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VERASITY ($VRA) Delisting On OKX Exchange

VERASITY ($VRA) OKX 2025-05-13

Verasity $VRA will be delisted on the OKX Exchange pair with VRA/USDT on May 13th, 2025, at 12:00 am UTC.

About Verasity ($VRA) Delisting On OKX

Verasity (VRA) Token is Now on OKX Exchange!

We are happy to share some big news — the Verasity (VRA) token is now available on the OKX Exchange! This is a big step for Verasity as it works to make online videos and ads better using smart technology.

What is Verasity (VRA)?

Verasity is a project that uses blockchain, a special kind of computer technology, to make sure online ads are honest and videos are real. Verasity created a tool called Proof of View (PoV) that checks if someone really watched a video or ad.

The VRA token is like the money that works inside the Verasity system. People can use it to:

Pay for ads and get rewards

Join special programs and earn extra tokens

Stop fake views with smart NFTs Collection (like digital ID cards)

Win prizes for watching videos

Verasity is trying to make the internet a better, safer, and fairer place for people who watch and create videos.

Why is Verasity Special?

It solves real problems: It helps stop fake ads and fake views online.

Smart technology: Its PoV tool is patented, which means no one else can copy it.

Earn rewards: You can stake (lock) Crypto Tokens and earn more over time.

Big ecosystem: It includes tools like VeraWallet (for tokens) and VeraViews (for ad videos).

Why is Listing on OKX Important?

Easy to buy and sell VRA: OKX is a big and trusted Crypto Exchange.

Safe place to trade: It keeps your tokens secure and private.

Lots of users: Millions of people around the world use OKX.

Better tools: You can see charts, prices, and use cool trading features.

In short: Verasity is making video watching and advertising more honest and fun. Now that VRA is on OKX, it's easier than ever to join this exciting project!

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