SIXR_cricket might've cracked what SportsFi's been chasing forever—actually turning cricket fans into participants in a real blockchain economy.
With Bongo's massive 394M user base and TON handling the onboarding like butter, their inaugural drop vanished in seconds. We're talking cricket icons—Gayle, KL Rahul, Afridi—backing this thing. Finally seeing sports fandom translate into tangible on-chain value instead of just empty promises.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 12-08 03:11
ngl this time is really different...394M users taking off instantly, the drop being gone in seconds shows the market has been starving for a long time
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MEVHunterLucky
· 12-07 23:00
Wow, this time SIXR really figured it out—fan economy can finally be monetized on-chain.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 12-07 22:56
NGL, this time SIXR really brought SportFi to life. The 394M user base sold out in seconds, that's no joke... But whether Gayle and the team can really drive this thing still depends on what happens next.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 12-07 22:55
NGL, this time really does feel different. The 394M user drop was instantly gone... Is this about to explode, or is it just another round of harvesting?
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 12-07 22:41
Gone in a few seconds? Damn, this time they're really getting serious.
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DataPickledFish
· 12-07 22:38
94M user base sold out instantly? This is what true SportFi should look like.
SIXR_cricket might've cracked what SportsFi's been chasing forever—actually turning cricket fans into participants in a real blockchain economy.
With Bongo's massive 394M user base and TON handling the onboarding like butter, their inaugural drop vanished in seconds. We're talking cricket icons—Gayle, KL Rahul, Afridi—backing this thing. Finally seeing sports fandom translate into tangible on-chain value instead of just empty promises.