EigenLayer’s EIGEN token now tradable as restrictions end, debuts with $7B FDV
The unrestricted trading of EIGEN tokens could significantly boost liquidity and investor interest, potentially stabilizing EigenLayer's TVL. The post EigenLayer’s EIGEN token now tradable as restrictions end, debuts wit...
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The unrestricted trading of EIGEN tokens could significantly boost liquidity and investor interest, potentially stabilizing EigenLayer's TVL.
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