ICE OPEN NETWORK ($ICE) Listing

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Ice Open Network $ICE will be listed on BigONE exchange with ICE/USDT pair on September 27th 2024, at 10:00 UTC.

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Ice Open Network (ION) is a highly scalable Layer 1 blockchain noted for its great processing capacity, making it one of the industry's quickest, capable of handling millions of transactions per second. Their objective is to design a decentralized future by moving billions of people from the old web2 space to the limitless possibilities of web3. Prioritizing privacy and data sovereignty, they are committed to developing a secure, censorship-resistant environment that empowers people and protects their autonomy in an ever-changing digital world. Read detailed blog for more information about Ice Open Network (ION). To learn more about the listing of the Ice Open Network ($ICE) on the CoinW crypto exchange, click here: $ICE Listing.

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