“Whales Market Embraces BWB Points from Bitget Wallet, Secures Second Spot in 24-Hour Trading”

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Victoria, Seychelles, April 25th, 2024, Chainwire

On April 24, Bitget Wallet’s BWB Points made its debut on Whales Market, a decentralized OTC trading platform. The prices reached a record high of $3.5 per BWB Point, making it the second-highest traded asset in 24 hours, surpassing popular projects such as Blast, EigenLayer, and friend.tech.

Whales Market offers a variety of value-tagged assets for trading, including tokens, airdrop shares, and points. The platform has three main markets – Pre-Market, OTC Market, and Points Market – providing users with a diverse trading experience. Bitget Wallet users can now trade their accumulated BWB Points on Whales Market, increasing their opportunities for leveraging their points.

In the second quarter of this year, Bitget Wallet plans to conduct the TGE and IEO for its official platform token, BWB. This will allow users to exchange their existing BWB Points for BWB tokens.

Earlier, Bitget Wallet launched the BWB Points airdrop campaign, distributing points to existing users and collaborating networks and projects. The non-custodial wallet also has a rewards system where users can earn BWB Points by completing tasks such as holding assets, trading, and referring new users. The airdrop campaign is scheduled to conclude on April 28.

About Bitget Wallet

Bitget Wallet is the largest and leading global Web3 wallet in Asia, with over 19 million users worldwide. It offers a comprehensive range of features, including asset management, intelligent market data, swap trading, launchpad, inscribing, and DApp browsing. The wallet supports over 100 major blockchains, hundreds of EVM-compatible chains, and more than 250,000 cryptocurrencies. Bitget Wallet aggregates liquidity across hundreds of top DEXs and cross-chain bridges, facilitating seamless trading on over 40 blockchains.

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