In this channel update, the host announces that the Electroneum and Ripple (XRP) faucets are open again for a rematch contest after a close previous round where Electroneum edged out Ripple. A third wildcard token, Monero, is considered but is deemed impractical due to high transaction fees (≈0.4 XMR per send). The host explains that all remaining faucet tokens will be paid out around the 17th of the month as the current faucets are being shut down due to insufficient community support. He references other tokens (Tron, Steemit, EOS) that performed modestly in earlier rounds, framing them as semifinalists. Viewers are invited to suggest additional tokens, comment, like, and subscribe, with the promise of future contests based on community backing.
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Hey you, welcome back to the channel. And guys, today, uh, we wanted to update you that Electroneum faucet and the Ripple faucet is now open and the official contest is now on. Um, and so we've been doing this, um, for the last few months and trying to, um, find out from market sentiment which community of tokens that are your favorites and which one you support the moles. And it seems that the telltale sign for us now is that it is between Electroneum and Ripple. I had a good show for them last month, uh, and we expect, uh, to see, uh, how they— it was so close last month, it was, it was almost very hard to see who was, uh, the greatest community. But of course Electroneum prevailed. Uh, we're gonna have the rematch for this month. Um, now we want to throw a wildcard token in here, a third token to kind of break it up. Um, and, uh, uh, we gotta vote for Monero. And I— we really want to get Monero in here, but the problem, guys, is that the, uh, unfortunately we don't have any Monero in our coffers. In exchange, we work through attached to these faucets, uh, has a, um, a minimum sending fee is like 0.4 Monero. So that's almost like $2 to send out to you all. And we expect probably hundreds of entries and maybe even thousands, we don't know yet. And so what, that would be pretty impractical. Now I don't quite understand why their fees for Monero is so high. I've never really used Monero, guys. And I don't, maybe you all can explain to me why it's so high to send Monero or maybe it's just the exchange we're working with, but they seem very, very reasonable with the other tokens. So I don't know why that is, but, um, it would seem right now Electroneum and Ripple are the tokens that we're going to be going with at this point in time. Uh, also want to let you know that for you all who, um, were, um, claiming tokens in the other faucets, and if you haven't reached your payout threshold for the tokens that we're no longer including in our faucets unless something changes. By the 17th of the month, all of the tokens in the faucets will be paid out to you all. It's usually a minimum payout per month, uh, that goes out on the 17th of each month. But seeing that we will be shutting these faucets down, uh, due to lack of community support, unfortunately, uh, we will be issuing those tokens out to you all. So We're expecting an exciting race, guys. Uh, this might be, at least to our data anyway, this might give us the answers between Electroneum and Ripple XRP tokens. Who are the most supportive community? Uh, and so we're gonna let that run, and, and based on that information, uh, we'll, uh, we'll know, uh, what to do next month. Which are the tokens that are, uh, the most community supported? Now again, Tron Steemit, EOS. They didn't do bad, uh, so it's nothing, you know, saying nothing was wrong with those communities and that we didn't get support from those communities. But it, you know, but I guess we can kind of think of this as the semifinals, right? We did— they just weren't strong enough to beat Electroneum. With Ripple and Electroneum, it was so close that we would like to see, uh, a rematch of this. What happens with this? And, uh, if you do have other tokens out there you like, uh, be sure and mention them in the comment section. We'll check them out and see if we already have them in our wallets or if the exchange fees are reasonable. Because yeah, we need tokens that— like the exchange we work with, all the tokens that we don't have, we usually— usually no problem. It's very reasonable transaction fees. But for some reason, Monero is just outrageously large, you know, fees. I have no idea why. But anyway, guys, that's the only update I want to give you all. And if you like content like this, don't forget to like, subscribe. And until next time, take care.
