Blast mainnet launches as focus shifts to Pullix debut

With the debut of Blast, an Ethereum layer-2 network offering native yield for ETH and stablecoins, attention now turns to the highly anticipated market entry of Pullix.

Blast, an EVM-compatible optimistic rollups scaling protocol, provides up to 5% in APY to holders of ETH and stablecoins who stake assets on the network.

The Ethereum L2 mainnet of the project was activated on February 29, unlocking nearly $2.3 billion in assets that users had locked up since its introduction in November 2023. Following the mainnet launch, early access users gain the opportunity to bridge and utilize decentralized applications (dApps) native to Blast.

As Blast’s L2 mainnet gains traction, investors eyeing potential airdrop opportunities are poised to expand their farming efforts. Blast reportedly plans to introduce a native token, expected to debut in May.

Regarding airdrops, Blast intends to allocate 50% to users with Blast points, while the remaining half will be distributed to dApps (Blast gold).

Meanwhile, Pullix, a new hybrid trading and investment exchange, progresses towards the official launch of its platform. Preceding this launch, the native governance and utility token PLX will commence trading on exchanges starting March 4.

Just two days before PLX’s Uniswap listing, the presale page reveals that less than 40% of the bonus round tokens remain. This offers investors a final chance to acquire PLX at a discounted price of $0.14.

On March 4, 2024, PLX will debut on its initial decentralized exchange with Uniswap. Subsequently, on March 7, the hybrid exchange token will launch on BitMart, marking the first centralized exchange (CEX) to support PLX trading.

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