River Public Offering Sold Out: Total Subscription Reaches 2,908 BNB, River Pts Surge 40% in a Short Time
According to ChainCatcher, the River Pts public auction launched by River on the evening of October 29 was sold out in just 2.5 hours, far ahead of the originally scheduled 48-hour auction period. The total quota of 50 million River Pts attracted subscriptions totaling 2,908 BNB (approximately $3.2 million), with the final transaction price at 0.0000447 BNB per token (about $0.048). All participants will settle at the lowest auction price, and any excess will be automatically refunded.
At the end of the auction, the price of River Pts on DEX surged by 40% (from $0.034 to $0.048), with short-term trading volume exceeding $2.2 million. Meanwhile, the price of the RIVER token also climbed to $8.3, with market enthusiasm continuing to heat up.
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