Bitget Will Support the Saitama (SAITAMA) Token Swap and Rebranding to SaitaChain Coin ($STC)
Bitget will support the Saitama (SAITAMA) token swap and rebranding to SaitaChain Coin ($STC). Details of the timeline are as follows:
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Deposit and withdrawal services of SAITAMA are now suspended.
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Recover all SAITAMA balances and begin the distribution of new $STC to all eligible users at a ratio of 1:1.
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SAITAMA tokens will assume the ticker of $STC on Bitget after rebranding (i.e., 1 SAITAMA = 1 $STC).
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The new $STC contract address is as follow:
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SaitaChain Coin’s Token Ticker on Bitget is $STC
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Bitget will no longer support the deposit of SAITAMA and trading of delisted SAITAMA trading pairs after the token swap and rebranding.
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We will inform users in a separate announcement after the token swap and rebranding are complete when withdrawal services of $STC are opened.
For more information, please refer to:
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