Bitget Launchpool project Dopamine (DOPE) opened for 1 hour with over 19.7 million BGB and 14.8 million USDT invested
TechFlow news, Bitget’s current Launchpool project Dopamine (DOPE) is open for investment at 19:00 today. As of press time, more than 19.7 million BGB and 14.8 million USDT have been invested. This time, the BGB prize pool and USDT prize pool will be opened at the same time, with a total prize pool of 3,333,330 DOPE. The opening hours are from 19:00 on April 1st to 19:00 on April 11th (UTC+8).
In addition, the Ethena (ENA) Launchpool will be opened for investment at 16:00 tomorrow, and the maximum amount an individual can invest is 100,000 BGB.
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