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Aavegotchi (GHST) is a cryptocurrency launched by DAICO. Marketed as the management token by the DAO team, GHST is a project released for DeFi-based collections and NFT projects. Listed by the Binance cryptocurrency exchange, GHST aims to make significant innovations in the NFT sector.
What is Aavegotchi (GHST)?
The team behind the project envisions GHST Coin as a blend of both DeFi and NFT sectors. Supported and launched by the leading DeFi project Aave, Aavegotchi has achieved significant growth in a short time.
Analysis of GHST Coin
As of the writing of this article, GHST is trading at $0.5065. With a total supply of 22,888,411, there are currently only 15,888,448 GHST in circulation. The volume of GHST in the last 24 hours is over $21 million. A notable feature of GHST is its 24-hour volume exceeding its total market value.
How to Purchase Aavegotchi Coin?
How exactly can one purchase GHST Coin? Binance stands out as the most popular platform for this purpose, offering liquidity and security that influence investors’ choice.
- To buy GHST Coin, first, you need to deposit USD balance in the exchange or purchase a cryptocurrency that can be used instead. For this, go to the Binance homepage, click on the “Buy Crypto” option in the top left, and then select the “Credit/Bank Card” tab.
- In the opened tab, choose how much USD you want to trade with, and select Binance USD, i.e., BUSD, in the Coin section.
- After purchasing BUSD, preview the “Buy-Sell” option again in the top left, and click on the “Classic” tab.
- In the section that opens, select the BUSD tab in the top right, enter GHST in the search button and select the GHST /BUSD pair that appears below.
- Then go to the “BUY GHST” tab in the middle, enter the amount you want to buy.
- Enter the desired amount and confirm the transaction to complete the GHST Coin purchase.
It should not be forgotten that these transactions are carried out in the Innovation Zone on the Binance exchange, a platform where quite risky coins are listed. Binance has warned that projects in this area are “highly risky.”
