Indian “TikTok Killer” Chingari now has its core native token, GARI, listed by CoinDCX. Why is this crucial for Web3 social media?
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Chingari, a short video platform that promotes itself as an India-focused analogue of TikTok, accomplishes yet another crucial milestone for its token, GARI.
GARI debuts on CoinDCX: Chingari now exposed to 10 million users
As per the official announcement shared by Chingari’s team, its token, GARI, will be listed on CoinDCX, a mainstream centralized exchange.
As it is one of the most popular cryptocurrency applications in India, the protocol gains exposure to a previously unseen audience. Given that the current CoinDCX userbase exceeds 10 million users, it is a major milestone in terms of massive adoption for Chingari.
Prior to listing on CoinDCX, GARI token was added to other top-tier CEXes such as KuCoin, MEXC, BitMart, Huobi, FTX and so on.
Commenting on the announcement, Chingari’s co-founder and CEO, Mr. Sumit Ghosh, stressed that this listing is a major accomplishment of his product’s marketing campaign:
This listing is a huge moment for us as it will allow the creators from every nook and the corner of the world to trade GARI token. This has come as a giant leap towards our goal of financially empowering creators on our short video application.
Why is GARI important for Chingari?
GARI is a core native utility asset of Chingari designed to motivate its users to create and promote its content.
GARI is a backbone element of Chingari’s tokenomics: its initial decentralized exchange offering raised $32 million.
Now Chingari has cemented itself as one of the most popular “real-world” decentralized applications on high-performance blockchain Solana (SOL).