Trade Wrapped Centrifuge (wCFG) on CoinList

Two months ago, the Centrifuge Token Sale added more than 32,000 new token holders to the Centrifuge community, with more than $18.5M in Centrifuge (CFG) tokens purchased.

While the CFG token lives natively on the Centrifuge Chain, it can also be bridged to Ethereum and used as an ERC20 token backed 1:1 with CFG.

Starting today, eligible CoinList can trade Wrapped Centrifuge (wCFG) on CoinList Pro, CoinList.co, and CoinList mobile.

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What is Centrifuge?

Centrifuge is one of the first protocols to connect DeFi to the real-world by bringing multi-trillion markets of real-world assets (RWA) like invoices, real estate, and royalties to DeFi. Asset originators can access bankless liquidity, and investors can earn attractive yields from an open marketplace of asset pools. By connecting people to borrow and lend money transparently and cost-effectively, Centrifuge unlocks economic opportunity for all. Learn more here.

How are CFG & wCFG different?

Each wCFG is backed by one CFG locked up in the bridge account on Centrifuge Chain when moved over to Ethereum. Token holders can move between Ethereum and Centrifuge at any time without restrictions.

Using CFG on the Centrifuge Chain allows you to:

  • Stake and earn staking rewards
  • Participate in governance
  • Pay for fees on Centrifuge Chain

Using wCFG on Ethereum allows you:

  • To interact with DeFi apps that support ERC20 tokens
  • Use it within Ethereum and hold it in your Ethereum wallet

Building the bridge

CoinList is building support for the CFG Ethereum bridge which will allow users to convert native CFG for wCFG on Ethereum, and vice-versa, directly through their CoinList wallets in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for more details.

We are excited to help build the Centrifuge ecosystem and help make wCFG available to the broader crypto ecosystem.

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