BitFi has released the Tokenomics and officially launched the BFI Public Sale through Sonar
BlockBeats News, June 12th, According to official sources, on June 11th, the BitFi BFI Public Sale was officially launched through Sonar. Qualified users who have completed registration, eligibility verification, and KYC can now participate in this public sale through Sonar.
BFI is the native token of the BitFi ecosystem, with a total fixed supply of 1 billion tokens, 1.00% of which is allocated for this public sale. The sale price is 0.05 USDC, with a corresponding FDV of 50 million USDC and a target fundraising size of 500,000 USDC. This sale adopts a "fixed price + pro-rata allocation" mechanism and supports participation with USDC on the Ethereum network.
Public information shows that BFI was initially issued on the Ethereum mainnet and is designed with a cross-chain standard to support circulation in multi-chain ecosystems such as Base and BNB Chain in the future. BitFi will allocate 47.00% of the tokens to the community and ecosystem, including TGE airdrops, public sales, and long-term ecosystem incentives.
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