RT @Avalanche_Space: ♦️@Argonfoundation is thrilled to announce their #NFT Marketplace is now available on #Avalanche network. ♦️Mint Pric…

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With a little delay, the time is now approaching. 💪 The @pulsemarkets' token sale will take place on October 7th. 🚀 - Total Supply: 100,000,000 - Issued Supply for Token Event: 5,000,000 - Pool Type: 2 Types. Staking and Whitelisted - Staking Pool Allocation: 80% of Issued Supply - Whitelisted Pool Allocation: 20% of Issued Supply - Whitelisted Pool Tickets: 750 - Price Per Token: $0.25- Seed/Private Sale Details: None. Fair launch - Accepted Currency: USDT - Venue:

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- Network: Ethereum - Duration: 24 hours for capped staking allocation. 48 hours for staked FCFS, uncapped pool

🧡 Yine Bitci, yine fan token dünyasında bir ilk! 🔥 Her başarıyı alevlerle kutluyoruz. #Bitci #KazananlarınYanında

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Binance Adds CVP/USDT, DENT/BUSD & FRONT/USDT​​ Trading Pairs

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⚽️ Ankaragücü 🆚 BB Erzurumspor 💙💛 Resmi Fan Token Partneri olduğumuz @Ankaragucu’ne başarılar dileriz! #Bitci…

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Bitcicoin sahiplerine özel ayrıcalıklar! Yatırımcıları nasıl gelişmeler bekliyor? 🤩 Bitci Teknoloji CEO'su…

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Bitcicoin sahiplerine özel ayrıcalıklar! Yatırımcıları nasıl gelişmeler bekliyor? 🤩 Bitci Teknoloji CEO'su…

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Users need to pay interest for the VAI that they have minted. The interest is called Stability Fee.The stability fee is similar to the money market interest rate in traditional finance. When the demand for VAI is insufficient and the supply is in excess, the interest rate is raised and the Stability Fee is increased to recover VAI; when the demand for VAI is strong and the supply is insufficient, the Stability Fee needs to be reduced to encourage VAI’s minting When the price of VAI is lower than $1, it means that its actual demand is less than the market supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be increased to recover liquidity; when the price of VAI is higher than $1, it means that its actual demand is greater than the supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be reduced. The more VAI deviates from 1 USD, the higher the Stability Fee adjustment should be until VAI returns to around 1 USD The Venus risk team will formulate the Stability Fee adjustment rules, which will be issued through VIP. Then the risk team will adjust VAI’s Stability Fee regularly in accordance with the rules... This is still a work in progress guys so don't be scared. The interest are probably not going to enter in effect for at least a few more weeks.

Users need to pay interest for the VAI that they have minted. The interest is called Stability Fee.The stability fee is similar to the money market interest rate in traditional finance. When the demand for VAI is insufficient and the supply is in excess, the interest rate is raised and the Stability Fee is increased to recover VAI; when the demand for VAI is strong and the supply is insufficient, the Stability Fee needs to be reduced to encourage VAI’s minting When the price of VAI is lower than $1, it means that its actual demand is less than the market supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be increased to recover liquidity; when the price of VAI is higher than $1, it means that its actual demand is greater than the supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be reduced. The more VAI deviates from 1 USD, the higher the Stability Fee adjustment should be until VAI returns to around 1 USD The Venus risk team will formulate the Stability Fee adjustment rules, which will be issued through VIP. Then the risk team will adjust VAI’s Stability Fee regularly in accordance with the rules... This is still a work in progress guys so don't be scared. The interest are probably not going to enter in effect for at least a few more weeks.

