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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Incentivised Posting / Shill => Topic started by: iamcryptic on February 21, 2024, 02:58:51 PM
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Some Crypto projects struggle to keep enough trading action going. As more cryptos launch, this gets harder. VMint may have the fix!
The VMint crew says their fresh ideas will boost cryptos' market presence. Their goal? To give projects automated liquidity and community-powered growth.
But can they actually achieve this goal? VMint plans to tackle liquidity challenges via these ways:
1) Affordable bot service for any size project to increase trading.
2) Bot simulates real trading across coin pairs to increase volume and avoid delistings.
3) Decentralized, unpredictable trading makes it tougher to detect manipulation.
The VMint token lies at the center of everything. You can use it to pay for the bot, participate in governance, access special bot settings, and earn staking rewards. After debuting on other top CEX, like KuCoin, Bybit, they expanded their reach with Bitget partnership giving more exposure to the token..
Here's something to ponder on. Could VMint provide the long-awaited solution? With innovative tech(AI) and community backing, they might just pull it off. What do you think?
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I just found out that there is a project that can provide liquidity to new projects on the market, can they provide that liquidity to new projects on the market?
but I have encountered many things on the market, most of the new projects on the market do not have liquidity and I don't know what the cause is. Whether there are fewer people interested in these coins, I don't know about all that. Maybe someone knows what the problem is causing the coins to not have liquid
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I just found out that there is a project that can provide liquidity to new projects on the market, can they provide that liquidity to new projects on the market?
but I have encountered many things on the market, most of the new projects on the market do not have liquidity and I don't know what the cause is. Whether there are fewer people interested in these coins, I don't know about all that. Maybe someone knows what the problem is causing the coins to not have liquid
Maybe community support and lack of exposures, I think that's what Vmint is about. And I'm glad the token is getting recognition it deserves via the listing I mentioned in my post