KEY TAKEAWAYS
- KuCoin lists Runwago (RUNWAGO) on its Spot trading platform, offering the RUNWAGO/USDT ($1.00) pair.
- Runwago, a Web3 application, aims to innovate the SportFi sector, supported by Garmin and industry leaders.
- KuCoin introduces Trading Bots for RUNWAGO, enhancing trading strategies with AI-driven tools.
- Users are advised to assess risks as cryptocurrency investments carry inherent uncertainties.
KuCoin has announced the listing of Runwago (RUNWAGO) on its Spot trading platform. The cryptocurrency will be available for trading with the RUNWAGO/USDT pair. The announcement was made here.
Deposits for Runwago are effective immediately on the BASE-ERC20 network. The Call Auction is scheduled from 09:00 to 10:00 UTC on September 18, 2025, with trading commencing at 10:00 UTC on the same day. Withdrawals will be enabled from 10:00 UTC on September 19, 2025.
KuCoin will also offer Trading Bots for the RUNWAGO/USDT pair once spot trading begins. These services include Spot Grid, Infinity Grid, DCA, Smart Rebalance, Spot Martingale, Spot Grid AI Plus, and AI Spot Trend.
Runwago: A New Entrant in the SportFi Sector
Runwago is a Web3 application that is gaining traction worldwide, available on both the App Store and Google Play. It is supported by Garmin and backed by industry leaders such as Alfa Catalyst Ventures and Kairon Labs. Developed by CleevioX, Runwago aims to revolutionize the SportFi sector, targeting over 300 million active runners globally.
KuCoin has advised users to conduct their own risk assessments when investing in cryptocurrency. The platform emphasizes that while it attempts to screen tokens before listing, investing in cryptocurrencies carries inherent risks.
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