Huobi HTX announced that the 21st new coin mining (PrimePool) will be launched at 20:00 on April 12th and will end at 20:00 on April 22nd (UTC+8). Users can share 1.8 million ASTO rewards by locking $HTX. The 21st new coin mining activity uses $HTX mining, and the minimum personal total lock-up is 156,250,000 $HTX, which can be withdrawn at any time. The number of tokens participants receive per hour will be distributed proportionally based on the actual $HTX locked by everyone, and different lock-up amounts will have different reward coefficients.
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Huobi HTX 21st coin mining will be launched at 20:00 on April 12, lock $HTX to share 1,800,000 ASTO rewards
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