Today, important developments will come to the fore for many altcoin projects. In this article, we will list some of the events that will happen. Here are the details.
This is critical for altcoin projects today
- Mobix (MOBX) attends the IAA Mobility conference tomorrow.
- Alchemix is holding its Crosschain airdrop tomorrow.
- MEXC lists Bad Idea AI (BAD) with USDT pair at 15:00 ET.
- Bybit lists Connext (NEXT) with USDT pair at 16:00 ET.
- Bitrue lists Connext (NEXT) at 16:00 ET.
- Altcoin Lybra (LBR) will stop V1 mining between September 5-7.
- Boba Network (BOBA) will launch a new version of Bobascan.
- Echelon Prime (PRIME) carries out its Echelon.io overhaul tomorrow.
- GTR Asia 2023 event starts tomorrow and will end on September 6.
- AAVE and CFG are holding a question and answer event about Aave RWA tomorrow.
- DIA is holding a Q&A with the community tomorrow.
- Persistence (XPRT) is rolling out the V8 Pacaya Chain update today.
- Dforce ends DIP052 voting tomorrow.
- StealthEX and ERGO will hold the question and answer event tomorrow.
- PlatON Network (LAT) will hold a question and answer event via Twitter Spaces.
- DOGGO is holding a question and answer event with Gate.io.
- World Mobile Token (WMT) is holding its ENO monthly call today.
- VEGA is fulfilling its community call today.
- ScamFari (SCM) is listed on WhiteBIT.
- Klaytn (KLAY) is attending the Square Lounge 2023 event.
- ISS World Asia 2023 event continues today.
- Altcoin Flare (FLR) continues its FIP05 voting.
- MAV continues voting on CAR #072.
- Web3 digital music project Hibiki Run made an announcement today. According to the announcement, it will open IEO/IDO on multiple platforms on September 18.
- cryptokoin.comAs we reported, Hana Bank (KEB Hana Bank), a wholly owned subsidiary of Hana Financial Group, the second largest financial group in South Korea, has collaborated with BitGo Trust Company, a crypto asset custody provider.
- Osmosis founder Josh Lee announced on social media on September 5 that KRAFTON, developer of the classic tactical competitive game “PUBG Mobile,” will launch a Cosmos-based Settlus chain aimed at providing creators with a transparent settlement system, with the testnet launching in early 2024. ,
- Ouyi OKX NFT market now fully supports L2 network Base and Linea, and Base network collected orders within seconds on the OpenSea platform.
- Binance has completed the exchange of Travala.com (AVA) on the Ethereum (ERC20) network and its rebranding to AVA (AVA).
- Ethereum Layer2 network Linea announced on September 5 that it is launching an entertainment festival aimed at exploring Web3 social and gaming.
- According to the Snapshot page, on September 5, the Aave community launched the ARFC proposal to “purchase over 440,000 AURAs with DAO funds.”
- Caldera announced the launch of the first batch of Arbitrum Orbit chains on September 5
- According to Dune data, the total transaction volume of Blur’s NFT lending platform Blend reached $2.02 billion, with a total of 182,647 loans.
- Cronos Labs has started looking for eight startups to join the third batch of its $100 million accelerator program aimed at supporting altcoin and Bitcoin projects.
- Japanese electronics giant Casio is teaming up with Polygon Labs to launch a virtual G-SHOCK watch on the Polygon blockchain.
- NFT perpetual contract trading platform nftperp announced the launch of v2 paper trading on September 5.
- The Lido on Solana project team submitted a proposal to the Lido DAO community on September 5, asking for financial support to continue development efforts on Solana.
- Singaporean financial institution DCS Card Center (DCS) has announced the official launch of its payment token DUS, first distributed and issued on the PlatON privacy AI computing network.
- The Nethermind team announced on its official blog on September 5 the launch of the Starknet Remix plugin, which aims to simplify the process for developers to get into Starknet.
- LlamaNodes, the RPC infrastructure launched by DefiLlama, announced that its RPC service now supports BNB Chain (BSC).
