Gold coins have been renamed Pin and can be withdrawn to digital wallets

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Pindiy.com starts to support withdrawing Pins to digital wallets. After withdrawing to your own wallet, you can exchange it for mainstream digital currencies such as Sol coin, Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc. The value of Pin is determined by the market.
If you want to try to withdraw to your own wallet, then:
1. You need a wallet that supports the Solana network, such as: Phantom
2. Go to the withdrawal page, submit your application and wait for manual review.
3. If the wallet address you provided is correct, you will receive the Pin after the review is passed.

Take Phantom wallet as an example:

celiamerula

I followed the steps recommended and set up a Phantom wallet.  This has been bound, but the task is still in New Tasks though greyed out.
I transferred 10000 Pins over. They have been taken from my pindiy account, but are not in my Phantom wallet.  Where are they?  The account was obviously approved.
I thought this was a scam and it seems it is. Luckily I've got Pins to spare.

Puppy

Thank you

BluBrd

Hello,

Does this mean our GC have become a cryptocurrency?
Are we now purchasing patterns with crypto currencies?

katek

BluBrd replied at 2025-1-17 00:19
Hello,

Does this mean our GC have become a cryptocurrency?

This is an interesting question. I also want to know!

Frelldor

celiamerula replied at 2025-1-17 03:01
I followed the steps recommended and set up a Phantom wallet.  This has been bound, but the task is  ...

So tell me in more detail. About your new crypto business)) What are you planning to do next with these Pins? How much are these 10,000 PINs worth compared to other currencies? Do you want to sell or keep it in your wallet in the hope that the price will increase? We are interested.  No one shares their impressions of this new function.

celiamerula

Frelldor replied at 2025-1-17 11:20
So tell me in more detail. About your new crypto business)) What are you planning to do next with  ...

I just wanted to see what would happen if I tried to buy :D.  Didn't cost anything except Pins (and I could afford the minimum 10000).  I'll keep them -  just a bit of fun 'cause I still don't trust crypto.

Frelldor

celiamerula replied at 2025-1-17 20:17
I just wanted to see what would happen if I tried to buy .  Didn't cost anything except Pins (and  ...

Yes, I agree with you. I don't really trust it either.

coxb

Thank you.

Kookiecreates

Very interesting concept, although I don't see why users would trade SOL for pins