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ANOMUS: The Public Sale Ends in One Second

A decentralized news protocol called Anomus is getting a lot more attention recently. It was created to help journalists and news channels avoid being corrupted and put it into the hands of the community. Retail and institutional investors quickly ended the public sale for ANOM tokens via Scaleswap.

ANOM tokens are set to begin trading on exchanges from the 28th November. PancakeSwap will make the token available at 14:00 UTC. The team plans to be listed on more exchanges in due course.

Anomus was supported by many investors and partners. They believed in its principles and the goals it has for press freedom and speech freedom. Many venture capitalists, as well other investors who were interested in the project during the private round had been left out. They will still be seeking tokens to purchase when the coins go live on the exchanges.

Anomus
Anomus provides a world-wide decentralized news protocol. It’s created to make news reporting fair, unbiased, and balanced. It aims to create a medium where publishers can preserve their work in blockchains where it will become permanently recorded and available worldwide while protecting the publisher’s intellectual property rights and ownership. This system will be used to reward readers, auditors and Fact-Checkers for their participation in ways no other news platform has.

The Anomus feature:

  • Free speech is encouraged in a censorship-free atmosphere
  • Platform autonomous and community-governed
  • Reward system to publishers, fact-checkers, readers
  • Preservation of content through Blockchain and Permaweb Technology

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