CoinList launches perpetual contract Beta testing for the new version
PANews announced on April 17th that CoinList has launched its Spring 2024 version, which completely overhauls its token issuance product, eliminating the need for registration and queuing to purchase. Users can now lock in their purchase amounts at any time and receive notifications when the results are announced. In addition, CoinList provides builders with more control, allowing them to collect wallet information and contact users to customize purchase levels and quotas. CoinList also introduced an auction feature based on community pricing, allowing the community to determine token prices through real-time auctions without setting fixed prices.
At the same time, CoinList introduced a new "Karma" system that provides users with ways to earn points through daily trading and staking activities, as well as introducing an achievement system. Users' Karma scores are now divided into five levels: Rust, Copper, Silver, Gold, Platinum; the higher the level, the more opportunities there are to participate in token issuance and exclusive offers. CoinList also launched a more integrated professional trading experience and perpetual contract beta testing aimed at achieving more efficient capital utilization with less initial capital investment.
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