PoolTogether raises 471 ETH with NFTs to fund legal defense

PoolTogether raises 471 ETH with NFTs to fund legal defense

The platform has already raised more than half of its target and still has another 21 days to go before the NFT funding campaign ends. So called “no-loss lottery” DeFi platform PoolTogether has raised 470.90 Ether (ETH) via NFT sales to fund its legal defense against a putative class action lawsuit.That means PoolTogether is more than halfway to its goal to raise at least 769 ETH worth roughly $1.5 million to fight what it calls a lawsuit that has “no merit”. The platform has another 21 days to go before the NFT funding campaign ends. It noted on its NFT minting page that:“PoolTogether....


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