Catizen First Launchpool Surpasses 20 Million CATI Tokens Participated in Pledge Within 48 Hours, APY Exceeds 830%
On October 30, Catizen's first launchpool project Zircuit (ZRC) has exceeded 20 million participating pledged CATI tokens in 48 hours, with a current APY of over 830%.
It is reported that CATIZEN has launched its first Launchpool campaign in conjunction with Zircuit, an AI-driven, EVM-compatible ZK L2 blockchain with Binance Labs investment. From October 28th to November 4th, players can participate in the 7-day pledge campaign by placing CATI tokens and cat game assets of level 300 or higher into the ZRC Reward Pool in the CATIZEN BOT. the CATI token pool accounts for 85% of the total rewards, with the remaining 15% allocated to the cat asset pledgers. the pool of CATI tokens will be used for the first time in the ZRC Reward pool. Rewards are paid out hourly, with a total of $1.5 million worth of ZRC tokens available for reward during the campaign.
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