Additionally, a native CAKE token will be developed on Aptos, making it the inaugural native CAKE token on a different network. If the community approves, the deployment will happen in Q4.
launched on October 12, the Aptos blockchain aspires to offer a platform with minimal transaction costs and fast bandwidth. There was a tiny airdrop to early investors even though the bulk of tokens were owned by the foundation, key developers, financiers, and a community pool primarily under the organization's management.
This action follows PancakeSwap's recent expansion to the Ethereum blockchain. Cross-chain farming, which involves cultivating tokens on both chains, started a week after the exchange stated that the integration was operational on October 4.
According to DeFiLlama, PancakeSwap, which began on BNB Chain, is the second-largest decentralized exchange by trade volume. It follows Uniswap inside the room. PancakeSwap comes in third place, after Curve and Uniswap, in terms of total value locked.
According to a DeFi researcher Ignas, PancakeSwap is focusing on going multichain to boost protocol income, as stated by Chef Mochi, a product manager for the exchange, in a July AMA. The return of customers to BNB Chain is a further objective.
Recently, Aptos Foundation conducted a vintage token airdrop to recognize early network users. Following a tweet from the foundation, airdrops were used on Tuesday to disperse 20.1 million APT tokens, representing 2% of the foundation's initial 1 billion APT supply. These tokens had a value between $200 million and $260 million, depending on the token's price, shortly after the airdrop commenced.