Pleasant Grove, United States, 20th Jul 2022, The Block Busters Token (BBTF) has just announced plans to reflect BitBurn as part of its automated rewards protocol. The Block Busters Token reflects a total of 8 tokens and adding BitBurn was a strategy that will improve the net benefit to BBTF holders. Now holders are able to directly receive both Bitburn as well as its reflection token, Bitcoin.
BitBurn is an innovative token that was launched via the Enhance BluePrint. BitBurn resides on the BSC network and rewards 5% Bitcoin reflections while offering a critical burn mechanism for its protocol. To accomplish this 2% of all transactions result in a reduction of supply, which is permanently removed from circulating supply.
The ability to collect Bitcoin in the rewards pool for BBTF is also of interest to the organization as analysts predict a swift upswing for the trading value of Bitcoin which would increase the value of the BBTF Contract.
This partnership comes on the heels of both tokens launching during a bear market and provides a unique opportunity for both.
Organization: Block Busters Tech
Contact Person: Media Relations
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City: Pleasant Grove
Country: United States
Website: https://bbtftoken.com
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