Meme issuance platform PFund has announced its launch on the BNB Chain
BlockBeats News, May 8th - PFund, a Meme issuance platform based on the BNB Chain, announced the completion of its internal testing and officially launched its public beta. According to official information, PFund has launched a principal protection mechanism through the reconstruction of the underlying protocol: user funds will be intelligently split into an AMM liquidity pool and a reserve fund pool. While retaining the high elasticity income space of the Meme coin, the funds will be provided with a secure cushion through a mathematical algorithm, aiming to address the long-standing "Rug Pull" risk of Meme coins.
In addition, PFund has deeply integrated features such as interest-free non-liquidating borrowing, progressive tax system, and a point splitting engine. The platform focuses on reducing risk to pursue high elasticity income, achieving dividends through automatic compounding.
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