Bio Protocol launches BioXP upgrade, Ignition sale now open
Foresight News reported that Bio Protocol has announced the latest upgrade of BioXP is now live, and Ignition sales are now open to users holding USDC. Users can immediately mint BioXP by consuming BIO, and BioXP will determine share allocation in the event of oversubscription. All Ignition sales will conclude as follows: a full refund if the target is not met; if the target is reached, allocation will be based on USDC contributions; in the case of oversubscription, contributors pairing BioXP with USDC will receive priority allocation. The remaining USDC will be distributed proportionally or refunded. If only USDC is subscribed, the system will count it as a subscription for 1 BioXP.
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