Piggycell officially launches TGE and is about to be listed on major global CEXs
According to ChainCatcher, as a highly anticipated RWA project, Piggycell's token $PIGGY is issued on the BNB Chain, with a total supply of 100 millions. The project leverages real charging data and physical infrastructure to build a transparent and verifiable on-chain economic system. Currently, Piggycell has over 14,000 sites, more than 100,000 devices, and over 4 million paying users in South Korea, making it the country's largest shared charging network.
With robust cash flow and real-world business support, Piggycell is regarded as one of the most promising RWA projects. This TGE is not only a milestone in issuance, but also marks the global implementation of real-world assets on-chain, allowing users to directly participate in connecting real-world assets on-chain through CEX.
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