Catizen co-founder Ricky Wong: Plans to repurchase over 10 million CATI tokens annually

2024-11-11 18:20:15

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ChainCatcher live report, at the "DeInsight 2024" annual summit held during Devcon in Bangkok, Catizen co-founder Ricky Wong shared a keynote speech on "Catizen Leading the Era of Web3 Shared Economy."

Ricky Wong announced the CATI token buyback plan, aiming to repurchase over 10 million CATI tokens annually. The number of Catizen Mini App users has exceeded 43 million, and users can earn a 10% commission by inviting friends to recharge. Currently, the total rebates from the application center have reached $300,000, with daily rebates exceeding $5,000, forming a positive community economic cycle. The platform aims to promote the growth of CATI token holders and the ecosystem, incentivizing users to participate in the shared economy.

Ricky Wong stated that the TON platform will play an important role in the Web3 gaming sector, becoming the preferred application for users when unlocking their phones, thanks to its centralized gaming community, expanding user base, and unified traffic entry, thus supporting the future development of Web3 games.

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