edgeX enables MARU withdrawals, four new accounts turn floating losses into gains
According to monitoring, just now, edgeX officially enabled the withdrawal function for the MARU token, fulfilling the settlement requirement for the market "Will edgeX issue a token in 2025" that the token must be publicly tradable and transferable. As a result, the probability subsequently rose to 98%. Previously, four accounts that created and bought the "Yes" option in December, as monitored, are currently showing a profitable position after experiencing price fluctuations.
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