ALITA announces the end of its ecological MEME project ALME presale, and will airdrop 10,000 rewards to the working group for free
News on March 26, ALITA announced on the X platform that the presale of its first Meme project in its ecosystem, ALME, has ended. The total funds raised exceeded $1.812 million USD, including 3054.2 BNB coins. The maximum limit for this round was set at 3000 BNB with 100% added liquidity and LP destruction; any excess transfers have been returned via the original route. At the same time, ALME will strictly distribute airdropped tokens - that is, 10% of ALME totaling to ten thousand rewards. Influencers or celebrity bloggers who join the working group and complete specific tasks will receive airdrop incentives after one week.
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