Parcl, the real estate market on the Solana chain, will launch token PRCL in April, with a total supply of 1 billion.
According to official sources, Solana-based real estate market Parcl announced information about its native token. The details are as follows:
· Token name: PRCL
· Total supply: 1 billion
· Initial community supply: 7-8%
· Token use cases: protocol governance, data access, incentive rewards
(Detailed token economics are expected to be announced in March)
Parcl is the first decentralized trading platform focusing on real estate, aiming to create a liquidity market around the world's largest asset class.
Previously reported by BlockBeats, Parcl announced the completion of a $4.1 million seed round in March 2022, led by Archetype and with participation from Dragonfly Capital, ParaFi, Shima Capital, Coinbase Ventures, Solana Ventures, among others. It announced a $7.5 million strategic financing in May of the same year.
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