BounceBit plans to launch the testnets BounceClub and BounceBit App Store
Deep Tide TechFlow news, the Bitcoin staking chain BounceBit's plan to securely and successfully launch on the mainnet in X testnets BounceClub and BounceBit app store.
The main features of BounceBits testnet are BounceClub and four initial available applications: Bitswap, Bitleverage, Bitstable, Bitstake.
The first 6000 members of BounceClub will receive a BounceClub on the mainnet. The higher the activity level, the more BIT will be generated. At the launch of the mainnet, BounceClub will be pre-minted with a total supply of 7000 at genesis. The first 1000 BounceClubs will be reserved for the foundation by BounceBit as an incentive directly distributed to ecosystem partners. The remaining 6000 will be distributed to the community in accordance with the above method.
In addition, submissions from GitHub are now being accepted by the BounceBit app store. Developers or projects can list smart contracts directly on the BounceBit App Store.
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