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Letsbonk Founder: Platform Website Updates Expected to Roll Out Gradually Next Week

Letsbonk Founder: Platform Website Updates Expected to Roll Out Gradually Next Week

星球日报星球日报2025/07/12 04:14
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Odaily Planet Daily reported that Letsbonk founder Tom posted on X, stating that the brand-new website is almost complete and ready to go live. Some users have already been invited to test it, and the feedback has been very positive. The official launch is getting closer, and issues such as searching for tokens using Chinese characters have also been fixed. In addition, he mentioned in the comments that updates are expected to be rolled out one by one next week.

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