COOK ($COOK) Listing

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COOK ($COOK) token will be listed on Bitrue exchange with COOK/USDT pair on 29th october 2024, At 10:00 AM (UTC).

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COOK is the governance token of the mETH Protocol, a decentralized and permissionless liquid staking platform designed to enhance the Ethereum ecosystem. As a non-custodial solution, mETH allows users to stake their ETH while retaining full control over their assets, making it a secure choice for investors. COOK empowers stakeholders by giving them a crucial role in shaping the strategic direction and operational decisions of the mETH Protocol. By holding COOK tokens, users can participate in governance proposals, voting, and initiatives that influence the protocol’s future developments. Deployed on Ethereum Layer 1 and governed by the Mantle framework, mETH Protocol aims to provide a seamless and efficient staking experience, promoting decentralization and enhancing the utility of staked assets. Join the mETH community today, and take part in the next generation of liquid staking, where your voice and assets matter in the ever-evolving DeFi landscape.

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