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BNX Token: BinaryX Project Evolution and Rebranding to FORM
BNX was formerly the native token of the BinaryX project, which began as a decentralized derivatives protocol on Binance Smart Chain before evolving into a GameFi and IGO platform. The BNX token was used for governance and in-game rewards within its ecosystem. However, BinaryX rebranded as Four (FORM) on March 21, 2025, and migrated to a new contract address. Trading activity for the original BNX token has since significantly declined, with extremely low market liquidity.
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BNX Token: BinaryX Project Evolution and Rebranding to FORM
BNX was formerly the native token of the BinaryX project, which began as a decentralized derivatives protocol on Binance Smart Chain before evolving into a GameFi and IGO platform. The BNX token was used for governance and in-game rewards within its ecosystem. However, BinaryX rebranded as Four (FORM) on March 21, 2025, and migrated to a new contract address. Trading activity for the original BNX token has since significantly declined, with extremely low market liquidity.
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