Electroneum vs Tokenpay

Hey you, welcome back to the channel. And guys, the competition continues on. Now we're up against TokenPay. So guys, this is going to be a brief video. Uh, this is just a call to make sure you do vote as we're still in the competition, um, over at Twitter. I'm going to talk a little bit about that real quick, uh, but we only have less than 20 hours left to vote. And so it's TokenPay now versus Electroneum. Now TokenPay, which is kind of peculiar, is actually leading in winning, and for right now. So TokenPay, as I looked at their information, they're like ranked 109 or 110, something like that, on CoinMarketCap. Very low volume, only like $100,000 in volume over the last 24 hours. And I just found that kind of interesting because a lot of people had been complaining about the size of Electroneum and our volume, you know, despite we've had many problems getting listed on major exchanges and we're not on any real, real major exchanges like many other tokens. And some of the issues with integrating our system and various things like that. But, um, you know, there are rumors going around, uh, this is for fun. This is like kind of got the Olympics feel, guys. This is a, uh, this is a competition, but it's all in good fun. And some people are getting a little bit out of whack about it. Um, and, uh, so, uh, interesting enough, here on the TokenPay, uh, website here, I see they have Verge. Is Verge, uh, um That's very interesting. I recall that we went up to competition against Verge. And so some of the rumors, guys, are, you know, are that all of a sudden this 110th place token with very little volume that's kicking Electroneum's butt just out of the blue might have some support. They may have some friends. And so that's all very interesting. to see how this plays out, guys. Um, but it is quite, uh, interesting to see that after we've beaten Electron— I'm sorry, Ethereum— we've beaten Verge, we've beaten Neo, super big competition, uh, all of a sudden TokenPay emerges. So, uh, is it that the enemy of my enemy is my friend type scenarios? That's all right, guys, because you know what? At the end of the day, creating all this fuss still lets people know that we were the toughest amongst all of them, even if through some, uh, uh, means or unpredictable way, uh, through some type of subterfuge or collusion, uh, we were beaten. Uh, it's, you know, this is all for fun, guys, and I think they will still have to— at least the cryptocurrency community, uh, we've made a very large impact, guys. No matter what happens, I'm proud of what we've done and what our community's done at this point. And so guys, get over there and vote. Um, I believe we can still win. We can, we can defeat TokenPay no matter what's going on here. No matter what the rumors out now, we were accused of using some type of bots, which I don't— you know, come on guys, nobody's using any bots on Electroneum to win. We don't have to do that. We have an active, great community, best in cryptocurrency, so we don't have to do that. But starting to wonder if some of the stuff we're being accused of might actually be some of the tools that other people's disposal. But anyway, guys, like I said, this is all for fun. I'm glad that things like this happen. We need more of this. I think this is good for all cryptocurrency. I think it's great for keeping the community active, you know. And, you know, so I think there's a good thing. I think there's a great thing, and I think we should do a lot more of these. But anyway, guys, that's all I wanted to say. Make sure you get over there and vote. Guys, like content like this, don't forget to like, subscribe, and until next time, take care.