Gnuxaris everyone! We are currently under review for Featured App status. In parallel, we are finalizing our incentives system that will reward real and sustainable user activity on the bridge and wallet. A big thank you to @Cashen_cc for their solution that allowed us to lock the 5M $CC in an efficient and fast way. This lets us continue making improvements to our product. The next few weeks are going to be important, stay close.
PublishedMon, June 22, 2026
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