Arbitrum token jumps 5% on news LG Electronics is building a new blockchain

The Block2h agoUpdated 2h ago
Arbitrum token jumps 5% on news LG Electronics is building a new blockchain
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LG’s new Arbitrum-based blockchain will serve as a platform for placing, buying, selling, and managing digital ads....

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