Zebec Network Releases 2.12B ZBCN, Faces Selling Pressure
2025/09/18 03:21
Zebec Network (ZBCN) released another batch of tokens from its vesting schedule on Sept. 16. A total of 2.12 billion ZBCN, valued at roughly $8.9 million at the time, entered circulation. The release represents 2.12% of the project’s maximum 100 billion supply. Token unlocks are common in blockchain projects. They distribute coins that were previously […]
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