Tectum proudly announces $THREE, the native token of the Three Protocol, listing SoftNote Wallet. This comes after the cryptocurrency reached a $7 million trading volume 24 hours after launching and got listed on CoinGecko.
Recall that this new project incubated in Tectum Labs went live on the ERC-20 network on the 29th of April. To support the meteoric rise of its maiden venture, Tectum is making $THREE available to our community members via the SoftNote Wallet.
This article will outline everything users need to know about this listing. Interested persons will also learn how to add this token to their portfolio.
$THREE is the token of Three Protocol – the first project incubated by Tectum Labs. This venture comprises an ecosystem of decentralized marketplaces. This ranges from job boards to food delivery and ride-hailing services.
As the native coin of this ecosystem, $THREE will power the various products of the Three Protocol. This means that individuals will pay for products and services using this token. Gas fees and staking will only be done with this token.
Considering these possibilities, $THREE’s value will certainly rise over time. This makes it a smart futuristic investment.
On the 8th of May, Tectum announced the $THREE token listing on the SoftNote Wallet. Therefore, users can now enjoy instant transaction speed and low gas fees when sending and receiving this cryptocurrency.
This is a significant advantage, especially since this token was launched on the Ethereum network. Anyone who has been in web3 long enough knows the ERC-20 is popular for its high gas fees.
$THREE token listing implies that SoftNote Wallet can store and transfer this cryptocurrency. The noncustodial wallet from Tectum is not a marketplace. Therefore, people cannot directly purchase cryptocurrencies from it.
There are two ways to get $THREE into your SoftNote Wallet. They include the following:
With MEXC, individuals can simply spend $USDT to purchase $THREE. Then they can transfer the tokens from the exchange to their SoftNote Wallet.
The process is a bit more complex when using Uniswap. For a better understanding, consider the steps below:
