The XPIN project I mentioned earlier, which is low-key but pumps like crazy, just partnered with Biget wallet. XPIN’s eSIM was already co-launched with the Bitget ecosystem a while back. Now they’ve taken it further with a co-branded card with Bitget’s super handy bank card. You can now apply for it for free, get the card for free, and even receive 3GB of free eSIM data, enough for 7 days of global travel. @XPINNetwork Currently, XPIN is positioned as the No.1 Depin on BSC, and the data is looking pretty solid: - Wallet addresses holding XPIN: 72,000 (up 30%) - XPIN price: $0.0035 That said, the market has been super volatile lately. After XPIN’s rapid surge, there’s been a short-term pullback. Whether it’s a good time to buy the dip depends on the overall market trend. If you’ve already bought in, maybe consider staking it for interest to balance returns and liquidity. Also, XPIN just launched the Freedata plan: - Borderless network: Travelers no longer need to worry about whether eSIM supports specific countries. All plans are universally supported. - Long-term use in 149 countries and regions: Network validity is unified at 365 days, with support for top-ups anytime, so there’s no need to switch cards for long-term use. - Ultra-low prices: Global network costs only $1/GB, just 20% of traditional network service prices. Check it out: http://xpin.network