BingX Launches Innovative Blue Chip NFT Investing Through Crowdfunding

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Source: Media Outreach

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 2 May 2022 – BingX, the world’s leading social trading platform, is excited to launch its inaugural NFT crowdfunding project. This project enables our users to participate and own a fragment of blue-chip NFT through the power of the community.

The NFT crowdfunding project which supports USDT/ETH pairings will be launched on the 29th of April, 2022, lasting for 14 days. During which, the NFT will be divided into multiple shards and users can choose to subscribe for a certain number of shards.Investors can enjoy the subsequent benefits of the NFT, such as asset appreciation or airdrops. They can also choose to sell the fragments of the NFTs to others should the crowdfunding be successful (that is, the target NFT is successfully purchased).”Summer is fast approaching so we wanted to give our users something fun to kick off the season with. High-quality or well-known NFTs are often very expensive, so it is difficult for ordinary investors to invest alone. This is one of the key reasons why we are providing users with a lowered barrier to entry through crowdfunding. By allowing users to divide an NFT into multiple fragments, they can raise funds to buy it together. In turn, this will help bring the crypto community much closer.” – Global Communications Director at BingX, Elvisco Carrington.Launching this innovative product in the CEX platform will bring better liquidity to the overall NFT market, while lowering the barriers to entry for BingX users. BingX is committed to developing and building an open, inclusive, high-worth cryptocurrency investment market to serve investors around the world.The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. – Published and distributed with permission of Media-Outreach.com.

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