It's Easy to dismiss Moons as some sort of degenerate token because it's free. But Don't.

I know how shitposts can get. Idiot shilling them on pure speculation, or minute facts about reddit coins, and main net followed by comment farming spam Moons to the moon ????, that's why I'm holding

Really, you can find this for every crypto.

There's a cult for every crypto that operates off...

• gut feelings
• redneck foresight
• memes
• and 1 dimensional ama's about going Lambo.

Here's the truth about moons right now.

Reddit

Has Actually gone through some great lengths to implement this moon thingy. so don't dismiss it as another fly by nighter suspect to pump and dumps.

Gas fees

Has anyone ever wondered why there is no gas fees?

Including distributions, there easily been 200,000 transactions involving moons between vaults.

At $5 average gas on the ETH network. Reddit is gladly covering your gas fees. Nobody ever mentions this part for some reason. They are hooking us up a little here for participating in their test net.

Mods

Going through great lengths as well with proposals, wallet stats, distributions etc etc. And question about moons. Wow. Everyone is asking questions.

This isn't a no name scam devs operating from a shell in Madagascar. You can expect transparency.

Unclaimed moons

There is also still unclaimed distributions. Supposedly 40 Million moons are going to be lost in the wind. Forever. According to x amount of mods.

Mainnet

When they do go main net, your moons will vanish, but you will be able to reclaim them for the new token.

So reddit is keeping it's promise for everyone here.

incentive based platforms.

How do they do in the crypto space both traditionally, and presently ?

Pretty good actually. Recently theta took the spot light.

Steem is still ticking too. 1.5M users is still action enough to hold a $180M MCAP, and $500M during this recent Bullrun.

R/cryptocurrency is currently more active than steemit. We gained well over 1M users in the past 5 Months.

We are not even on main net yet. With 40M potentially lost forever moons, we are sitting on a 1.2M Mcap. This is stupid low for a growing incentive based platform. Where do you think this MCAP will go with 20M users? Down?

platform

The more the platform is popular, and continues to back up the token, the more attractive it looks to outside investors not on Reddit. This is how steem grew, and reddit holds 10% of the worlds population that has access to the internet.

This is a win win opportunity. You get it free for being active, and your gas fees between wallets are free.

Show some respect for what you're looking at, and it's potential. Give credit where credit is do.