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While going through CoinMarketCap for potential investment opportunities, I stumbled upon VSC, the native token of Vyvo Smart Chain. This blockchain infrastructure not only connects IoT device users and institutions but also empowers users to reclaim control over their data. Considering VSC's presence on major exchanges like bitget, lbank, mexc, and bitmart, I was contemplating grabbing it on mexc. However, I heard bitget is offering incentives for VSC traders. Now I'm curious: Should I go for the potential rewards on bitget, or stick with my original plan on mexc?
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VSC Network reputation as the network that solves the key problems related to data ownership, privacy, and monetization makes it a decent investment. Imo you should be aiming to utilise every accumulating opportunity in this case with Bitget offering free tokens

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On 24/01/2024 at 15:37, XTRAVAGANZA said:
While going through CoinMarketCap for potential investment opportunities, I stumbled upon VSC, the native token of Vyvo Smart Chain. This blockchain infrastructure not only connects IoT device users and institutions but also empowers users to reclaim control over their data. Considering VSC's presence on major exchanges like bitget, lbank, mexc, and bitmart, I was contemplating grabbing it on mexc. However, I heard bitget is offering incentives for VSC traders. Now I'm curious: Should I go for the potential rewards on bitget, or stick with my original plan on mexc?

Why would you miss the absolute opportunity when you're already been given by the platform itself? Just do it if you wanna get the benefit of that event, as an exchange,Bitget is one of the best choices as well!

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On 24/01/2024 at 10:37, XTRAVAGANZA said:
While going through CoinMarketCap for potential investment opportunities, I stumbled upon VSC, the native token of Vyvo Smart Chain. This blockchain infrastructure not only connects IoT device users and institutions but also empowers users to reclaim control over their data. Considering VSC's presence on major exchanges like bitget, lbank, mexc, and bitmart, I was contemplating grabbing it on mexc. However, I heard bitget is offering incentives for VSC traders. Now I'm curious: Should I go for the potential rewards on bitget, or stick with my original plan on mexc?

Checking through coingecko, both exchanges have a good liquidity and the 24hrs trading volume looks pretty good as well but if you are looking for rewards, then Bitget should probably be your option coz there is up to 110k worth of VSC for traders that trade the token on the platform. 

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On 27/01/2024 at 11:11, Wakanda said:

Checking through coingecko, both exchanges have a good liquidity and the 24hrs trading volume looks pretty good as well but if you are looking for rewards, then Bitget should probably be your option coz there is up to 110k worth of VSC for traders that trade the token on the platform. 

Meanwhile, I've DCAed this level... 0.028 is the last straw for me!

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