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Plasma: XPL Public Sale Begins on July 17, Deposits and Withdrawals Locked from July 14

Plasma: XPL Public Sale Begins on July 17, Deposits and Withdrawals Locked from July 14

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/07/10 15:27
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According to ChainCatcher, the stablecoin project Plasma announced on social media that the public sale of XPL will officially begin on July 17, and deposits and withdrawals will be locked starting July 14 (72 hours before the sale). This will be the last opportunity for users to withdraw funds, and insurance pool deposits cannot be used for this sale quota. After the sale ends, all deposits will remain locked for at least 40 days.

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