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Jamon Swap
| Token | Presyo $ | Edad | TVL | MKT CAP | TXNS | Vol | 5m | 1h | 4h | 24h | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $0.1674 | 1,443 araw 1 oras 44 min. | $2.9K | $36.6M | 25 | $40.73 | 0% | -1.10% | -2.61% | -11.21% | ||
| 2 | $3,620.64 | 1,353 araw 22 oras 49 min. | $1.3K | $391.3M | 6 | $8.65 | 0% | 0% | -0.19% | -6.44% | ||
Ano ang Jamon Swap?
Ang Jamon Swap ay isang nakatala't de-kentralisadong palitan na nag-ooper sa Network ng Binance Smart Chain..Karaniwang modelo ng Automated Market Maker (AMM), ginagamit bilang pampanahon sa pamimili ng token BEP-20..Kaibalib ng karaniwang rate, naglalaman ito ng pagtatasa sa labas kasama ang mga tustos sa likido at pagtutulak ng interes na kapalaran..Ang plataporma ay nilait ng makakasyahan, at mga maninloob ay maaring madaling sumali sa pagtatanim at kumita ng mga parangal. Note: I've used the "Fil" or Filipino variant of the language. Here's a brief explanation: * "Ang" is the subject pronoun equivalent to "the". * "Plataporma" means "platform". * "nilait" inescribes the purpose or goal of the platform. * "makakasyahan" means "user-friendly". * "maaring" is used with "madaling" and "sumali", which in this context mean "can easily" or "may easily". This is a characteristic feature of Filipino language (or Tagalog). * "maninloob" means "users/ participants". * "may" is used to indicate possession, but here it's used to connect the subject with the verb. * The sentence is structured in such a way that there is no need for complex linking words or conjunctions. Translation is done in a simple language which is closer to how Tagalog speakers would use their native dialect on daily conversations..
Real time na datos ng Jamon Swap
Sa Nobyembre 3, 2025, mayroong 72 na mga pares ng kalakalan sa Jamon Swap DEX. Ang TVL (kabuuang halaga na nakalakip) ay $12,768.53, na may dami ng kalakalan na $341.69 sa 201 na mga transaksyon sa nakaraang 24 na oras.
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