The Fractal mainnet has been officially launched.
During the day, everyone was still immersed in the discussion and calculation of the profit and loss of the FB token mining. However, at night, FLUX, which is known as Fractal's first token protocol, suddenly appeared. Moreover, the FLUX protocol's eponymous token was minted in just half an hour, with a total of 21 million, and the minting cost of each (including 1,000) was 0.05 FB. (Note: The over-the-counter price of FB is 15 USDT, so the minting cost of a single FLUX is about 0.75 USDT)
Although the token is neither indexed nor entered the market, its over-the-counter trading price once reached 50 USDT/piece; based on the minting cost, its increase was more than 60 times. Such high returns have made the Bitcoin community lively again:
"Using the airdropped FB to cast at zero cost (mint), it has successfully turned over"
"Oh no, you seem to have created the next ORDI"
"This moment is just like that moment, the familiar feeling of the inscription craze is back"
In fact, the BRC-20 token officially supported by Fractal will not be activated until the main network block height reaches 21,000 - the current block height is 5490, and it will take about 5 days to reach the established height. According to common sense, related tokens should not appear before this. So can it reproduce the inscription craze?
