NULS announced that it will turn the SCO plan into an inactive state until TGE, and recommends users to cancel their stakes
Customizable blockchain infrastructure NULS announced on the X platform that, at the request of the project party, the SCO plan will be converted to a non-active state until the TGE (token generation event). Therefore, it is strongly recommended that stakers cancel their stake before the TGE. According to data previously disclosed by NULS, NULS has activated the POCM staking service on the platform, with 26,683 NULS staked as of May 7th.
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