ProBit Global Introduces Lucre Way on Trading Platform

by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago

In a recent development in the cryptocurrency realm, ProBit Global, a well-known crypto exchange, has integrated Lucre Way, an innovative cryptocurrency, into its trading platform. According to an official statement by ProBit Global, Lucre Way is hailed as the first utility project aimed at transforming the digital asset sector.

The platform commenced token trading services on June 20, 2024. Customers of ProBit Global were able to deposit Lucre Way starting from 06:30 (UTC+05:30) on June 20, 2024, with trading services kicking off at 11:30 (UTC+05:30) on the same day. Subsequently, clients were given the green light to withdraw their Lucre Way tokens from 11:30 (UTC+05:30) on June 21, 2024.

Lucre Way marked the launch of the token with a celebratory post on June 26. The addition of Lucre Way to ProBit Global's trading platform signifies a significant advancement in the realm of utility tokens.

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