Digitex Releasing Exchange to the Top 5000 on Waitlist with 5M DGTX Airdrop!
Aug 22, 2018
The first version of the Digitex Futures Exchange will be released at the end of this year to the top 5000 people on the Early Access Waitlist.
Mahe, Seychelles - August 22, 2018 —
Excitement continues to build about the upcoming launch of the Digitex Futures Exchange at the end of this year. Their social media channels are blowing up and thousands of new people are signing up everyday to join the Early Access Waitlist.
What’s the Plan?
The strategy for the initial launch of the Digitex Futures Exchange at the end of this year is to release the exchange to a relatively small, controlled group of 5,000 friendly testers who have free money to play with and who will be very active. This creates the perfect test environment for our developers to iron out any final kinks and bugs before releasing it to a wider audience.
This desire by the software development team to create this active group of traders was the reason they created the Early Access Waitlist. But the existence of this exclusive group of 5,000 testers who would receive early access to the exchange and free DGTX tokens also gave Digitex the perfect opportunity to build a referral system through which people can compete with each other to be a part of the 5,000. A viral system that encourages people to refer their friends in order to be one of those lucky 5,000 initial testers who get early access and a free 1,000 DGTX tokens to trade with. Digitex had great success with viral marketing during their token sale and by adding viral elements to the Early Access Waitlist they realized they had the ingredients to blow the roof off the upcoming exchange launch!
Here’s How It Works
When people sign up to the waitlist they join the back of the queue. By referring their friends, people can skip ahead in the waitlist queue until they are in the top 5,000 in the queue. The top 5,000 people in that queue will be the initial testers who get early access and 1,000 free DGTX tokens.
Therefore, many people who join the waitlist will want to be amongst the top 5,000 people in the waitlist queue, especially if the DGTX price is around $0.10 which would mean the free 1,000 DGTX tokens are worth $100. And the only way you can skip ahead in the queue is to refer people by sharing your unique referral link on the internet.
This creates an army of people who will now spread the link to the waitlist landing page far and wide to all their friends in every crypto group and crypto chat room on the internet. Links to the waitlist landing page will be everywhere and awareness of the Digitex project will spike sharply leading up to the exchange launch. Digitex will get viral exposure to millions of people all around the world. Referrers will continue sharing their unique link online until they have moved ahead in the queue to be in the first 5,000. As the waitlist grows bigger, referrers must continually refer more friends to maintain their position in the first 5,000.
If that waitlist hits one million people then the launch of the Digitex Futures Exchange later this year will be a slam dunk success and demand for DGTX tokens will surge!
Early Access Waitlist: https://digitexfutures.com/get-early-access/
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Media Contact
Name: Lidia
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Digitex is the source of this content. Virtual currency is not legal tender, is not backed by the government, and accounts and value balances are not subject to consumer protections. Cryptocurrencies and tokens are extremely volatile. There is no guarantee of a stable value, or of any value at all. Token sales are only suitable for individuals with a high risk tolerance. Only participate in a token event with what you can afford to lose.
Contact Info:
Name: Lidia
Email: [email protected]
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For more information, please visit https://digitexfutures.com/get-early-access/
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