IBAT Battle Infinity is prepared to go live on several decentralised exchanges (DEX), with PANCAKESWAP serving as the first. The 17th of August 2022 has been set as the official launch date. Media sources have reported that the founders have planned a launch party to celebrate the occasion. In Delhi, the party has an air of celebrities in it. Miss Universe Urvashi Rautela and the legendary cricketer Irfan Pathan are to make a show to commemorate the listing of IBAT.
Due to the IBAT Metaverse token’s oversubscription, the 90-day IBAT presales only lasted 25 days. IBAT has experienced a surge in market excitement as a result of this response from investors and participants alike.
Battle Infinity will revolutionise the market for Web3 crypto games. The value of the metaverse is anticipated to increase significantly over the upcoming years. Audits and CoinSniper KYC verification were among the promises made in Battle Infinity’s roadmaps that have been fulfilled. The telegram group would give you more interaction with members.
The IBAT roadmap contained a listing for PancakeSwap. The achievement of this milestone shows how committed the IBAT team is to upholding all of its obligations to the community.
One of the upcoming stages in the Battle Infinity development is the testnet launch of Battle Swap. Numerous services will be supported by the DEX Battle Swap. Future plans for Battle Infinity include the opening of a project-related store. The project will be more widely adopted as a result of influencer marketing.
After IBAT is listed on this DEX, listings on centralised exchanges (CEXs), such as Binance, will follow. The official IBAT Telegram channel and the website for the battleinfinity.io project will also make the confirmed listings available to the public.
The atmosphere of the celebrities & festivities has sparked people’s interest in the participants and the occasion as a whole. IBAT is an assured eye popper in the Crypto market of 2022.
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