September 6 Market Update: Ton Game Catizen Begins Pre-market Trading
I. Market Trends:
1. BTC is falling, and altcoins are generally declining.
2. U.S stocks fluctuate downwards due to lower-than-expected employment data.
II. Market Hotspots:
1. Small coins BSW and DOGS are rising. BSW is a new contract opened by Bn, and DOGS is a newly opened coin-based contract.
2. The game BIGTIME is on the rise and has been listed in South Korea.
3. Depin's HEIUM is rising, which has recently ventured into distributed solar energy production. Currently, Depin operates businesses including wifi, mobile communication, solar energy - all of which are Ponzi split plates with strong ground promotion capabilities in the United States. The off-market value of Depin's GRASS stands at 300 million USD.
4.Ton game Catizen begins pre-market trading.Catizen is a domestically produced cat-raising game similar to Connect & Pop; its off-market value stands at 400 million USD.
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