Binance Announces DOGS (DOGS) on Binance Launchpool

After being announced for listing on nearly all exchanges, Binance has finally listed DOGS (DOGS) in the form of a Launchpool.

Binance Announces Dogs (dogs) On Binance Launchpool

Binance has announced its 57th project on Binance Launchpool – Dogs (DOGS), a Ton meme coin created within the Telegram community.

Users will be able to stake their BNB and FDUSD into separate pools to farm DOGS tokens for three days, with farming starting from 2024-08-23 00:00 (UTC).

Binance will list DOGS on 2024-08-26 at 12:00 (UTC) and open trading with DOGS/USDT, DOGS/BNB, DOGS/FDUSD, and DOGS/TRY trading pairs. The Seed Tag will be applied to DOGS.

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DOGS Launchpool Details

  • Token Name: Dogs (DOGS)
  • Total and Max Token Supply: 550,000,000,000 DOGS
  • Launchpool Token Rewards: 22,000,000,000 DOGS (4% of total token supply)
  • Initial Circulating Supply When Listed on Binance: 516,750,000,000 DOGS (~93.95% of total token supply)
  • Smart Contract Details: Ton
  • Staking Terms: KYC required
  • Hourly Hard Cap per User:
    • 25,972,222.22 DOGS in BNB pool
    • 4,583,333.33 DOGS in FDUSD pool

Supported Pools

  • Stake BNB (webpage will be available in around 24 hours): 18,700,000,000 DOGS in rewards (85%)
  • Stake FDUSD (webpage will be available in around 24 hours): 3,300,000,000 DOGS in rewards (15%)
  • Farming Period: 2024-08-23 00:00 (UTC) to 2024-08-25 23:59 (UTC).

Related: Instructions to Claim DOGS on Telegram to OKX/Bybit

About DOGS

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DOGS

DOGS is a unique meme coin project, integrated as a mini-app on Telegram, allowing users to earn free DOGS tokens with just a few simple steps. The design of DOGS is inspired by Spotty, a dog drawn by Pavel Durov – CEO of Telegram – during a charity auction for an orphanage in Russia in 2011.

Many believe that DOGS was developed by the team behind the NOT (notcoin) project – a pioneer of the “Tap-to-Earn” trend on Telegram. DOGS quickly attracted over 50 million users to participate in its airdrop event, and in just over a month since its launch, the project has made a significant impact.

Finally, Binance – the “ultimate boss” of exchanges – has officially supported DOGS through Launchpool, further boosting the project’s development.

Once again, AZC.News congratulates those who trusted and followed the DOGS Airdrop from the very beginning through our website. Stay tuned to AZC.News, especially the Airdrop channel, for similar opportunities!

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