by BSC News
August 31, 2022
The full launch of BNB Chain-based multichain stableswap Wombat Exchange will bring several key features and incentives to users.
Multichain stableswap Wombat Exchange is set to launch fully on Sept. 5, the project team confirmed to users in an Aug. 26 announcement.
Based on BNB Chain, Wombat Exchange said the Stableswap V2 full launch would come with key features. These include:
Speaking to BSC News on what the intended launch means for the project and what users should expect, the Wombat Exchange team said:
“It will be the kick-start of our journey to being the best stableswap on BNB Chain. We are aiming to launch our side pool & liquid staking pool in the coming weeks to further enhance our product growth and user experience - so users are able to have more options in liquidity mining & we have a better chance of attracting more TVL.”
“At the same time, we’ll also work on our governance voting design shortly. Since we’re already communicating with nine projects building on top of Wombat, we are expecting the rise of the token bribes pretty soon. By then, there will be more use cases for the WOM token and a better APR in general to our WOM stakers.”
In its just-concluded its Initial Farm Offering (IFO) on PancakeSwap, Wombat Exchange’s WOM token got oversubscribed by 15 times in the IFO public sale and by 11 times in the private sale.
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