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Tokens.com Acquires Additional ETH 2.0 For Crypto Staking

Tokens.com Acquires Additional ETH 2.0 For Crypto Staking

Tokens.com Corp., a publicly traded company that generates revenue from digital assets used for crypto staking, NFT yield producing assets and Decentralized Finance (DeFi), is pleased to share that it has acquired an additional 130 ETH 2.0 during Q3, bringing the total of ETH 2.0 owned for staking to 2,506. Tokens.com uses its digital assets for the purpose of staking to earn additional tokens, thus continually growing its inventory of digital assets.

“ETH has appreciated by approximately 50% since the end of Q2, creating significant value to our ETH inventory. In addition, Tokens.com’s other DeFi based crypto assets have appreciated by approximately 60% and have provided additional staking rewards, expressed as a percentage, of approximately 25% annualized on our capital”

“ETH has appreciated by approximately 50% since the end of Q2, creating significant value to our ETH inventory. In addition, Tokens.com’s other DeFi based crypto assets have appreciated by approximately 60% and have provided additional staking rewards, expressed as a percentage, of approximately 25% annualized on our capital,” commented CEO, Andrew Kiguel.

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ETH and ETH 2.0 are the native cryptocurrency tokens for the Ethereum blockchain. Ethereum is a decentralized, open source blockchain that is programmable through smart contracts. It is the dominant blockchain used to build DeFi platforms, which allow peer-to-peer financial services without the need of a bank or intermediary. ETH and ETH 2.0 represent the second largest cryptocurrency in the world based on market capitalization.

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