PancakeSwap launches the SpringBoard platform for no-code token creation on BNB Chain with automatic liquidity connection and zero launch fees, December 4, 2024 🚀

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PancakeSwap has introduced SpringBoard — a platform for creating tokens without the need for programming. It allows for launching tokens on the BNB Chain with no fees and uses a "fair launch" mechanism, ensuring transparent distribution without pre-sales. The key feature is automatic connection to PancakeSwap liquidity, allowing tokens to be available for trading immediately. PancakeSwap's CEO, Chef Kids, emphasized that SpringBoard is a complete ecosystem for the easy and safe launch of tokens.

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