CoinTR announces support for EOS mainnet and launches online deposit and withdrawal services for EOS tokens

On December 19th, the cryptocurrency exchange CoinTR, headquartered in Istanbul, announced that it has officially supported the EOS mainnet and has opened network recharge and withdrawal services for EOS tokens. Additionally, CoinTR will launch an EOS recharge cashback activity with a total prize pool of 50,000 EOS. The activity will run from December 20th, 2023 to January 2nd, 2024, and the first come, first served basis will have a maximum cashback of 5,000 EOS per person. Furthermore, CoinTR revealed that it will announce the launch of an EOS Staking financial product and the first EOS ecological project of CoinTR Launchpad within a week. According to previous reports, CoinTR has established a strategic partnership with EOS Labs, and the two parties jointly established the Turkish Web3 Industry Lab.

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