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By iamcryptic · Posted
The $CATS airdrop has officially started today, which is great news! Bitget is distributing 30k $CATS to the first 200k users, along with other exciting rewards. To qualify, follow these steps: 1. Open the bot. 2. Select Bitget as the exchange to deposit (it’s listed first). 3. Submit your UID and Cats deposit address. 4. Click send. It's that easy! If you've been farming $CATS, this is a great opportunity to boost your holdings with just a few simple tasks. -
By grozavoron · Posted
The changes around sports betting and online gambling have really opened things up. It’s crazy how much the market is growing, and it’s not just for hardcore gamblers—there’s room for casual players too. -
By cryptomaga · Posted
Cats and Dogs remain the most influential crypto meme community with every blockchain having its own. Recently, Ton blockchain witness the successful listing of its first Dogs meme which did a massive airdrop to users to the point the airdrop is now the yardstick for measuring successful project on Ton blockchain. Well, many feel the project has full backing from Durov and Musk since they are among the top Dogs meme family in this industry. The launch of Dogs sparks the rise of Cats with many teasing the cats meme community to surpass dogs success. I wonder if this rival could mean anything to TON blockchain but we await the listing price. With CATS about to listed, the project has open deposit so users can choose their respective preferred exchange to trade their token. Currently, only Bitget is available with a 30k $cats airdrop to the first 200k users that deposit while the project team continue working tirelessly to open deposit for the remaining exchanges. I wonder if this will pay for hamsterkombat and catizen failure and list above Dogs FDV.
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dex47
could someone answer me a question about share buying around the time of a company going ex dividend? I wanted to sell some Natwest shares on 13th August which was the day they went ex dividend. I rang customer helpline to ask whether I would still get the dividend if I traded on that day. I was told I would still get the dividend so I sold the shares. I had some doubts because of the language difficulty so I rang again and spoke to another operative who said I would only get the dividend if I still held the shares at the close of business on that date (13th) and therefore I would NOT get the dividend. He apologised for the earlier advice which was wrong. He said if I sold any shares in the future I should deal several days before the ex dividend date to make sure I did not loose the dividend. I am confused what to do in the future and am most concerned when I cannot trust the advice given on the helpline
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