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LBank Crypto Exchange to Add Ethereum Blockchain’s New Store of Value Token
The post LBank Crypto Exchange to Add Ethereum Blockchain’s New Store of Value Token appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Editorial Note: The following content does not reflect the views or opinions of BeInCrypto. It is provided for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as financial advice. Please conduct your own research before making any investment decisions. Mollars (MOLLARS) is making waves ahead of its highly anticipated Initial Coin Offering (ICO) set for June 1st. Positioned as a Store of Value (SOV), the soon-to-release Bitcoin alternative has captured significant attention for its groundbreaking and scarcity-focused approach, distinguishing itself from other cryptocurrencies. That approach has garnered approval of another crypto exchange, LBank, who’s announced they will list $MOLLARS come June 1st. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, Mollars token is engineered to be deflationary over time. This is much in part to its limited token supply of just 10 million tokens and equal opportunity trading policy. This strategic model has already yielded success during the project’s presale phase, raising over $1.3 million, and continuing to grow daily. Token wise, crypto investors have already acquired rights to over 2.1-million tokens. A total of over 70% of the supply allocated for the discounted presale, the last 30% could sell out any day now. According to tokenomics, the founder nor developers will be given ‘free tokens,’ unlike what Bitcoin (BTC) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) did in secrecy. Instead, a small percentage of ICO funds will be used to pay the professionals involved with development of the project for their services and ‘knowing’ they’ve created one of the greatest cryptos to date on Ethereum blockchain. The ‘no coins free’ clause gives investors the confidence of knowing there can be no post-listing rug pulls nor manipulation. It prevents market influence from greedy founders, who don’t deserve the power of liquidating billions of dollars in money they never earned. Another attractive & influential…
The post LBank Crypto Exchange to Add Ethereum Blockchain’s New Store of Value Token appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Editorial Note: The following content does not reflect the views or opinions of BeInCrypto. It is provided for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as financial advice. Please conduct your own research before making any investment decisions. Mollars (MOLLARS) is making waves ahead of its highly anticipated Initial Coin Offering (ICO) set for June 1st. Positioned as a Store of Value (SOV), the soon-to-release Bitcoin alternative has captured significant attention for its groundbreaking and scarcity-focused approach, distinguishing itself from other cryptocurrencies. That approach has garnered approval of another crypto exchange, LBank, who’s announced they will list $MOLLARS come June 1st. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, Mollars token is engineered to be deflationary over time. This is much in part to its limited token supply of just 10 million tokens and equal opportunity trading policy. This strategic model has already yielded success during the project’s presale phase, raising over $1.3 million, and continuing to grow daily. Token wise, crypto investors have already acquired rights to over 2.1-million tokens. A total of over 70% of the supply allocated for the discounted presale, the last 30% could sell out any day now. According to tokenomics, the founder nor developers will be given ‘free tokens,’ unlike what Bitcoin (BTC) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) did in secrecy. Instead, a small percentage of ICO funds will be used to pay the professionals involved with development of the project for their services and ‘knowing’ they’ve created one of the greatest cryptos to date on Ethereum blockchain. The ‘no coins free’ clause gives investors the confidence of knowing there can be no post-listing rug pulls nor manipulation. It prevents market influence from greedy founders, who don’t deserve the power of liquidating billions of dollars in money they never earned. Another attractive & influential…
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