Users need to pay interest for the VAI that they have minted. The interest is called Stability Fee.The stability fee is similar to the money market interest rate in traditional finance. When the demand for VAI is insufficient and the supply is in excess, the interest rate is raised and the Stability Fee is increased to recover VAI; when the demand for VAI is strong and the supply is insufficient, the Stability Fee needs to be reduced to encourage VAI’s minting When the price of VAI is lower than $1, it means that its actual demand is less than the market supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be increased to recover liquidity; when the price of VAI is higher than $1, it means that its actual demand is greater than the supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be reduced. The more VAI deviates from 1 USD, the higher the Stability Fee adjustment should be until VAI returns to around 1 USD The Venus risk team will formulate the Stability Fee adjustment rules, which will be issued through VIP. Then the risk team will adjust VAI’s Stability Fee regularly in accordance with the rules... This is still a work in progress guys so don't be scared. The interest are probably not going to enter in effect for at least a few more weeks.

Users need to pay interest for the VAI that they have minted. The interest is called Stability Fee.The stability fee is similar to the money market interest rate in traditional finance. When the demand for VAI is insufficient and the supply is in excess, the interest rate is raised and the Stability Fee is increased to recover VAI; when the demand for VAI is strong and the supply is insufficient, the Stability Fee needs to be reduced to encourage VAI’s minting When the price of VAI is lower than $1, it means that its actual demand is less than the market supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be increased to recover liquidity; when the price of VAI is higher than $1, it means that its actual demand is greater than the supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be reduced. The more VAI deviates from 1 USD, the higher the Stability Fee adjustment should be until VAI returns to around 1 USD The Venus risk team will formulate the Stability Fee adjustment rules, which will be issued through VIP. Then the risk team will adjust VAI’s Stability Fee regularly in accordance with the rules... This is still a work in progress guys so don't be scared. The interest are probably not going to enter in effect for at least a few more weeks.

Users need to pay interest for the VAI that they have minted. The interest is called Stability Fee.The stability fee is similar to the money market interest rate in traditional finance. When the demand for VAI is insufficient and the supply is in excess, the interest rate is raised and the Stability Fee is increased to recover VAI; when the demand for VAI is strong and the supply is insufficient, the Stability Fee needs to be reduced to encourage VAI’s minting When the price of VAI is lower than $1, it means that its actual demand is less than the market supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be increased to recover liquidity; when the price of VAI is higher than $1, it means that its actual demand is greater than the supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be reduced. The more VAI deviates from 1 USD, the higher the Stability Fee adjustment should be until VAI returns to around 1 USD The Venus risk team will formulate the Stability Fee adjustment rules, which will be issued through VIP. Then the risk team will adjust VAI’s Stability Fee regularly in accordance with the rules... This is still a work in progress guys so don't be scared. The interest are probably not going to enter in effect for at least a few more weeks.

Users need to pay interest for the VAI that they have minted. The interest is called Stability Fee.The stability fee is similar to the money market interest rate in traditional finance. When the demand for VAI is insufficient and the supply is in excess, the interest rate is raised and the Stability Fee is increased to recover VAI; when the demand for VAI is strong and the supply is insufficient, the Stability Fee needs to be reduced to encourage VAI’s minting When the price of VAI is lower than $1, it means that its actual demand is less than the market supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be increased to recover liquidity; when the price of VAI is higher than $1, it means that its actual demand is greater than the supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be reduced. The more VAI deviates from 1 USD, the higher the Stability Fee adjustment should be until VAI returns to around 1 USD The Venus risk team will formulate the Stability Fee adjustment rules, which will be issued through VIP. Then the risk team will adjust VAI’s Stability Fee regularly in accordance with the rules... This is still a work in progress guys so don't be scared. The interest are probably not going to enter in effect for at least a few more weeks.

Users need to pay interest for the VAI that they have minted. The interest is called Stability Fee.The stability fee is similar to the money market interest rate in traditional finance. When the demand for VAI is insufficient and the supply is in excess, the interest rate is raised and the Stability Fee is increased to recover VAI; when the demand for VAI is strong and the supply is insufficient, the Stability Fee needs to be reduced to encourage VAI’s minting When the price of VAI is lower than $1, it means that its actual demand is less than the market supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be increased to recover liquidity; when the price of VAI is higher than $1, it means that its actual demand is greater than the supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be reduced. The more VAI deviates from 1 USD, the higher the Stability Fee adjustment should be until VAI returns to around 1 USD The Venus risk team will formulate the Stability Fee adjustment rules, which will be issued through VIP. Then the risk team will adjust VAI’s Stability Fee regularly in accordance with the rules... This is still a work in progress guys so don't be scared. The interest are probably not going to enter in effect for at least a few more weeks.

