Prepared for Liftoff – QuickSwap Launches Limit Orders; Attracts New Users

Prepared for Liftoff – QuickSwap Launches Limit Orders; Attracts New Users

Do you hear the dragon roar? QuickSwap – Polygon’s biggest DEX – is a DeFi beast in the making. In the last month, QuickSwap has announced several big exchange listings for its native utility token $QUICK (with Binance and Coinbase Pro among them), launched a community governance vote, and completed a successful IDO with the […]


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