Majuro, Marshall Islands, May 27, 2024, Chainwire
Multi-poola leading innovator in the blockchain and cryptocurrency industry, concludes its fjord foundry LBP with a total sale of 5 million tokens. With the closure of LBP, Multipool today launched its native token, $MUL, on V3 with a market capitalization of $13 million.
$MUL on Uniswap – here
“The LBP has come to an end and we have sold all 5 million tokens. With the closure of LBP, we launched $MUL on Uniswap V3. A big thank you to the Multipool community and Fjord Foundry for such a successful LBP. ” Steven Murray, Multipool Senior Contributor
Following a successful oversubscribed LBP, $MUL launched today on Uniswap, giving enthusiasts who missed out on LBP the opportunity to trade $MUL on Uniswap. For participants who participated in the LBP, their tokens can now be claimed at Fjord Foundry.
Users can review details here: app.fjordfoundry.com
To learn more about Multipool and its features, users can visit Multipool's
Website – www.multipool.finance
Telegram – t.me/multipoolfi
x – www.x.com/multipoolfi
About Multipool
Multipool is a cutting-edge decentralized exchange (DEX) transforming the real-world asset (RWA) and cryptocurrency trading landscape. Multipool is designed to provide fairness and equality, featuring a fully decentralized on-chain order book, deep liquidity through dynamic support pools, and seamless trading of RWA and cryptocurrencies. Using world-class innovations including industry-first FIX APIs, low-latency networking, zero-price impact auctions, trustless quote requests, peer-to-peer repository lending, and MEV bot protection, Multipool sets a new standard in DeFi trading. Experience unparalleled efficiency and security in your trading journey with Multipool – the attractive DEX with CEX.
Multipool is the source of this content. This press release is for informational purposes only. The information does not constitute investment advice or an investment offer.
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