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Binance lists the second BEP2 community listing project TomoChain (TOMO)

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Binance lists the second BEP2 community listing project TomoChain (TOMO)

Binance the largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume today announces the listing of second BEP2 community listing project – TomoChain (TOMO).

The announcement is done via a tweet from the official Twitter handle of Binance and via a blog post. According to the blog post, there were a total of 11 candidates for the second month of the BEP2 community listing program that meets the requirements.

The 11 candidates were BZNT-464, COS-2E4, DOS-120, LTO-BDF, MEETONE-031, PVT-554, RAVEN-F66, SPNDB-916, TOMOB-4BC, TOP-491, VRAB-B56.

In order to select the final winning candidates, Binance considers “factors considered included authenticity of trading volume on Binance DEX, tight bid/ask spread on each trading pair, depth of order book on Binance DEX, as well as various other factors.”

Binance Lists TomoChain (TOMO)

According to the official blog post, Binance will TomoChain (TOMO) and starts trading at 2019/08/24 1:00 PM (UTC). The trading for TOMO on Binance will start with TOMO/BNB, TOMO/BTC, TOMO/USDT and TOMO/USDC trading pairs.

About TomoChain (TOMO)

TomoChain is an innovative solution to the scalability problem with the Ethereum blockchain. The protocol token that governs and regulates TomoChain infrastructure is TOMO.

At the press time, TomoChain (TOMO) was trading at $0.544912 USD (12.04%) with a market capitalization of $35,079,262 USD (Data from CoinMarketCap). The 24h trading volume is $2,158,611 USD.

The total supply for TOMO is 100,000,000 TOMO while the circulating supply is 64,376,025 TOMO.


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Ashish is a cryptocurrency journalist who has been passionately involved in the bitcoin space since 2016. His interests lie in bitcoin security, open-source systems, network effects and the intersection between economics and cryptography.