JPEG Protocol pPEG officially announces that its DApp will soon launch NFT trading features.
According to Odaily, the official team behind the first JPEG protocol, pPEG, has announced that the DApp has officially launched its Swap trading portal. Built on BSC and leveraging the Uniswap v4 mechanism, pPEG integrates integer transactions, on-chain hashing, and image generation logic. When users execute eligible pPEG transactions, the system can generate unique panda images based on on-chain parameters such as transaction data, wallet address, and block information.
pPEG connects DeFi trading, Token liquidity, NFT collectible features, and on-chain generative art, allowing every on-chain interaction by users to have visualized display value.
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