Rebus Announces Public Coin Distribution via Osmosis
RebusChain, a platform set to take DeFi mainstream, is going public by announcing its public coin distribution late this Summer. The PCD means those supporting its mission can now acquire coins via liquidity bootstrap pool on the Osmosis network, and this marks a significant milestone in the Rebus project, following successful announcements of various financial and platform partnerships.
Typical of new technology markets, the DeFi space is quite nuanced and still developing. However, all people should have access to blockchain-based transaction tools–it’s the most trustworthy transaction method humans have developed. The demand for access to DeFi was more significant than participation, and the problem was the complexity.
RebusChain is a platform that will provide DeFi investment opportunities to traditional investors clearly and conveniently. By making a platform that allows TradFi houses like Asset Managers, Financial Planners, et al. to carry DeFi products, the adoption of crypto investing will be opened up to the entire markets of both institutional and individual investors.
The coin will also be available via LBP on the Osmosis platform, a type of automated market-maker designed explicitly for token launches and sales. With an LBP, tokens are distributed to achieve the initial price discovery of $REBUS.
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