Cryptoasset management platform Kunji: KNJ token distribution for early adopters has begun, Quest will move to a new website
Decentralized encrypted asset management platform Kunji has announced the opening of KNJ token distribution for early adopters on the X platform. According to the vesting schedule, KNJ tokens have been sent to the wallets of all Phase II users who participated in the investment from October 10 to November 10, 2023. These rewards have been sent to wallets used for investing in Kunji Finance strategy. In addition, due to security reasons, the Quest website is currently inaccessible. The team is working hard to migrate Quest to a new website. Users who have invested on the platform are definitely eligible for rewards. More information will be shared soon on the new website.
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