ChainCatcher news, the Web3 community project INVITE in collaboration with Bitget exchange announces that trading of $INVITE will begin on August 2 at 08:00 UTC (16:00 Beijing time).INVITE is a social growth tool in the Telegram ecosystem, with a community of 9 million blockchain holders, using UXLINK as its social infrastructure. INVITE is the first tool project in the TG/TON ecosystem to be listed on a centralized exchange, issuing $INVITE on the TON blockchain through a fair sale.

ChainCatcher news, Moonchain announced that its token $MXC has been re-integrated into the Bitget exchange. Users can now trade $MXC tokens spot on the Bitget exchange. Moonchain, formerly known as MXC Foundation, has completed its brand and product upgrade and officially launched its mainnet, rebranding to Moonchain. Moonchain has integrated multiple projects within its ecosystem and currently provides DePIN technology support for 9 smart hardware devices.It is reported that the Moonchain team, established in 2017 and headquartered in Berlin, Germany, is committed to building the world's largest DePIN and L3 native chain. Moonchain has the most comprehensive DePIN ecosystem and high-quality partners and investment background, and its ecosystem is rapidly expanding. $MXC is the only token consumed for all transactions on the Moonchain network.

ChainCatcher news, according to the announcement from Bitget exchange, the Depin track inscription project DEPD will be launched on Bitget exchange at 20:00 Beijing time on March 6, opening the DEPD/USDT trading pair, and DEPD deposits are currently supported.

ChainCatcher news, Dragonfly has strategically invested $10 million in Bitget. This investment will support Bitget's global expansion and product line extension, as well as promote more public education initiatives related to crypto assets.According to ChainCatcher's previous report, in late March, Bitget announced an additional investment of $30 million at a valuation of $300 million to acquire a controlling stake in the crypto wallet BitKeep, which was later renamed Bitget Wallet. (Source link)