The DeDust exchange (perspective DEX on TON blockchain) has successfully completed the verification process on the cryptocurrency aggregator CoinGecko. As a result, trading information is now accessible to the vast community of users who visit the website on a monthly basis.

Furthermore, token founders now can list tokens on the aggregator website. To achieve this, it is sufficient to complete the form on CoinGecko after receiving white-listing on DeDust.

Tokens such as $SCALE, $BOLT, $JETTON, $FCK, $LAVE, $MARGA, $TNX, $AMBR, and $KINGY issued by users have already successfully passed the verification process and are now available for viewing on the CoinGecko platform.

Recently, there have been a lot of people who want to list tokens of their projects on DeDust.

Since the very launch of DeDust, any user can create a pair with it and add liquidity. The project must meet several requirements to be displayed in the general list of assets.

Why is listing on DeDust so important?

DeDust is integrated with CoinMarketCap, and once some token lists on DEX, it'll have the opportunity to apply for CoinMarketCap.

List of requirements

1. A document describing the tokenomics of the project

2. A list of the largest holders of the token (> 5% of the issue).

3. The presence of a Telegram channel or Twitter account (without bots and cheat reactions)

4. A website (it will be needed for CoinMarketCap as well)

5. All the new tokens must support the TEP-89 (Jetton Wallet Discovery) standard. The old ones currently listed on DeDust should fix this situation for 2023 Q1 (we will provide technical support in migration).

6. The minimum amount of liquidity is 1000 TON in at least one pair with a token.

(C)

Sincerely, Scaleton Team.

The DeDust exchange (perspective DEX on TON blockchain) has successfully completed the verification process on the cryptocurrency aggregator CoinGecko. As a result, trading information is now accessible to the vast community of users who visit the website on a monthly basis.

Furthermore, token founders now can list tokens on the aggregator website. To achieve this, it is sufficient to complete the form on CoinGecko after receiving white-listing on DeDust.

Tokens such as $SCALE, $BOLT, $JETTON, $FCK, $LAVE, $MARGA, $TNX, $AMBR, and $KINGY issued by users have already successfully passed the verification process and are now available for viewing on the CoinGecko platform.

Recently, there have been a lot of people who want to list tokens of their projects on DeDust.

Since the very launch of DeDust, any user can create a pair with it and add liquidity. The project must meet several requirements to be displayed in the general list of assets.

Why is listing on DeDust so important?

DeDust is integrated with CoinMarketCap, and once some token lists on DEX, it'll have the opportunity to apply for CoinMarketCap.

List of requirements

1. A document describing the tokenomics of the project

2. A list of the largest holders of the token (> 5% of the issue).

3. The presence of a Telegram channel or Twitter account (without bots and cheat reactions)

4. A website (it will be needed for CoinMarketCap as well)

5. All the new tokens must support the TEP-89 (Jetton Wallet Discovery) standard. The old ones currently listed on DeDust should fix this situation for 2023 Q1 (we will provide technical support in migration).

6. The minimum amount of liquidity is 1000 TON in at least one pair with a token.

(C)

Sincerely, Scaleton Team.