DIPChain overfulfilled the Private Sale within one week and the Early Allocation will start in advance.
DIPChain Project, which is dedicated to creating a borderless art community, officially launched its Private Sale on May 18, 2019, and has attracted unprecedented attention in the market. In less than a week, all quotas of DIPC have been subscribed, so that the Early Allocation will start on May 29, which is far ahead of schedule. Aiming to cultivate seed users, DIPChain Project gives unprecedented benefits to the Private sale participants, according to DIPChain official website , the Early Allocation round also gives seed users a discount of up to 40%. Recently, DIPChain Poject has received support and recommendations from major ICO agencies. ICOMarks, ICOBench, Track ICO and other head rating agencies have given high scores to the DIPChain Project.
DIPChain will use blockchain technology to build an art digital community, which will connect artists, auction institutions, galleries, and other art industry ecosystems, to collect education, artist incubation, IP protection, art curation, and artistic life.
According to the roadmap of DIPChain Project, the DIPLive platform will be launched this year, which will promote all parties involved in the art industry to produce more original content about art. “Anyone who makes contribution to this platform will be rewarded with tokens. Writers can get incentive tokens by writing articles, while others can get tokens by commenting or clinking like on these articles. ” said by Johnny Wang, the COO of DIPChain.
DIPChain COO Johnny Wang revealed that considering DIPChain’s resources, operation, products, commercialization have been proceeding smoothly, the Early Allocation naturally will be launched ahead of schedule.
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- Address: 60 PAYA LEBAR ROAD #08-55 PAYA LEBAR SQUARE SINGAPORE(409051)
- Email: ir@dipchain.io
- Website: https://www.dipchain.io
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- Country: Singapore SOURCE: DIPChain Project
