KuCoin Announces New Listing, Onboarding GT Protocol’s Token, GTAI

  • KuCoin proclaims support for AI-focused platform GT Protocol (GTAI).
  • GTAI tokens can now be deposited on KuCoin, with trading commencing on January 25.
  • GT Protocol harnesses Web3 AI execution technology to introduce AI portfolio management, trading, and investments.

KuCoin, a prominent centralized cryptocurrency exchange, has formally declared its backing for the rapidly expanding AI-driven crypto investment platform GT Protocol (GTAI).

In an official blog post and communication via its X handle, KuCoin revealed its decision to include GT Protocol’s token, GTAI, in the list of tradable assets on its platform.

In the notification, KuCoin expressed satisfaction with endorsing the GT Protocol token on its spot trading service. Per the notification, KuCoin has already opened the door for GTAI deposits. As a result, users can now send their tokens to the platform through the supported network, BNB Chain (BEP20).

Significantly, the official commencement of GTAI trading is scheduled for Thursday, January 25, at 10:00 a.m. (UTC). The designated trading pair for GTAI is the Tether USD (USDT) stablecoin. Users will have the opportunity to initiate GTAI withdrawals starting the following day, Friday, January 26.

For those unfamiliar with GT Protocol, it harnesses advanced Web3 AI execution technology to introduce a revolutionary approach to portfolio management, trading, and investments. This spans centralized finance (CeFi), decentralized finance (DeFi), and NFT markets. 

Also, it Features a user-friendly AI conversational interface responsive to prompts and voice commands. According to the team, the technology, crafted for seamless integration with Web3 and Web2 platforms, is on a mission to onboard 100 million users. The aim is to establish an AI layer for Web3 that democratizes investment opportunities.

Before KuCoin extended support for the GT Protocol token, the exchange had previously listed MANTA, a modular blockchain focusing on zero-knowledge (ZK) applications. Additionally, KuCoin had listed HON, the token of Soul Society, a project at the forefront of shaping a Web3 Social ID.

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