Decentralized contract trading platform SunX launches MONAD and ZEN contract trading
ChainCatcher news, the decentralized contract trading platform SunX has recently added MONAD and ZEN USDT-margined contract trading, supporting up to 20x leverage. It is reported that the platform's first phase of trading mining activities is currently underway. Before 20:00 on December 6 (UTC+8), users who participate in BTC/USDT, ETH/USDT, and SUN/USDT perpetual contract trading can receive additional $SUN token rewards on top of a full rebate of all trading fees. All trading mining fees will be fully used to buy back $SUN and will be centrally burned on a quarterly basis to promote the continuous deflation of $SUN and support the long-term value of the token.
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