Previously, I said I would buy Bem if it was below $20. Now that it's below $20, I've been observing the entire ecosystem. Recently, I've noticed a project in the TapeOut ecosystem called @tapeupio. Their NFTs previously saw a 15x increase in a week, which certainly attracted a lot of attention. A 15x increase suggests the developer has considerable strength. This time, they've released their UP (Upgraded Coin) mechanism. Their Proof-of-Business (PoB) mechanism is quite interesting. The purchase funds aren't executed all at once; instead, most of the budget is spread over 25 days for gradual execution. Additionally, 40% of transaction fees are used to buy back UP. I think the idea behind this mechanism is clear: to avoid the initial hype of a new coin only lasting a day or two, allowing funds and trading activity to continue. UP officially launched today, and I plan to closely monitor the subsequent fund inflows and trading performance. If the TapeOut ecosystem continues to develop, TapeUP, as its trading infrastructure, may have even greater potential. Many people get stuck at the last step when buying TapeUp because their wallets only have BEM, not BNB. BEM is used to pay the purchase amount, and BNB is used to pay on-chain transaction fees. Once both are ready, open your wallet at http://(tapeup.io), click "Transactions," search for TapeUp, enter the amount, and confirm. The entire purchase process uses the official DApp. TapeUP TapeOut UP