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TiFi Crypto TEX Will Get Listed On A Mysterious Crypto Exchange — Buying Time?

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TiFI crypto TEX listing on crypto exchange

YEREVAN (CoinChapter.com) — TiFi’s crypto TEX will receive a new listing on a mysterious crypto exchange on March 11, 2024.

TiFi is a decentralized finance (DeFi) project whose main strategy is to integrate the metaverse into traditional financial systems. The listing of its native crypto, TEX, aims to enable its visibility and adoption across the broader crypto spectrum, where thousands of DeFi tokens already exist.

Could Binance Be TEX’s Next Destination?

However, TiFi has not revealed the crypto exchange’s name yet, leaving followers to guess between Binance and Uniswap. The platform has committed, nonetheless, that its exchange partner is regulated and 100% compliant, noting that its almost a decade old with a broader global presence.

The TiFi community finds this listing event significant in the wider cryptocurrency market activity, where tokens relentlessly seek exchange listings to further increase their presence and weight inside the massive ecosystem. This event, set for March 11, encourages current and potential investors to watch how the market reacts to TiFi and the promise of its underlying technology.

Should You Buy TiFi Crypto?

TiFi’s risk gauge score indicates it is currently a high-risk investment. Portfolio managers who place significant emphasis on risk evaluation will find this metric particularly useful for identifying or steering clear of higher-risk investments.

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