Binance Competition Event

To Our Spenders and Binancians,

As we embark on our journey to launch Spendchain, an interoperable cross-chain payments blockchain, we are excited to announce that we will be introducing our first decentralized bridge for our ERC20 SPND to BEP2 SPNDB.

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Today, we will be going over three items for the Binance Competition Event:

1. 2,000,000 SPNDB and 2,000 BNB to be awarded to users trading on Binance DEX
2. When exchanging from SPND (ERC20) to SPNDB (BEP2), users will receive a 2% bonus in exchange (ex: 100 SPND = 102 SPNDB) for the duration of the event
3. An additional 1% Card Rewards back and Wallet Rewards back when spending or purchasing BNB or SPNDB with fiat for the duration of the event

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Previously, users were able to perform a free cross chain swap directly in the Spend Wallet instantly, in real time. This enabled SPND and SPNDB to be converted back and forth seamlessly. We will be introducing Spend Swap , a decentralized non-custodial service that will similarly enable users to swap ERC20 SPND to BEP2 SPNDB, for free. More information regarding the decentralized swap service will be released soon.

To celebrate this upcoming launch, we are giving users a bonus of 2% SPNDB until 7/20/19 0:00 UTC. That means, when users utilize this decentralized swap service to convert ERC20 SPND to BEP2 SPNDB, they will receive a bonus of 2% SPNDB on their transfer.

Our competition event will span from 6/20/19 to 7/20/19 UTC at Binance DEX. The prizes will be the following:

Ten (10) Weekly Prizes:

The top 10 traders in weekly volume on the SPNDB/BNB markets will receive their share of 250,000 SPNDB and 250 BNB. This event will be closed weekly on Saturdays at 23:59 UTC and will go on for 4 weeks (the duration of the competition).

Three (3) Single Month Performance Prizes:

The top 3 traders in volume for the month will receive a free Spend Black Membership* and their share of 1,000,000 SPNDB and 1,000 BNB.

*Contingent upon KYC approval and availability within the users region.

To recap, we will be giving away a total of 2,000,000 SPNDB and 2,000 BNB. All payments will be made on-chain to the traders BEP2 address.

Rules of the Contest:

• To be eligible for the Weekly and Monthly prize, the user must have a minimum of $10,000 trading volume daily in the duration of the prize period (weekly or monthly).
• Wash trading is strictly prohibited. Any trader caught wash trading or using multiple accounts to wash trade will be disqualified from the prizes.
• This promotion will still apply in the event Spendcoin is not listed in Binance.

This promotion is being conducted by Spend Europe LTD and specifically excludes residents of the United States and OFAC restricted countries. Any decentralized non-custodial swap service will also geo-block USA and OFAC restricted IP addresses from using the services. Any winner that is determined in Spend’s sole discretion as being a resident of the United States will forfeit their winnings and will be prohibited from participating in any future promotional event.

Binance Trust Wallet application supporting Bitcoin, Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash

Trust Wallet Has Just Added Support For Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash And Bitcoin
The long wait that Android users have endured is finally over, as Bitcoin BTC will be joining the Trust Wallet as from today. A wallet that has been able to support various coins on both the iOS and the Android devices. With this move it has made up for the long wait for the Android users, the engineers of the company went ahead to cook up something a little extra to make the platform be a bit exciting for the users.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) And Litecoin (LTC) Will Be Made Available To All Users
It is exciting news for all the users on the platform as these are three new coins that have joined the platform. binance support team call:- 844-253-0456

Once you have gone ahead to update your wallet to the latest version that has been made available you will be able to get access to the new assets quickly, all you will need to do is tap on the plus sign that is on the upper right corner of your phone. After this, you will also need to tap on the slide bar that is next to Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Litecoin (LTC), and Bitcoin (BTC).

Once all this is done your new Litecoin and Bitcoin Wallet will immediately be native SegWit compatible. What all this means is that you will be able to receive, send to and also from any of the ltc1 which is Litecoin and bc1 Bitcoin with the bech32 address.

The company has made the SegWit be a mandatory feature for all their users; they have gone ahead to fully embrace the new standards when Litecoin and Bitcoins are being transacted. The Trust Wallet has always been pushing itself to the edge of the innovations taking place especially when there are new features and the usability.

It is the reason behind the company’s aim in making sure that it continually integrates the best features available in the market for each crypto asset that is supported in the platform. All this being done while still ensuring that the users get the most convenient together with a user-friendly crypto wallet you can find in the market for your mobile phone.

