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āØ $Switch is the governance token (mineable)
āØ Listing in Q4 2024,in max 3 months...
āØ Mined coins will burn automatically after 6 hours ,if you didn't claim it....š„
āØ Small tasks available in app ,where you can Increase your mining speed...
Don't fade projects launching on ton...
Binance is listing most of the ton projects ..
So hopefully with this good community we could see a potential binance listing..
#ton_blockchain #MiningOpportunity #walletš„ #DEFÄ° #DEX
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https://t.me/pocketfi_bot/Mining?startapp=755014092
āØ $Switch is the governance token (mineable)
āØ Listing in Q4 2024,in max 3 months...
āØ Mined coins will burn automatically after 6 hours ,if you didn't claim it....š„
āØ Small tasks available in app ,where you can Increase your mining speed...
Don't fade projects launching on ton...
Binance is listing most of the ton projects ..
So hopefully with this good community we could see a potential binance listing..
#ton_blockchain #MiningOpportunity #walletš„ #DEFÄ° #DEX
š
https://t.me/pocketfi_bot/Mining?startapp=755014092
Pi Network: Concept Of Pegging To Gold
Understanding the Concept of Pegging
Pegging Mechanism: When a cryptocurrency is pegged to an asset like gold, it maintains a fixed exchange rate with that asset. This typically involves backing the cryptocurrency with a certain amount of the asset, ensuring that the cryptocurrency can be exchanged for that asset at a predetermined rate.
Examples of Pegged Assets: Cryptocurrencies like Tether Gold (XAUT) and DigixDAO (DGD) are examples of digital currencies backed by gold, allowing users to hold
Pegging Mechanism: When a cryptocurrency is pegged to an asset like gold, it maintains a fixed exchange rate with that asset. This typically involves backing the cryptocurrency with a certain amount of the asset, ensuring that the cryptocurrency can be exchanged for that asset at a predetermined rate.
Examples of Pegged Assets: Cryptocurrencies like Tether Gold (XAUT) and DigixDAO (DGD) are examples of digital currencies backed by gold, allowing users to hold
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