Pencil Protocol launches partner incentive program, Dapp gains 54% in 24 hours
On November 21, according to Pencil Protocol's official tweet, Pencil Protocol will provide full support and rewards to partners who join the project, thereby increasing the exposure and popularity of the project. Potential project categories include Ethereum, Layer 2, and multi-chain ecosystems. Participants can receive 5% of the maximum project fundraising amount as a reward.
The Dapp token briefly touched $0.23, with a 24-hour increase of 54%.
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