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Data: DeSci Project VITA rises past $7 to new all-time high, up 36.7% in 24 hours

Data: DeSci Project VITA rises past $7 to new all-time high, up 36.7% in 24 hours

Bitget2025/01/03 18:12

The DeSci project VITA has risen past $7 to a new all-time high, with market capitalization now at $63 million, up 36.7% in 24 hours, according to data.

VitaDAO is reportedly a community-driven, decentralized, autonomous organization focused on funding early-stage longevity research aimed at extending the human lifespan and preventing age-related diseases. Its potential lies in democratizing access to scientific innovations by leveraging collective resources and blockchain technology, thereby changing the traditional pharmaceutical model and increasing transparency in drug development.

Additionally, voting was earlier opened for VitaDAO's new proposal, “Airdrop 6.9 Million BIOs to VITA and VitaDAO IPT Holders”. The plan is to airdrop 6.9 million BIOs to the community from its total allocation of 21 million BIO tokens.

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