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Data: Web3 social application Towns has over 400,000 total users, with over 200,000 token holders

2025.04.16 13:17:59

On April 16th, based on LayerHub data, the total number of users of the Web3 social app Towns has reached 401,351, and there are 200,133 token holders.
In previous news, the Web3 social app announced that Towns will have its TGE in the second quarter, with an initial airdrop ratio of 10%.
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