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OneButton NFTs Available for Minting, OBT Lists on Singapore-based Cryptocurrency Exchange Coinstore By BTC Peers

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© Reuters. OneButton NFTs for Minting and OBT Lists at the Singapore-based Cryptocurrency Exchange Coinstore

OneButtonBot NFTs may now be made, according to a press release dated January 12.

OneButton has launched digital assets to meet the growing popularity of NFTs. They describe these assets as “the last collection” and are releasing them in response. The limited edition OneButtonBot NFTs are available to users who purchase them. They will have access to what the developers claim is the best AI trading technology used by more than 5k crypto traders around the world.

All NFTs available are linked to AI-reliant trading platforms, such as bots, competitions, discounts on fees, or other benefits. There are currently 106 OneButtonBot NFTs and 893 more have been created, totalling 999 NFTs.

OneButtonBot NFTs Details

OneButton is a cryptocurrency trading platform that uses Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (ML-driven bots) to make money. OneButton will use the low-cost, high-throughput and scalable blockchain technology to create its NFTs. Every asset can be purchased for just 0.3 SOL. The presale began on January 6.

OneButton also reserved 700 OneButtonBot NFTs exclusively for members on whitelist. These assets were then auctioned off and made available to only approved buyers during the private sale. The private sale was open to all registered buyers for 48 hours. After that, they could bid on the NFTs remaining. The total number of NFTs will reach 999, with all being integrated with OneButton. They would serve as skins for some of the most effective AI bots within the OneButton portal: Clipper (Performer), Horizon, Endeavour and Astral. These skins range in color, texture, and tone, crafted from precious and rare metals like gold and emerald collected from the Solana dust, giving them different rarity levels—thus value. There are five categories of rarity ranging from Common to Legendary—which is the rarest and most powerful.

NFT enthusiasts who are interested in purchasing NFTs should first acquire SOL, before transferring the funds to Solana-compatible browserWallets like Phantom Wallet. OneButton lists several trusted cryptocurrency exchanges that list highly liquid cryptocurrencies. Because of its flexibility, which is mostly due to 50k TPS (50k total per second), NFT minting has been comparatively cheap, which in turn drives the SOL valuation. According to coin trackers, SOL was one of the most valued cryptocurrencies, with at least a spot in the top-10 as of January 2022.

OBT Official Listing, Singapore-based Exchange. Coinstore

Coinstore has officially listed OBT (the native currency of OneButton) in conjunction with the OneButtonBot NFT coin mint. The BEP-20 OBT token is now listed in an exchange. This marks a significant milestone that will allow for more CEXes to be added in the future. As announced on January 12, OBT has been paired with USDT—the most liquid and multi-chain stablecoin. Coinstore, a cryptocurrency exchange based in Singapore is licensed and has an average daily volume of over $400 million.

It is much easier for OneButtonBot users to purchase OneButtonBot NFTs via Solana by listing on Coinstore. Because the platform is committed to making the OBT token the central part of its operations, NFTs can all be bought using it. The OBT token will become the foundation of all aspects of the AI-powered cryptocurrency trading platform. Ahead of this transition, it explains the high demand around OBT and why it sold out in less than 13 minutes, helping raise the project $200k during its IDO in late October 2021 before listing on PancakeSwap—the largest DEX on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) ecosystem.

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