Justin Sun, the founder of BitTorrent and Tron, recently initiated a vote on Twitter regarding whether “Coconut Chicken” meme coin should be launched on the Tron blockchain. This has sparked a heated discussion within the community, with the majority of voters currently showing support for the proposal.
Earlier today, Justin Sun launched a vote on Twitter to discuss the deployment of a meme token called “Coconut Chicken” (CCC) on the Tron blockchain. So far, 7,945 people have participated in the vote, with 66.4% expressing support and 33.6% expressing opposition.
Just an hour before initiating this vote, Justin Sun posted an emoji of a coconut chicken, which led to speculation within the community about the possibility of him launching a whitepaper or meme token.
As early as May 11th, Justin Sun had already expressed his intention to actively invest in meme coins and promising projects, and pledged to donate all profits from these investments to charity. He emphasized that these meme coin investments do not constitute financial advice and cannot guarantee listing on any exchanges, including the ones he owns such as Huobi and Poloniex, because the transactions are public and the blockchain addresses can be traced.
Now, with the meme coin vote he initiated, if the token is indeed launched after the vote passes, it raises questions about whether this new meme coin will be listed on the exchanges under his control. He has also expressed support for the development of the Tron meme ecosystem, stating that the internet is reliable and cannot be paralyzed, which has further fueled the enthusiasm for the Tron ecosystem.
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