Bitget Has Completed the Archloot (ALT) Token Swap and Rebranding to ArchLoot (AL)

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Bitget Announcement2024/05/10 07:00

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Bitget has completed the Archloot (ALT) token swap and rebranding to ArchLoot (AL). Please note: De

Bitget has completed the Archloot (ALT) token swap and rebranding to ArchLoot (AL).

Please note:

Deposit, withdrawal and trading of AL will be opened on 13 May, 10:00 (UTC).
The distribution of ALT to AL was conducted at a ratio of 1:1.
Bitget will no longer support deposits and withdrawals of ALT tokens after the contract swap.
The new AL contract address is as follow:

ERC-20: 0x046BAd07658f3B6cAd9A396CFcbC1243AF452ec1

For more details, please refer to the following:
1. Bitget Will Support the Archloot (ALT) Token Swap and Rebranding to ArchLoot (AL)
2. ArchLoot announces token migration and change of ticker in embracing new narratives and growth

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