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Bithumb Prepares to List Virtual Token!

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Bithumb, one of South Korea’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges, has announced that it will add a new digital asset, Virtual Protocol (VIRTUAL), to its platform.

Starting today, users will be able to trade VIRTUAL tokens with South Korean won (KRW). This development offers a significant opportunity for those interested in AI-driven projects, particularly in the gaming and entertainment sectors.

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What is Virtual Protocol?

It stands out as a platform aiming to provide a co-ownership model for AI agents. Through this platform, users can create their own AI agents and share the revenues generated from their activities. Currently, projects like LUNAG.A.M.E, and aixbt operate using the Virtual Protocol infrastructure.


Bithumb announced that VIRTUAL token trading will begin today. The listing price has been set at 1.486 won, and the BASE network will be used for transfers. Users are reminded to ensure network compatibility during transactions, as correcting errors in transfers may take time. It is strongly advised to input address and network details accurately.

As a security measure, purchases will be restricted for the first five minutes after the listing goes live. Additionally, sell orders will only be accepted within a range of -10% to +100% of the listing price. Automated orders will only be enabled after the completion of the initial trade.

Bithumb also announced an airdrop event to accompany the listing. Users who trade VIRTUAL tokens over the next three days will have the chance to earn free tokens. Details and rules for the event will be published on the exchange’s platform.


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