Tel-Aviv, Israel, October 29th, 2024, Chainwire

Payments blockchain Fuse has announced that its native token is to be listed on Bitget. The addition of FUSE to Bitget’s tier-1 exchange will enhance access to the asset and increase liquidity, making it easier for crypto users to begin exploring the Fuse ecosystem.

The FUSE token will be listed by Bitget in the first week of November. The event will be followed by inclusion in PoolX, Bitget’s stake-to-mine platform that allows users to stake assets such as FUSE and earn token rewards.

The listing of FUSE on Bitget will provide users with new ways to earn rewards through PoolX. This will expand the utility of FUSE while shining a spotlight on its role in powering transactions on Fuse Network. The listing will also make it easier for prospective Fuse partners and dapp users to acquire FUSE on one of the world’s most liquid and secure crypto exchanges.

Fuse CEO Mark Smargon said: “Given Bitget’s selective policy concerning the tokens it lists, we’re pleased that Fuse has reached a phase in its life cycle at which it meets this criteria. We are confident the momentum from Bitget’s listing will take the FUSE token to the next level while providing greater opportunities for rewards and earning among our growing community. The Bitget listing comes at a time when we’re gearing for major upgrades and changes that will deliver a stronger Fuse ecosystem for web3 payments.”

Bitget ranks among the top five cryptocurrency exchanges globally, with a daily trading volume of over $10 billion. It serves more than 45 million users across 100 countries, making it a significant platform for crypto investors to discover and trade new tokens such as FUSE.

Bitget’s decision to list FUSE follows a major update to Fuse Network’s roadmap through a series of initiatives designed to accelerate adoption. These improvements will enhance scalability as part of its transition to modular architecture based on Polygon’s zkEVM technology. Known as Fuse Ember, the upgrade includes a public sale that will see 50,000 node licenses made available.

About Fuse

Fuse is a layer 2 blockchain that offers fast, cheap and borderless payments with stablecoins and DeFi building blocks. It enables businesses to build, integrate and use blockchain technology to enhance mobile, e-commerce, loyalty and branded stablecoins.

Learn more: https://www.fuse.io

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Bella Goldsteyn
bella@marketacross.com

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