After #Binance announced #Scroll($SCR) on Binance Launchpool, 4 whales borrowed 195,500 $BNB($112.4M) from #Venus and deposited it to #Binance to participate in farming. 0x1e7f borrowed 65K $BNB($37.34M). 0x5c18 borrowed 52K $BNB($29.9M). 0xcd40 borrowed 39.5K $BNB($22.7M).… https://t.co/bdtLdqYV5C
📜 Scroll on Binance Launchpool - good news for airdrop farmers? Hardly. To me, anything above a 2B FDV for $SCR is laughably overpriced. But of course, Binance has no choice but to launch it at a 3B+ FDV because they need that inflated valuation just to ensure their users farm…
🪂 @Scroll_ZKP community members are not happy 😠 that the zero-knowledge roll-up is planning to allocate 5.5% of its new token supply of SCR to Binance’s platform. @vronirwin reports https://t.co/srct4CZ1kc
The recent announcement by Binance regarding the listing of the new token, Scroll (SCR), has sparked dissatisfaction among community members. Specifically, the Scroll community is unhappy with the decision to allocate 5.5% of its new token supply to Binance's platform. This move is seen as part of a broader trend where the inflated valuations of tokens are necessary to attract investors. Following the announcement, significant activity was noted as four major investors borrowed a total of 195,500 BNB, valued at approximately $112.4 million, from the Venus platform to participate in farming on Binance. The borrowing included 65,000 BNB worth $37.34 million, 52,000 BNB worth $29.9 million, and 39,500 BNB worth $22.7 million, indicating a strong interest in the token despite concerns over its valuation, which some analysts consider to be excessively high at over $3 billion.