I originally planned to calmly wait for the launch of @boopdotfun tonight, but unexpectedly, @BNBCHAINZH released an airdrop meme $Jager that seems to be casting a wide net, covering most Bnbchain users.
I rushed to claim the airdrop immediately and surprisingly sold it for $45. In a short time, the FDV even fomoed to over $80M (the pool is very small, less than $10,000), and now after the drop, each wallet can still claim a few dollars.
I initially thought it was just a one-off, but I just checked their website and took a closer look. It seems like the model is somewhat interesting. It's been a while since Bnbchain had an innovative meme, so I casually wrote something to see if this thing can take off.
1. The number of airdrop coins that can be claimed is gradually decreasing, with those who claim first getting more.
2. The number of coins for those who claim immediately will be discounted, with some of the coins given to those willing to wait 72 hours to claim, and some added to liquidity.
3. There is a 10% tax on transactions, which is divided into several parts, including token holders who can continuously receive dividends from the transaction tax, not only in $jager but also in $jager bnb (which is actually bnb), given to LP, and to the team.
4. Currently, the team's source of income seems to be the transaction tax, so the trading volume needs to increase for them to profit.
5. The LP pool should grow as more people claim the airdrop, and today should be the smallest the pool will be.
After checking the website and Twitter, it seems this anonymous team has put some thought into it, even knowing the old joke that the smallest unit of bnb is Jager. I don't know what they plan to do next, but I've claimed most of the wallets I can and will wait to see the subsequent gameplay.
Airdrop claim portal:
The smallest unit of Bitcoin is called a Satoshi (Sats), named in honor of Satoshi Nakamoto.
But do you know what the smallest unit of $BNB is?
Crypto is full of interesting stories.
The early days of any startup are often marked by struggle —
@Binance was no exception.
Much of Binance’s rapid rise in its early days — and its continued leadership in the crypto industry today — can be attributed to one core principle: Community First.
In the early stages of Binance’s community building, the founders frequently communicated directly with users via Twitter and Telegram groups, listening to their needs and solving problems firsthand. This earned them a lot of praise.
Their passion and commitment to the community inspired the broader ecosystem — and together, they built something remarkable.
One of Binance’s early Telegram community managers was a person named Jager.
To recognize the value of “Community First” as a collective effort, Binance named the smallest unit of BNB after him.
1 $BNB = 100,000,000 $Jager
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