Bodhi (BOT) traded up 37.54% on USD since this time yesterday time period closing 09:15 on May 7th EST. Bodhi presently has a cap of $50,035,600 and its 24 hr trading volume is around $44,683,900. Over the last seven days, Bodhi is 107.93% against the USD together with a move of -1.92%.
Now the Bodhi Foundation has set their eyes on the global market by launching plans to have their platform on the Ethereum network. This will be done by airdropping 100 million of the new Ethereum based ERC-20 tokens to all holders of the Qtum-based BOT, including the Bodhi Foundation that holds 40% of the current BOT tokens.
These new token will be denoted as BOE and it will be applicable on the Ethereum platform.
But so as the rights of BOT holders are protected, BOT development team will give out the BOE as a free airdrop to all BOT holders. The BOT holders will get the BOE tokens at a ratio of 1:1. This means for 1,000 BOT Tokens, a user will get 1,000 BOE Tokens.
This free airdrop will be done through a number of platforms which have agreed to participate in the free BOE airdrop.
The airdrop was announced on 7th May, which in part says:
“To facilitate Bodhi’s support of Ethereum, and to ensure that the platform is jointly managed by users from both communities, the Bodhi Foundation will issue a new token, BOE (Bodhi On Ethereum), based on the Ethereum ERC20 token model standard. The BOE will have the same 100 million total supply as the BOT token”
Bodhi is a QTUM-based predictive market platform. The platform will leverage the advantages of the state-of-the-art decentralized prediction markets by integrating third-party Oracles and decentralized voting via its Oracle abstraction layer. Within the platform token holders will be allowed to create and vote on prediction events, in case the vote is consistent with the predicted value generated by Oracle the token holders will be reward with BOT tokens in exchange.
Bodhi initially conducted an ICO for its project before China enforced a blanket ban on all coin offering activities. As a result of the ban, the team had to refund $12 million raised during the initial coin offering to the investors.
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