Violet Vallaya
The $BAD token (BAD IDEA AI) can now be stored on the Robinhood app’s decentralized finance (DeFi) wallet. The move not only provides a secure storage solution for $BAD holders but also enhances the token’s visibility with logo support on the platform.
Robinhood is a commission-free investing app that allows users to buy and sell stocks, ETFs, and cryptocurrencies.
Notably, the $BAD token has been making waves in the crypto community, becoming the most mentioned highlight meme coin on Crypto Insights in the last 24 hours. The surge in popularity is a testament to the token’s growing influence and to the increasing interest among investors on meme coins.
Adding to its recent achievements, the $BAD was the top trending cryptocurrency on crypto.com, with a trading volume of 1.91 million in the last 24 hours. The impressive trading volume indicates a high level of activity and interest in the token.
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In another major milestone, the $BAD token has been listed on the Stealth EX io exchange, a renowned cryptocurrency exchange. This listing will provide holders with more options for trading and could potentially increase the token’s liquidity.
Bad Idea AI ($BAD) is a decentralized experiment that aims to explore whether artificial intelligence will overtake humanity, and if not, how it can work for us.
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It’s a social experiment to test whether AI can work alongside humans to lead society into a new golden age or if it will result in a dystopian future. The founders of Bad Idea AI are anonymous, which is common in decentralized projects.
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VIOLET
Violet is a cryptocurrency journalist covering blockchain technology and digital assets.
