BlockBeats News, April 29th: According to official sources, GoRich, an on-chain trading platform incubated by bit.com, has officially launched.
GoRich is an on-chain trading platform within the BIT.com APP, supporting multi-chain token trading under a single account. By using GoRich for on-chain trading, users can buy and sell popular on-chain assets with USDT seamlessly without the need to create a Web3 wallet or manage private keys, similar to trading spot tokens, thus significantly reducing the threshold for on-chain trading.
The key features of GoRich include: Multi-chain integration, direct access to on-chain within the BIT.com App, trading multi-chain tokens under one account; Wallet-free transactions, directly using bit.com account funds for trading without the need for wallet and private key management; One-coin clearance, no need for additional native tokens, buy coins, pay Gas, all with USDT; Flexible trading, supporting limit orders, one-click doubling of principal, MEV anti-front running; Secure custody, assets are custody by Cautus Custody, ensuring security and compliance.
To celebrate the launch, GoRich has simultaneously launched a limited-time welfare activity: From April 30th to May 12th, new users will receive TRUMP tokens for free upon registration, and there is a chance to win up to 3 SOL in rewards by participating in the trading volume ranking.
Currently, GoRich has officially launched on the BIT.com APP, and users can experience it by logging into the BIT App.
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