Gate.io Announcement on Launching the Pre-Market OTC Trade to Cat Gold Miner(CATGOLD)

Gate.io will launch Pre-Market OTC Trading for Cat Gold Miner(CATGOLD) on November 27th, 2024.OTC Trading start time: 03:00 AM UTC, 27th November, 2024OTC Trading end time: TBA

Pre-Market Trading Page: https://www.gate.io/pre-market/CATGOLD

Note: Please always pay attention to the delivery schedule and complete delivery on time. Failure to comply with the delivery schedule may result in the loss of collateral.

About Cat Gold Miner(CATGOLD) :Cat Gold Miner: Where Purr-fectly adorable meets Purr-fectly profitable!Dive into the world of feline gold mining where players become moguls of their own mining empiresWebsite | Whitepaper

$CATGOLD Token Max Supply: 10,000,000,000

Gate.io Pre-Market OTC Trading Introduction as follows:What is Gate.io Pre-Market OTC Trading?Gate.io Pre-Market Trading is an Over-the-Counter (OTC) trading service that allows investors to buy and sell new tokens before their official listing. It enables users to set prices and trade tokens at anticipated rates before public trading begins.

Key benefits of Pre-Market OTC TradingIt offers investors the chance to potentially acquire trending tokens at lower costs compared to the market listing price, providing a competitive edge in pricing.

How to conduct Pre-Market OTC Trading?On Gate.io Pre-Market OTC Trading, traders can buy or sell specific tokens before its officially listed. Traders can choose to be a Maker, creating orders with preset prices, or be a Taker, matching active orders on the platform. Refer to the Pre-Market Trading Beginner’s Guide for more details.

Note: Both buyer and seller need to pay trading fees in advance. Sellers are required to pay a collateral amount based on the collateral rate to ensure timely settlement. The collateral will be refunded after the delivery is successful. All transactions are priced in USDT.

Read More[FAQ about Pre-Market OTC Trading][Pre-Market OTC Trading Guide]

DisclaimerPlease note that Pre-Market OTC trading carries various risks, including limited liquidity, large bid-ask spreads, and price uncertainty.