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May 3, 2021, New York – TradeStars, the innovative blockchain-powered fantasy sports trading game, is pleased to announce the launch of their IDO (Initial DEX Offering) on May 4th, 2021. The IDO for TradeStars is currently open. This means users can purchase $TSX tokens (the native token of TradeStars) across ZeroSwap and BSCPad from today. […]
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