RAMADAN GIVEAWAY 🌙
This holy month is about reflection, gratitude, and giving back.
Tell us:
Which coin brought you the most profit and made the biggest impact on your crypto journey?
To enter:
- Comment your coin
- Like and repost this post
- Follow @coinlocallyclyc
50 winners → 10 USDT each
100 winners → 5 USDT each
And throughout Ramadan, Coinlocally will also donate to support local communities in need, and you can be a part of it.
Trade. Grow. Give back.
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3 SOL GIVEAWAY and Major Astrum Update is Live
We’ve significantly upgraded transaction performance and added a powerful new tool:
🔎 1) Dev Filtering
Now you can filter tokens based on developer history and receive signals when:
- Devs with specific migration % launch
- Devs with certain SOL fees paid in past tokens deploy
- Devs with defined average ATH performance create new tokens
And much more...
You’re no longer trading blind - you’re trading data.
📊 2) Dev Stats on Pulse Page (for trenchers)
Directly on token pages you can now see:
- Full historical dev performance
- Aggregated stats from previous launches
- Reuse X Community indicator (to avoid devs recycling the same community across multiple tokens)
🎁To Celebrate - 3 SOL Giveaway
We’re giving away 3 SOL
How to join:
- Follow
- Repost
- Comment your wallet
3 Winners will be drawn once we hit 500 followers.
Read This before you say Life is Fair.
Pls don’t scroll. This is a real story, and a life depends on it… 🙏🥹
I received a call in 200 level that my attention was needed at my department. On getting there, I met 4 other students same level as I. The department was about to do accreditation and they needed the top five students of every level to be in attendance.
That was the first time I met Opeyemi. Opeyemi was among the students with the top GPA. However, over the next few semesters, Opeyemi's cGPA dropped drastically. He was no where to be found among the top students.
What happened to Opeyemi?
Opeyemi's mom, his sole support system, fell ill & died, leaving him with depression and responsibilities. He wrestled with depression for a long time, always blaming himself for not being man enough to save his mother, even though there was obviously nothing he could do at the time. That single event messed up his mental health and affected his academics. But the death didn't leave him alone with depression, it also left him with responsibilities of two younger sisters.
Realizing he couldn't do anything about what's gone, he vowed to be there for his baby sisters. He, a child himself, became the sole provider for his two sisters (twins).
He became more quiet & more hungry. He juggled between school and work to fend for his sisters. He put them in school, got them phones, and spent on them what he didn't even spend on himself. "Taiwo & Kehinde must not lack, they are my remaining family" he'd always say. Last year, Taiwo & Kehinde secured admission into the University and he singlehanded paid all the bills - tuition, housing, reg and everything!
But life, they say, ain't fair. It came again with a stronger challenge over a month ago when Kehinde fell seriously ill. On getting to the hospital, they discovered that it's a kidney problem and she needs an emergency transplant for her to survive! 🥹
For over a month now, Kehinde has been surviving on regular dialysis & he's been the one covering all the cost. Now, Opeyemi is totally drained. He needs your help to keep his sister alive. A sum of NGN 50,000,000 is needed to save Kehinde.
Please your donation is needed to keep Kehinde alive.
Acct no: 8165114830
Bank: Palmpay
Name: Kareem Taiwo
0443631575
Kareem Taiwo
Wema Bank
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