PIGGYPIGGY ($PGC)

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Website https://www.gate.io/Gate.io
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PiggyPiggy ($PGC) token will be listed on Gate.io Exchange with  PGC/USDT pair on 12th November 2024, At 12:00 (UTC).

About Project

PiggyPiggy is a creative workplace simulation and social game on Telegram and the TON blockchain, powered by the native token $PGC, fully unlocked at the Token Generation Event (TGE). Blending engaging gameplay with blockchain innovation, PiggyPiggy immerses players in a lively, interactive environment where they can boost their experience by purchasing magical cards. These cards allow for unique actions, such as robbing tokens from other players, mirroring their token balances, or taking revenge, adding an extra layer of strategy to the game. PiggyPiggy’s seamless integration with Telegram and TON fosters a community-driven experience, where playful competition and social interaction thrive. With its emphasis on fun and reward, PiggyPiggy is transforming blockchain gaming by combining it with a widely-used social platform, providing an exciting new way for players to connect, compete, and earn in a game built for today’s digital age. To learn more about the listing of the PiggyPiggy $PGC on the MEXC crypto exchange, click here: PiggyPiggy Listing.

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