FORE partners with leading-market maker GotBit

As we prepare to launch FORE’s mainnet, we’re committed to driving adoption of FORE Predict, FORE token, and FORE’s broader ecosystem. With FORE token as the native utility token at the core of FORE Protocol, we recognize the paramount importance of a robust market making strategy that can effectively support the adoption of our utility token.

As such, FORE has partnered with GotBit, one of the leading market makers in the space, to advance this vital component of our overarching growth strategy. At present, Gotbit manages an asset portfolio worth $1.3B, serving a diverse clientele of 370 live institutional entities. This firm has continuously pushed the boundaries of digital asset operations, steering its partners towards heightened market activity, liquidity, and listings.

The collaboration between FORE and GotBit represents a strategic move aimed at amplifying the adoption of the FORE token leading up to and beyond the launch of FORE's mainnet. This partnership will not only bolster liquidity on existing exchanges but also support the listing of FORE on additional leading exchanges to be announced.

GotBit's reputation precedes them, with a proven track record of delivering liquidity and market-making services to numerous blockchain projects and digital assets. This partnership serves as a testament to our commitment to scaling a sustainable ecosystem for the native utility token at the core of FORE Protocol.

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