Pre-market trading for the new project Sentio (ST) has begun on BitMart
Svmuu News: According to official announcements, Sentio (ST), the latest project in BitMart’s pre-listing trading program, has gone live. The minting phase began today at 15:00 (UTC+8), and the pre-listing trading phase will officially commence on March 4 at 15:00 (UTC+8). Users can mint tokens by staking USDT and freely trade them in the pre-listing spot market, enabling price discovery and early positioning before the project’s official launch. As one of BitMart’s innovative mechanisms, Pre-Market Trading, together with the BMD Discovery Zone, DEX module, and LaunchPrime, forms a comprehensive full-chain service covering “discovery—circulation—incubation,” empowering users to participate in high-quality projects at an earlier stage.
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