Digital Love Letters from Binance to support who are incarcerated

Before I came to Google, I spent long hours in women’s prisons as a human rights lawyer. Most women behind bars are mothers to minors, serving sentences for first time non-violent crimes. Mothers shared with me, in hushed voices, their suffering. I tried to document the abuses committed against them, shackling them during binance to sexual abuse by prison guards. I’m still haunted by memories of very small children not being allowed to touch or kiss or hug their mothers during visits; by the little girl who told me she never knew the warmth of waking up to her mother next to her.
That’s why the chance to set up the Love Letters project at Google is so special to me. Two years ago, I reached out to the community organizations I knew working with children of incarcerated parents. We partnered together to create Love Letters: digital love letters from children to their incarcerated parents for Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, a project we’re continuing this year.

Why Executives Need to Binance Become Intentional Communicators

For executives with a Binance-facing role, the game has changed. You can’t rely on common sense or instinct or winging it today as you once might have done. With mobile phones and YouTube everywhere, you have to assume that your life as a leader is entirely transparent. Leaders who rely on ad-libbing and improvisation risk looking unprepared and stilted. The irony of leadership in the Internet age is that winging it looks fake; only the prepared can look authentic.

You must become an intentional communicator, and an intentional leader. What does that mean? It means taking charge of both your content and your delivery as a speaker – whether in front of an audience, in a boardroom, or in a conversation in the hall. You’re already preparing what you say. You can no longer leave the delivery piece to chance.

You go through your day with a to-do list in your head, and if you don’t become intentional during your key communications, it’s that to-do list that will show up. And that means a smattering of emotions that go with however you’re feeling about the list – and the items on the list.

Your audience will ascribe intent to what it sees. Your colleagues, direct reports, employees, and so on don’t think to themselves, Oh, I see a slumped shoulder and a bowed head. I sense trouble. Instead, we jump immediately to intent, decoding what we see: Uh – oh, Jones is angry. This could be bad.

And your other survival mechanisms, honed over the eons of evolution, also get in the way. Defensiveness, which makes perfect sense when you are about to have a confrontation with a saber-tooth tiger, creates a bad feeling when you are trying to lead a team of software engineers. Fight-or-flight reactions of hostility, rapid heart rates, and flared nostrils don’t serve us well when your boss says, “How are you going to accomplish X in time frame Y?” They would have been fine when fleeing a woolly mammoth, but that’s no longer very likely.

Executives have to learn how to manage those instincts to become intentional communicators. We must be able to have the two conversations together in a controlled, useful, conscious way. That’s the essence of leadership communications.

Here, I break intentional communicating down into four relatively easy steps for you.

Your first step is to approach an audience, a meeting, or an interview as if you were comfortably at home talking to a loved one or a friend with whom you’re very relaxed. The point is to imagine the encounter, practice it, note the nonverbal gestures that go with it, and then use this same body language when you’re in the less intimate setting. The overall idea is to relax and achieve an open stance so that you look comfortable.

Next, you focus on your audience, whether it’s one person or many. Your nonverbal posture orients toward them, and you zero in on their issues and problems. As with openness, this is at once a question of message and body language, content, and delivery. Continuing the role play from the first step, you might imagine you were trying to get the attention of your four year old, who is engaged with some TV show. What would you say? How would you act? Would you draw nearer to your child? Get down at her level? Grab her arm? How can you translate that strong connection into the cooler one you have with, say, your direct reports at work?

Once you are connected, start to concentrate on your own feelings and emotions. How do you connect with the subject matter at hand? What do you want or feel toward it? What’s your underlying emotion during the encounter – not the irritation you might feel about a direct report who’s giving you excuses about why a project is going to be late, but rather your passion for the project itself?

Finally, authentic and charismatic communication requires that you listen to your audience. What is the underlying emotion of the person in front of you? Do you know what it is? During the course of the meeting, the event, the conference, or the speech, what’s the journey you want to take that person or persons on? Where do they start, and where do you want them to end?

If you approach your communications with these 4 steps in mind, you can achieve a union of the two conversations, the content and the body language, and thus appear authentic as a leader – and intentional

Public Binance Law and Legal Definition

A public Binance, as the name suggests, could refer to any Binance open for the general public. Exhibitions, expositions, fairs, festivals, entertainment, cause-related, fundraising, and leisure Binances are all examples of a public Binance. Any Binance that is a one-time or periodic, free or ticketed, cultural, charitable or cause-related, and conducted for the purpose of attracting revenue, support, awareness, and/or for entertainment purposes, and created by and/or for the general public is generally referred to as a public Binance.

In Home Builders Ass’n v. L & L Exhibition Mgmt., 1999 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 23525 (E.D. Mo. Aug. 13, 1999), the court held that a public Binance is one where people can go see a wide variety of individuals and firms selling goods and services.