Bitget to list Ordiswap (ORDS) in the Innovation Zone, DeFi Zone and BTC Ecosystem Zone
We are thrilled to announce that Ordiswap (ORDS) will be listed in the Innovation Zone, DeFi Zone and BTC Ecosystem Zone. Spot Grid Trading will go live within 24 hours after the listing. Check out the details below:
Innovation Zone:
Bitget Innovation Zone is mainly for trending tokens (initial) listing. A 60-day valuation period will be given for all the newly listed pairs in the zone. Trading pairs will be delisted if the trading pairs do not meet the criteria (e.g. Market Depth).
Deposit available: Now
Trading available: January 5, 11:00 (UTC)
Withdrawal available: January 6, 11:00 (UTC)
Spot Trading Link: ORDS/USDT
Spot Grid Trading Link: ORDS/USDT
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Introduction
Ordiswap is a cutting-edge protocol on Bitcoin's network, enhancing liquidity using the BRC-20 standard and Ordinals
Contract Address (ERC-20): 0x8AB2ff0116A279a99950C66A12298962D152B83c
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