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Web3 | Crypto | Community | Growth

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

4/4

One important thing to know. BGB isn’t a token you buy and sell like normal crypto.

You get it through a GuruFun V-Boost subscription, depending on your plan, and using it to vote means spending it.

Now you know the basics!
Explore more 👉: https://t.co/CzI9xKcO1Q

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

What is BGB on GuruFun?

Imagine you’re in a competition where people get to choose who deserves to win.

BGB gives you a way to support projects and vote on GuruFun. Think of it like having votes you can use to make your voice heard.

Let me explain. 👇
@gurudotfun #GuruFun

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

3/4

BGB is also used to vote for the Guru Token.

Think of it like a competition where different tokens are trying to win a crown. 👑

People vote, and the token with the most support wins. That winning token becomes the payment token for that period.

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

@BigEsther30 RIP 💔

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

@BigEsther30 RIP💔

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

That’s what I find interesting about GuruFun. It gives people a chance to discover and support projects before trading starts.

Community first, market second.

Would you support a project early or wait until it launches?

Explore👉: https://t.co/CzI9xKcgci

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

1/5

Imagine someone wants to launch a meme coin.

On many platforms, the token launches first, and the creator tries to find a community afterward.

But what if things happened the other way around?

That’s the idea behind Prelisting on @gurudotfun #GuruFun

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

4/5

Why does this matter?

Launching a token and building a community aren’t the same thing.

GuruFun puts community support first, before trading begins. That gives projects a chance to find supporters early.

Still, community support doesn’t guarantee success.

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

3/3

Why does this matter?

Because creating a token is one thing. Finding people who care about the project is another

GuruFun puts the idea and community before the launch

Would you rather build a community first or launch and hope people show up?

👉:https://t.co/CzI9xKcgci

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

2/3

On @gurudotfun, projects gather support before launching a token.

People check the idea and decide if they believe in it.

Like testing if people want your restaurant before opening 😂

Less hype. More community. #GuruFun

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

1/3

Imagine your friend wants to open a restaurant

Instead of opening the doors first and hoping customers show up, they tell everyone about the idea and see who’s genuinely interested

That’s basically Prelisting on @gurudotfun

The idea comes first. The community comes next

[Kotova @kotova_io]

The 2017 block size war was never really about megabytes. It was about who gets to decide — miners, developers, or users running nodes.

Bitcoin Cash is what happened when that question got answered by leaving.

Swap BCH on Kotova X.

[Exolix @exolix_com]

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[Horobag @placidoassis_]

@soudianAi That’s impressive innovation

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

6/6

That’s why I see Prelisting as more than just another step before launch.

It gives regular people a chance to find projects early and actually play a part in deciding which ones move forward.

That community-first approach is what makes @gurudotfun stand out to me.

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

1/6

One thing I like about @gurudotfun is how Prelisting changes the usual way projects launch.

Instead of launching first and looking for a community later, the community gets involved from the beginning.

Feels more natural and community-driven.

#GuruFun

[Horobag @placidoassis_]

5/6

The biggest difference is the order:

Community first, support next, then launch.

Instead of launching first and looking for an audience later, the community gets involved from the beginning.

That makes people feel like part of the journey, not just spectators.