TokenGlade宣布预售$TKG代币:数字金融的新时代

币界网Pubblicato 2024-08-10Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-08-10

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[新闻稿-美国特拉华州,2024年8月10日]

TokenGlade是一个在Stellar区块链上改变数字代币管理的创新平台,很高兴宣布正式启动预售。从今天开始,投资者有机会以特殊的预售价格购买TKG代币,为数字金融的新篇章铺平了道路。

TokenGlade预售的主要亮点:

    预售期:2024年8月10日-2024年8月30日代币价格:每TKG代币1 XLM可用代币总数:500万TKG

独家奖金:

    25%奖金:投资100000美元或以上15%奖金:投资10000美元或以上10%奖金:投资1000美元或以上5%奖金:投资500美元或以上

TokenGlade的特点

TokenGlade通过利用Stellar区块链的强大功能简化和增强了数字代币管理。他们的平台为用户提供了一个直观的界面、顶级安全性和一套全面的功能,旨在使管理数字资产比以往任何时候都更容易。

对早期投资者的好处:

    丰厚奖金:早期和大额投资的奖金。未来效用:$TKG代币将成为TokenGlade平台上所有未来交易和操作的主要媒介。质押机会:虽然质押是我们路线图的一部分,但尚未生效,TKG总供应量的70%(3500万个代币)将被锁定用于质押,为早期投资者提供长期增长潜力。
TokenGlade创始人Zain Haider表示:“我们很高兴推出TokenGlade预售,并邀请全球加密社区加入我们,共同革新数字金融。”。“我们的平台旨在简化和加强数字代币的管理,在早期投资者的支持下,我们的目标是建立一个强大而可持续的生态系统,使所有参与者受益。”

如何参与:

    访问Stellar DEX:使用Lobstr或Scopuly等平台。建立信任线:确保用户在Stellar网络上为$TKG建立了信任线。保护用户的代币:使用XLM购买$TKG代币以获得限时奖金。

或者,如果您已经在Stellar网络上建立了信任线$TKG,请直接从以下网站购买:

    Lobstr:在Lobstr Scopuly上购买$TKG代币

TokenGlade预售钱包已发出500万美元TKG代币的卖出订单。预售期结束后,TokenGlade预售钱包中剩余的任何TKG代币都将被销毁,以确保代币对早期投资者的稀缺性和价值。

关于TokenGlade:

TokenGlade是基于Stellar区块链构建的下一代平台,致力于简化数字代币管理。TokenGlade专注于用户友好的界面、高安全性和全面的功能,旨在使个人和企业能够轻松高效地管理他们的数字资产。

有关TokenGlade的更多信息,用户可以访问TokenGlade或在X(推特)上关注@TokenGlade和@ZainHaider。

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