each transaction Simplicity also means the project team is simple, and running away is simple too haha Low threshold is a double-edged sword, and competition has also become fierce It sounds wonderful, but the real way to make money has never been "simple" Straightforward profit paths? I feel like it's mostly a big players' harvesting ground Knowing code doesn't necessarily mean making money, and those who don't know code are just paying tuition here even faster Sufficient liquidity is also quite friendly for large-scale exits Low transaction fees ≠ good profit, this logic is a bit flawed

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