PawZone (PAW) Price Soars 5,000% Hours After Launch, Other Milestones Reached Too

ShibaInu-favoring PawZoneToken $PAW shows a massive rise after the launched. jds_updates PawSwap

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has soared by 5,000 percent, the market cap jumped over $30 million and the locked liquidity has gone well over $3 million.

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