Quantum-Resistant Token, Crown Sovereign (CSOV) Will Be Listed on Bitcoin.com...
PRESS RELEASE. Crown Sterling’s Crown Sovereign token (CSOV), the world’s first quantum-resistant digital asset, will be listed on Bitcoin.com Exchange in late September. This represents a milestone for both parties, one where Crown Sterling’s (CSOV) token will be listed on one of the world’s leading exchanges, while the Bitcoin.com Exchange team will be the first CEX in the space to list the token. CSOV will trade with BTC and USDT pairs. What is Crown Sterling in a nutshell? Crown Sterling is unlike many other software companies in the space, it delivers....
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