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The BSC ecological Meme project, BANANA FOR SCALE, has launched a TikTok breakthrough activity with total prizes up to $500,000

The BSC ecological Meme project, BANANA FOR SCALE, has launched a TikTok breakthrough activity with total prizes up to $500,000

Bitget2024/12/15 10:33

On December 15, BSC's ecological Meme project, BANANA FOR SCALE, announced that its "Banana for Scale" campaign on the TikTok platform is booming. The aim of this campaign is to break down cultural barriers between Web2 and Web3 through a unique "banana culture".

As of yesterday, the total donations for the event have exceeded 95 million BANANA tokens, equivalent to about $500,000. All donations will be used directly for prize money.

After the community Tiktok account @Bananas31__bsc launched the event, the hashtag #bananaforscale has been continuously trending on TikTok. Related videos have reached millions of views and nearly 2000 people participated in it including several well-known influencers with millions of followers. Each participant not only injects creativity and vitality into the event but also spreads the charm of "banana culture" globally.

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