Users need to pay interest for the VAI that they have minted. The interest is called Stability Fee.The stability fee is similar to the money market interest rate in traditional finance. When the demand for VAI is insufficient and the supply is in excess, the interest rate is raised and the Stability Fee is increased to recover VAI; when the demand for VAI is strong and the supply is insufficient, the Stability Fee needs to be reduced to encourage VAI’s minting When the price of VAI is lower than $1, it means that its actual demand is less than the market supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be increased to recover liquidity; when the price of VAI is higher than $1, it means that its actual demand is greater than the supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be reduced. The more VAI deviates from 1 USD, the higher the Stability Fee adjustment should be until VAI returns to around 1 USD The Venus risk team will formulate the Stability Fee adjustment rules, which will be issued through VIP. Then the risk team will adjust VAI’s Stability Fee regularly in accordance with the rules... This is still a work in progress guys so don't be scared. The interest are probably not going to enter in effect for at least a few more weeks.

Users need to pay interest for the VAI that they have minted. The interest is called Stability Fee.The stability fee is similar to the money market interest rate in traditional finance. When the demand for VAI is insufficient and the supply is in excess, the interest rate is raised and the Stability Fee is increased to recover VAI; when the demand for VAI is strong and the supply is insufficient, the Stability Fee needs to be reduced to encourage VAI’s minting When the price of VAI is lower than $1, it means that its actual demand is less than the market supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be increased to recover liquidity; when the price of VAI is higher than $1, it means that its actual demand is greater than the supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be reduced. The more VAI deviates from 1 USD, the higher the Stability Fee adjustment should be until VAI returns to around 1 USD The Venus risk team will formulate the Stability Fee adjustment rules, which will be issued through VIP. Then the risk team will adjust VAI’s Stability Fee regularly in accordance with the rules... This is still a work in progress guys so don't be scared. The interest are probably not going to enter in effect for at least a few more weeks.

Users need to pay interest for the VAI that they have minted. The interest is called Stability Fee.The stability fee is similar to the money market interest rate in traditional finance. When the demand for VAI is insufficient and the supply is in excess, the interest rate is raised and the Stability Fee is increased to recover VAI; when the demand for VAI is strong and the supply is insufficient, the Stability Fee needs to be reduced to encourage VAI’s minting When the price of VAI is lower than $1, it means that its actual demand is less than the market supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be increased to recover liquidity; when the price of VAI is higher than $1, it means that its actual demand is greater than the supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be reduced. The more VAI deviates from 1 USD, the higher the Stability Fee adjustment should be until VAI returns to around 1 USD The Venus risk team will formulate the Stability Fee adjustment rules, which will be issued through VIP. Then the risk team will adjust VAI’s Stability Fee regularly in accordance with the rules... This is still a work in progress guys so don't be scared. The interest are probably not going to enter in effect for at least a few more weeks.

Users need to pay interest for the VAI that they have minted. The interest is called Stability Fee.The stability fee is similar to the money market interest rate in traditional finance. When the demand for VAI is insufficient and the supply is in excess, the interest rate is raised and the Stability Fee is increased to recover VAI; when the demand for VAI is strong and the supply is insufficient, the Stability Fee needs to be reduced to encourage VAI’s minting When the price of VAI is lower than $1, it means that its actual demand is less than the market supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be increased to recover liquidity; when the price of VAI is higher than $1, it means that its actual demand is greater than the supply, and the Stability Fee needs to be reduced. The more VAI deviates from 1 USD, the higher the Stability Fee adjustment should be until VAI returns to around 1 USD The Venus risk team will formulate the Stability Fee adjustment rules, which will be issued through VIP. Then the risk team will adjust VAI’s Stability Fee regularly in accordance with the rules... This is still a work in progress guys so don't be scared. The interest are probably not going to enter in effect for at least a few more weeks.