Lawrence Jengar Jul 26, 2024 10:26
Binance has successfully completed the token swap and rebranding of Render (RNDR) to Render (RENDER), opening new trading pairs and enabling deposits and withdrawals.
Binance, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has successfully completed the token swap and rebranding of Render (RNDR) to Render (RENDER), according to an official announcement from the company. The transition marks a significant milestone for the platform and its users, as deposits and withdrawals for the new RENDER tokens are now open.
New Trading Pairs and Availability
Following the rebranding, Binance has opened spot trading for several new pairs involving RENDER. These pairs include RENDER/BTC, RENDER/USDT, RENDER/FDUSD, RENDER/USDC, RENDER/TRY, RENDER/EUR, and RENDER/BRL. Trading commenced on July 26, 2024, at 08:00 (UTC). Users engaged in Spot Copy Trading portfolios can add these pairs by enabling them in the Personal Pair Preference section of the Spot Copy Trading settings.
Token Distribution and User Instructions
The token swap was conducted at a ratio of 1 RNDR to 1 RENDER. Users can view their token distribution history through their Binance wallet history. Additionally, new RENDER token deposit addresses are available for users to obtain.
It is important to note that deposits and withdrawals of the old RNDR tokens are no longer supported. Users are advised to update their wallet addresses and ensure all transactions involve the new RENDER tokens to avoid any issues.
General Information and Disclaimers
Binance has emphasized that there may be discrepancies in translated versions of this announcement, and users should reference the original English version for the most accurate information.
For more detailed information, users can visit the official announcement on Binance's website. Source.
As always, Binance reminds users to be cautious with their investment decisions. The platform is not liable for any losses incurred due to market volatility. Users should consider their financial situation and consult independent financial advisors if necessary.
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