BTSE Exchange Lists BAD Idea AI ($BAD) Token for Trading

August 30, 2024
BTSE Exchange to List BAD Idea AI (K_BAD) Token for Trading
BTSE Exchange to List BAD Idea AI (K_BAD) Token for Trading

BTSE Exchange announced the listing of the BAD Idea AI $BAD token, allowing users to trade it on their platform starting today. 

According to the BTSE Exchange announcement on X (formerly) yesterday,  the token will also be available across BTSE’s network of over 20 white-label crypto exchanges, aiming to provide better liquidity and pricing options. Users will have the opportunity to trade BAD Idea AI tokens with the ticker K_BAD through various pairs, including K_BAD/USD, K_BAD/USDT, and K_BAD/USDC.

Deposits for K_BAD were enabled at 4:00 AM Eastern Time (ET) yesterday, and trading and withdrawals will commence at 4:00 AM Eastern Time (ET) today. Users can access these options via BTSE’s website or mobile app, which is available for iOS and Android devices.

BAD Idea AI combines artificial intelligence and blockchain elements to offer a decentralized platform that encourages community engagement and governance. A central feature of this project is S.A.R.A.H. (Shibarium Artificial Reasoning and Algorithm Hub), a chatbot designed to participate in group discussions on Telegram and Discord.

According to the project, S.A.R.A.H. “is trained to engage in group chatters on Telegram and Discord, using the Shib Paper as a reference framework,” enabling the chatbot to provide “insightful information on topics connected to the Shibarium Ecosystem and more.”

The chatbot system offers multiple interaction modes, such as “Bad Idea AI mode, Elon Musk Mode, Standard Mode,” and can be configured to suit private and group settings. Groups interested in additional features can purchase “ad-free mode, addition to the knowledge bank, Twitter announcement mode, and specialized customizations.” The project highlights its focus on transparency and community interaction.

The $BAD token operates on the Ethereum blockchain as an ERC-20 token. The project states that “Bad Idea AI is a 0% tax token and is part of an official partnership with the Shiba Inu community.” The maximum supply of K_BAD is listed as “831,041,059,897,327 BAD,” with 58% allocated to the public and 10% designated for a “Humanity’s Last Hope Fund.”

Also, the project reported strong engagement statistics, noting “1-Day Daily Active Users: 1006,” “7-Day Weekly Active Users: 1005.14,” and “30-Day Monthly Active Users: 1156.47.” The platform’s reach extends across “249 groups” with a “Total Population of 136,014.” Additionally, for its Shiba AI initiative, the platform recorded “1-Day Daily Active Users: 585,” “7-Day Weekly Active Users: 594.71,” and “30-Day Monthly Active Users: 660.63.”

BAD Idea AI maintains a broad community presence, claiming a “40,000 membership community across Facebook, X, Telegram, and Discord.” The project has also formed “partnerships with Shiba Inu Community, Tangem, and more,” further enhancing its visibility and engagement within the crypto ecosystem.

The $BAD token was also listed on the WEEX Exchange on August 28, 2024. The listing would enable spot trading of $BAD tokens.

Meanwhile, BAD Idea AI revealed yesterday that the $BAD token was among the top trending cryptocurrencies on Crypto.com.

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Lawrence does not hold any crypto asset. This article is provided for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice. The Shib Magazine and The Shib Daily are the official media and publications of the Shiba Inu cryptocurrency project. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own research and consult with a qualified financial adviser before making any investment decisions.

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