Babydoge Coin Listed on X Exchange

Babydoge Coin Listed on X Exchange

Babydoge coin listed on X Exchange in Perpetual Futures market.

About Babydoge Coin

Babydoge coin is a meme coin having a community of 2.6 Million across social media and also having the most number of token holders in the meme segment.
According to the bscscan.com total Babydoge coin holders are 1,870,315.

https://bscscan.com/token/0xc748673057861a797275CD8A068AbB95A902e8de

Babydoge coin new listing on X exchange

As Babydoge coin is very popular in the meme segment and having a huge community base, more exchanges are looking to list the token on their platform.
Apart from Spot market trading now it’s also getting listed to the Perpetual Futures market due to its popularity and demand in the community.
Now, it is listed on X exchange in Perpetual Futures market in USDT pair $1MBABYDOGE / USDT, where users can trade Babydoge coin in Perpetual Futures market.
OKX exchange also opened a new Babydoge market with USDC pair in Spot trading.

What is the Perpetual Futures Market?

Perpetual Futures are a type of derivative contract without any expiry date where traders can hold their positions indefinitely.

Babydoge Coin Tier – 1 Exchange Listing

Babydoge coin holders are eagerly waiting for the Tier – 1 listings like Binance, Coinbase, Kraken exchange and expecting that if these exchanges will list the token in near future then it will show massive surge in price and give high return to the investors / token holders.

https://news.coincap7.com/what-is-baby-doge-coin/?amp=1

https://x.com/XEX_exchange/status/1867223815870349534?t=aCbiBv2RTYBAWFZfTGbMMg&s=19

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