Ju.com "Second Round Meme Launchpad" Phase 7 CLOSE raises over 990 millions USD, scheduled to go live at 8 PM tonight
According to ChainCatcher, the subscription for the 7th project CLOSE ended on April 20 at 16:00, and the TGE will be completed on April 20 at 20:00. Over 51,000 people participated in this event, with a total subscription amount of 99,082,862 USDT. After settlement, there will be no lock-up for this round of CLOSE subscription assets; the tokens will be credited as spot assets, allowing users to sell or withdraw immediately.
This round continued the multi-currency participation mechanism, allowing users to subscribe with JU / USDT / BTC / ETH, with the platform allocating uniformly based on USDT value. A dynamic success rate model was introduced for this round, where the success rate increases by 0.2% for every 5 million USDT raised. Successfully inviting friends to participate allows users to share up to 20% of the final token issuance as a reward.
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