BNB Chain Foundation increases asset acquisitions and publicly solicits suggestions from the community

2026-01-15 12:00:09

【Crypto World】The BNB Chain Foundation has not stopped on its path to expand project support. The latest developments indicate that they plan to continue asset acquisitions to further enrich the ecosystem. Interestingly, the foundation is now actively soliciting suggestions from the community for future asset acquisitions—this shows that they are not only spending but also listening. What signals does this move reveal? On one hand, it indicates that BNB Chain is continuously increasing its investment in ecosystem development; on the other hand, it reflects their emphasis on community needs. If you have ideas for ecosystem growth, now is a great time to make suggestions.

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RektButAlive

· 01-18 11:45

Listening to the sound? Ha, let's see if they actually listen or not. If you have ideas, you should have said so earlier. Do you still need the foundation to ask proactively? BNB is starting to burn money again. Can the ecosystem get off the ground? Asset acquisitions are not as good as direct airdrops. Who cares about this? Wait, is this really listening to the community this time, or just another show to cut the leeks?

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AirdropHunterKing

· 01-18 04:08

Listening to the sound? Ha, I give full marks for this move. To put it simply, it's about us helping to keep the gate, so we don't waste money unnecessarily. Were there not many failed projects before? Only by investing real money do you realize the pain. I think this is a signal — BNB is seriously building its ecosystem, not the kind of hands-off boss. We need to seize this opportunity, raise our ideas, after all, influence comes from this.

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 01-17 10:59

Listening to the sound or the sound of money, that is the question. I don't quite understand BNB's recent moves. While seeking opinions, could there already be predetermined projects? Is it an increase in ecosystem development? Or just more leek-cutting? Hard to say. Even if there are good suggestions, it's not our retail investors' turn. Don't be silly. Basically, it's about creating a sense of participation—smart marketing. Why should we believe they will listen to opinions? They haven't changed anything in the past. After seeing this pattern so many times, it's just a routine.

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DecentralizedElder

· 01-15 13:03

You can listen to the sound, but did you really absorb it? Why haven't the suggestions I mentioned last time been implemented yet?

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 01-15 12:30

Listening to the sound? Ha, I've seen this trick before, in the end, it's still the big players who call the shots. Suggest a hammer, let's wait and see if they really adopt it. Spending money and listening to opinions, is this sincerity or just show operations? I just want to know if anyone in the community actually pays attention to the suggestions. By the way, what counts as a "good suggestion"? Is it the kind they want? When it comes to ecological construction, it still depends on the actual results of pouring real gold and silver. Just a casual suggestion, anyway, saying a few more words doesn't hurt. Feels like this time they're using the community as a pretext to make decisions. Damn, here they go again with the "we are very democratic" trick. But it does give us a chance to express ourselves, why not take it?

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-15 12:30

Staring at the gas tracker and gwei late at night, I find this news somewhat amusing. BNB is spending money to listen to advice, while I am here carefully calculating to save on gas fees. What is ecological construction all about? --- It's just the usual routine of soliciting suggestions from the community, but in the end, it's still the big players who call the shots. --- I just want to know if these asset acquisitions will increase on-chain activity costs, as gas fees are soaring. --- Money-saving tip: write suggestions into a memo, and wait until BNB adopts them before taking action. This way, you can save some gas. --- People monitoring the market at 3 a.m. say, rather than listening to advice, it's better to first lower the miner tips. --- Ecological construction is fine, but can we first improve the cross-chain bridge experience? Using it now is just exhausting.

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AirdropHunter

· 01-15 12:28

Just listen to the sound, but it depends on whether what you're hearing is really the sound or just those big investors shouting every day. --- Another call for suggestions. Will they truly adopt them later or just go through the motions? Anyway, I just want to see if I can get some benefits. --- It's great to ramp up ecological construction, but I'm worried it will just be warm gestures for top projects. When will we small investors get our turn? --- Suggestions? I think they should lower the gas fees first before doing anything else. --- Interesting. Do they really want to listen to the community this time, or is it just a gimmick to appear democratic? --- It's good to say these things, but the key is what actions they take afterward. Only real gold and silver in the proof will reveal people's true intentions. --- Continuous investment increase is indeed interesting. It seems the crypto world still needs to tell stories. --- Not blowing smoke or blackening, actively listening to the community is definitely better than some projects. If you have ideas, you should seize the opportunity.

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 01-15 12:26

Listening to the tone is pretty good, but I don't know if they'll really take it to heart. --- Another asset acquisition, another suggestion solicitation—how much real cash can still be left after this combo? --- Community suggestions? Ha, I just want to know what percentage of them are actually adopted in the end. --- Reliable projects are already scarce, and BNB's recent moves are considered a serious effort to find work. --- Enriching the ecosystem is easy to say, but the key is whether they can deliver some results afterward. --- Instead of just collecting suggestions, it's better to focus on managing existing projects well. --- This move is indeed clever; listening to community opinions costs little, and it also seems very democratic.

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BearHugger

· 01-15 12:25

Listening to the sound? Haha, this phrase is used as if finally realizing that I haven't been listening much before --- Another new trick for cutting leeks, under the guise of collecting suggestions, I still call the shots --- Finally, someone is throwing money in, let's see what kind of results this will produce --- Can community opinions really make a difference? Anyway, I don't believe it --- When you have more money, you have to spend it. The key is where to spend it, that's the real issue --- Wow, they've even learned to follow the trend of "listening to public opinion," but why does it still feel like the same old routine

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