VIKITA Token Listed on Poloniex, Facilitating Trading on the TRON Network By Chainwire


Dubai, United Arab Emirates, September 18, 2024, Chainwire

VIKITA, a meme coin operating on the SunPump platform, has been listed on the Poloniex exchange and is available for trading against USDT (USDT). Built on the TRON blockchain, VIKITA benefits from fast and low-fee transactions, providing users with an efficient trading experience.

SunPump, the platform that hosts VIKITA, specializes in supporting memecoins, allowing users to create, buy, and sell tokens without the need for initial liquidity. This structure aims to simplify access to token creation and trading for users within the ecosystem.

With a limited supply of 1 million tokens, VIKITA has seen remarkable trading activity since its listing. The token’s liquidity has surpassed $300,000, while daily trading volume has exceeded 1 million TRX. The token has also reached a market cap of over $7 million as of this writing, placing it among the top 10 tokens by market cap on the SunPump platform.

VIKITA distribution has been managed exclusively through SunPump, which guarantees transparency in the process. The structure of the platform seeks to eliminate possible risks of manipulation.

SunPump is a growing platform within the TRON ecosystem, known for its role in facilitating USDT trading. The platform’s focus on meme coins has attracted significant interest in VIKITA, contributing to its initial market performance.

About VIKITA

VIKITA is a memecoin built on the TRON network and operates on the SunPump platform, which is designed to support the creation, purchase, and sale of memecoins without requiring initial liquidity. With a limited supply of 1 million tokens, VIKITA offers fast and low-cost transactions, benefiting from TRON’s blockchain infrastructure. Since its launch, VIKITA has gained significant market attention, becoming one of the top tokens by market cap on the SunPump platform.

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