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[New Listing] BIT Lists AIPY
[New Listing] BIT Lists AIPY
Updated over a week ago

Dear BIT users,

BIT lists AIPY to the spot market and launches the AIPY/USDT spot trading pair. Deposit and withdrawal are available now.

  • Deposit available time: Feb 8, 2024 03:00 UTC

  • Withdrawal available time: Feb 8, 2024 03:00 UTC

  • Spot trading pair launch time: Feb 8, 2024 10:00 UTC

BIT will disclose on-chain holdings to create a fair and transparent market.


What is AIPY?

AIPY, short for AI Pay, is a cryptocurrency used in the AI sector. It is created on the BTC blockchain using the BRC-20 protocol. AIPY was initiated and deployed by leaders in the web3 and AI industries, as well as founders and enthusiasts of AI-related projects. It serves as a bridge connecting innovative technologies in Web3 and AI with global users, offering decentralized, transparent, and efficient payment solutions for Web3 and AI industry applications.

Utilizing BRC20 blockchain technology ensures the security and immutability of transactions, while also reducing transaction fees and increasing transaction speeds within the Bitcoin Layer2 application.

AIPY has a wide range of applications, including early projects like Aimagicphoto and TokShow, and supports the purchase and trading of numerous AI ecosystem projects. It provides a simple and efficient payment function aimed at promoting the healthy development of the Web3 and AI industries. AIPY aims to become the core currency in this field, creating more value for users and developers.

Risk warning
Trading in cryptocurrencies comes with high risk due to price volatility. Please make sure you understand all the related risks of cryptocurrency trading, be prudent in your decisions, and trade cautiously. BIT will not be responsible for your trading losses.

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BIT Team
Feb 08, 2024

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