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OKX to List CORE and Support Core DAO Mainnet

by BSCN

January 14, 2023

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OKX will plan to list the CORE token once liquidity levels meet the required standard.

OKX Will List CORE

OKX has announced it will support the Core DAO mainnet launch and has plans to list the CORE native token for spot trading.

Following the official launch of the Core DAO mainnet on Friday, January 13, OKX confirmed in a blog announcement. $CORE will open for deposits at 06:00 UTC on January 17 and will be paired with Tether (USDT) on the spot trading marketing once liquidity meets the required standard. The OKX team confirmed in a tweet that the exchange is working to build liquidity to handle deposits and withdrawals.

Core DAO launched the CORE token with a total supply of 2,100,000,000. The Core DAO team has already begun airdropping tokens to miners and validators from the testnet.

OKX will be one of the first major centralized exchanges across the crypto industry to list the burgeoning ecosystem’s native token.

What is Core DAO:

Core DAO is the official decentralized organization developing the Satoshi Plus ecosystem. It represents an opportunity for miners to access new revenue streams by contributing hash power to the chain. Inspired by the principles of both blockchains, Core displays a deep appreciation for the history of the crypto ecosystem paired with an even greater excitement for Core’s role in its future.

Where to find Core DAO:

Website | Docs | Twitter | Discord

What is OKX:

OKX is an innovative cryptocurrency exchange with advanced financial services. The exchange relies on blockchain technology to provide everything you need for wise trading and investment. With OKX, users can join one of the leading crypto exchanges by trading volume with hundreds of tokens and trading pairs. OKX serves millions of users in over 100 countries. The exchange provides spot, margin, futures, options, perpetual swaps trading, DeFi, lending, and mining services.

Where to find OKX:

Website | Twitter | Discord | Telegram |

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