BlackHole protocol enables users to burn old tokens for new ones across multiple blockchains without approval, starting on Ethereum and expanding globally.
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What is the BlackHole protocol? The Blackhole protocol is a cross-chain burning platform that operates without approval, built on the Ethereum network. Users or project leaders can establish a burning pool by holding BLACK tokens and old token LPs to permanently convert the old tokens into new ones, thereby boosting ecological growth. Originally developed on Ethereum, the Blackhole protocol has expanded to include blockchain networks such as Polkadot, BSC, Heco, and Solana, ultimately reaching the entire blockchain ecosystem. Essentially, any user or project leader can create a burning pool by locking BLACK tokens and old token LPs to facilitate the perpetual conversion of old tokens into new tokens.
As of now, BlackHole Protocol is trading at 0.00201 USD, with a 24-hour trading volume of approximately 59.25K USD. The BLACK to USD price is updated in real time. Over the past 24 hours, BlackHole Protocol has increased by 9.77%. It remains the top-ranked cryptocurrency on CMC.IO, with a market capitalization of about 13.57K USD. Currently, there are 6 750 000 BLACK in circulation out of a maximum supply of 100 000 000 BLACK.
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