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it's le next facebook

>>3344882

Steem is 300M and this is sub 5M. Doesn't have to be the next facebook but as long as its something it could be a 50M coin which is a 10x

Is China's first blockchain social media?

>>3345070

grinning green frog face

>>3344861
With the amount of censorship China faces, if executed successfully...this will be fucking huge.


A decentralized social media platform would definitely be controversial, just what they need for publicity/marketing.


Also not to mention, YOYOW is already trading on exchanges, so it's immune to this whole chinese ICO scandal.

It's looking very promising right now. I'm increasing my position during the dip. DYOR, but I am optimistic about it.

>>3345187

I honestly cant find an argument against it. Its already trading so it cant be affected by any China news. I really just think people don't know about it yet

Seems like a similar situation to WTC, so it's tempting...but why does the Telegram link on their site lead to a different coin's chat group? It takes you to the Decent coin chat, which is a similar social media facing blockchain project, but when you mention YOYOW in their telegram they have nfi what you're talking about.

scamcoin

>>3344861
saw people putting it down when it came on binance
looking over their social media theyve been there for a while but its only just got on exchanges? kinda confusing, is it a rebrand or a split or something?

>>3345315

it just got on exchanges, ICOd earlier this year. people still dont know about it andthe market cap is ripe

I bought this shitcoin at 1.6k. Send help.