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@Pell_Network TGE is coming up, and pre-market trading has already started.
🔹Bybit (March 7, 9:00 AM UTC)
https://t.co/nFk3TDiEio
🔹https://t.co/EiufqzODjk OTC (March 7, 9:00 AM UTC)
https://t.co/yZXeav7Bge https://t.co/irb9ZTNIZA

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Pell started as a BTC restaking network. Now it's expanding with AI and DeFAI, aiming to improve staking efficiency and give developers better infrastructure for AI-powered financial applications

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Currently deployed across 18+ blockchains, with 505,539+ stakers, 80+ node operators, and 10+ DVS integrations and growing.
🔗TVL &amp; stats: https://t.co/2BYfU5yPv9

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Unlike many staking platforms that focus purely on APY, Pell is layering AI-driven automation to improve efficiency and security without adding unnecessary complexity

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The roadmap moving forward includes:
🔹DAO governance implementation
🔹More CEX/DEX integrations
🔹Expanding partnerships with node operators and DeFi protocols
🔹Ongoing development of AI-powered financial automation tools

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Plenty to unpack here. Restaking models depend a lot on liquidity flows and validator incentives. If they’ve structured it well, could be a strong option for those looking at BTC yield strategies

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Would be good to dig into the AI side, how it actually interacts with staking mechanics beyond just adjusting parameters. Anyone taking a closer look?

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How Pell is approaching BTC restaking differently:
→ BTC LSTs as security – staked BTC doesn’t just sit there, it actively secures decentralized services across multiple chains
→ AI-driven automation – risk detection, staking optimization, and automated yield strategies without constant manual management
→ Cross-chain flexibility – no lock-in to a single ecosystem. Developers and users move assets freely