The Ethereum blockchain has a new version of Bitcoin that is superior in at least three ways. There are no “hidden tokens” hidden by the founders, allowing for faster transactions, lower fees, and a reduction in total token supply. What has become a genius tokenomics, a transparent white paper, and a marketing frenzy has created an unprecedented trend. “Mollars Token” has become a highly recognized brand among crypto traders, with an increasing number of crypto exchanges confirmed to list new altcoins before the ICO event ends.
XT.com, a rapidly growing list, has become the third crypto exchange to confirm the listing of Bitcoin's new rival Mollars. Other exchanges announced in the past two weeks include Bitmart and LBank exchange.
In the Mollars subreddit community, investors are clearly excited about the growing list of crypto exchanges that plan to list the tokens they have invested in.
How many traders can access Mollars through these crypto exchanges?
Between the three exchanges, the tokens will be offered directly to 18 million to 20 million crypto traders. These numbers are loosely based on the statistics provided by the query “number of users of X exchange” on Google. Including social media and the entire ecosystem, the indirect reach from the three exchanges alone exceeds 50 million people.
These exchanges announce the upcoming listing of Mollars tokens for various reasons, including:
- huge demand — More than 2.85 million tokens have already been sold in the Mollars presale. Hundreds, if not thousands, of users will register on these exchanges to use $MOLLARS.
- trust — The founder and/or developer has already provided enough liquidity to prove that the token can be supported. User funds are safe and the exchange confirms this.
- belief — Just like investors, these crypto exchanges will likely see it as mutually beneficial for the tokens, their users, and the exchanges themselves. The trifecta of health for the decentralized finance community.
Centralized exchange XT.com is the latest exchange to confirm that it will list Mollars tokens after the ICO closes. However, don't be surprised if others have already confirmed the listing via Hex. [formerly twitter] Or your own blog that goes beyond this.
MexC and Uniswap
Cryptocurrency traders on reddit are hoping that Uniswap and major Latin American exchange MexC will also list Mollars tokens. Neither of these two exchanges confirmed the listing 48 hours before the end of the new coin offering.
Coinbase, Robinhood, and Crypto.com
The absolute top cryptocurrency exchanges such as Coinbase, RobinHood, and Crypto.com will not list their tokens until they reach a certain market capitalization. If Mollers determines that demand is leading to a parabolic upward trend in value, perhaps exchanges will start to notice as well.
So far, crypto traders have purchased $1.34 million worth of Mollars tokens through the presale. Currently at a rate of 0.55 cents per token, over 2.8 million tokens will be sent to traders' wallets at the end of this initial coin offering.
The total token supply of Mollars is 10 million tokens. Only 40% or 4 million tokens will be sold in the pre-sale. Currently, more than 71% of the allocated supply has been sold, with only 29% available in the final 16 days of the ICO.
The cryptocurrency exchange is expected to list the $MOLLARS token at a price of 0.62 cents after reaching the hard cap.
Top Investor Purchases USD 23,000 in Mollars
So far, the project's top investor is an immigrant investor who purchased $MOLLARS tokens worth USD 23,000. Looking at investors’ wallets, we see that they are large Shiba Inu (SHIB) token holders who are moving their funds to other opportunities. This investor used a dollar-cost averaging strategy and raised a huge amount of money in 12 trades. This investment is likely to continue to grow between now and the end of his ICO.
