Altcoin Buzz is keeping a close eye on TrustSwap. In late November, the company’s Launchpad went live, offering fundraising opportunities, mass exposure, and marketing at low costs.
Now the company has more perks in store. According to the company’s official Twitter account, “Every single Launchpad project has remained above its Launchpad price.” The company is talking about five successive wins.
If you are willing to enter the game and start using launchpads, you have to buy SWAP and begin staking it. The coin is currently trading at $0.585598 (press-time). Keep in mind that the staking pool was 70% full at the initial announcement. To that end, the company’s representative underscores that once the pool is full, it’s full. As of the 16th, TrustSwap announced it had $20 million in its staking portal
The staking process also allows you to reap benefits. “One coming up is worth $100-$750, depending on your stake,” the initial tweet reads.
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It is also worth noting that the Yield App, which claims to bridge traditional and decentralized finance by providing high-return investment funds that don’t rely on unstable national currencies or pure speculation, came to the TrustSwap Launchpad on the 7th of December. On December 14th, Yield went live. According to a tweet by TrustSwap, this app guarantees an annual yield of 12% and has a banking, security, and asset management license.
“They save on Ethereum fees by batching transactions together so you can invest as little as $100,” noted Josh Cross, the founder of the DeFi NOW YouTube channel and enthusiastic researcher of decentralized finance. He adds that the fact Yield is custodial makes it possible to invest such low sums. In addition, everything they invest in must have rigorous audits of the smart contracts.
To participate you need to buy Yield (YLD) tokens, which will be released a third at a time on December 14th, January 14th, and February 14th. The token is currently trading at $15.50.
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