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Binance Prime Alpha Sale of @zama : A Fairness Issue?
The @binance Prime Alpha Sale for ZAMA has raised serious concerns around fairness and equal access.
Let’s break it down clearly.
🔹 Key Sale Details
FDV: $550M
Sale Price: ~$0.05 per ZAMA token
Eligibility:
Prime Alpha Sale requires 200+ Binance Alpha points
Public users without these points are excluded
🔹 The 100% Bonus Issue
Prime Alpha participants receive a 100% bonus:
Subscribe for 100 ZAMA
Receive +100 ZAMA bonus at TGE
Total allocation: 200 ZAMA tokens
This effectively means:
Prime users are buying at an implied $275M FDV
Public sale users are buying at the full $550M FDV
Same price on paper. Very different reality.
🔹 The Core Problem
If the clearing price is the same ($0.05) for both:
Why do Prime users get double the allocation?
Why is access restricted to users with high Alpha points?
How is this fair to regular public participants?
This structure creates:
A two-tier sale
Preferential treatment for insiders or power users
Immediate imbalance at TGE
🔹 Why This Matters
Prime users start with 2× tokens at the same cost
Public users absorb the downside
Selling pressure risk increases post-TGE
Trust in “public” sales takes a hit
A public sale should mean equal terms, not equal price with unequal benefits.
🔹 Final Thought
Bonuses are not the issue.
Selective bonuses at the same price are.
If Binance wanted to reward Prime users, pricing should have reflected it transparently, not quietly through a 100% bonus.
Public sales should be fair by design, not fair in marketing.
#boycottbinance #boycottbinancealpha #zama
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