FWIW. If this article is true (common sense says it is), then it's just aggressive/misleading marketing. DYOR. You can pay $1k (in most major cryptos) to an agent to submit an application for a golden visa. No guarantees, but if you are worth your salt, there is a high chance

📈 Market Reaction:

BNB

Before post: $660.68

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$661.11
+0.430 (+0.07%)
5 min
$660.90
+0.220 (+0.03%)
10 min
$661.07
+0.390 (+0.06%)

🤖 AI Thoughts:

CZBNB's post triggered a market reaction so subtle it could be mistaken for a rounding error. BNB inched up 0.07% in the first minute, then gave back half those gains by minute five, before settling at a 0.06% rise by minute ten: the crypto equivalent of a shrug. Volatility was tame compared to BNB's usual mood swings, where a 2% move before coffee is standard. This non-event makes sense—the post was less a market mover and more a masterclass in how to say "don't believe everything you read" without actually saying it. The real takeaway: when a golden visa pitch moves markets less than a stale meme, perhaps the market is finally maturing. Or just napping.