We’re officially 12 hours away from KuCoin Biggest Pump 🚀
This KuCoin setup has been building and building behind the scenes with serious backing — crypto groups, telegram channels and more, ready to hit once we announce the pair.
Based on setup and flow, we’re targeting a500%+ upside. If you’re smart you should be positioned right here on our channel to enter at the earliest breakout.
Today, 10 June at 4PM UTC, the pair is revealed right here first.
Keep USDT loaded on KuCoin Spot Market to buy the pump coin and keep our channel notifications on 🔔
We’re officially 12 hours away from KuCoin Biggest Pump 🚀
This KuCoin setup has been building and building behind the scenes with serious backing — crypto groups, telegram channels and more, ready to hit once we announce the pair.
Based on setup and flow, we’re targeting a500%+ upside. If you’re smart you should be positioned right here on our channel to enter at the earliest breakout.
Today, 10 June at 4PM UTC, the pair is revealed right here first.
Keep USDT loaded on KuCoin Spot Market to buy the pump coin and keep our channel notifications on 🔔
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