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Daystarter (DST) is officially listed on WEEX with the DST USDT trading pair. As a Web3 lifestyle platform that gamifies wake-up routines and delivers personalized astrology content, DST offers daily habit incentives. Trade DST USDT on WEEX Spot starting July 7, 2025.

America Party (APETH) is now officially listed on WEEX with the APETH USDT trading pair. This meme coin—sparked by Elon Musk’s political buzz—offers vibrant community-driven trading opportunities. Start trading APETH USDT on July 7, 2025.

Mooncat (MOONCAT) has launched the MOONCAT USDT trading pair on WEEX. This cat-themed memecoin on Solana brings meme fun and community vibes.

Newton Protocol (NEWT) is now available on WEEX with the NEWT USDT trading pair. This AI-powered, verifiable automation layer enables secure cross-chain delegation via agents.

Impossible Cloud Network (ICNT) is now available for trading on WEEX with the ICNT USDT pair. The decentralized, enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure token enables staking, compute/storage access, and secure payments.

Exim Token (EXIM) will debut on WEEX with the EXIM USDT trading pair. As a DeFi utility token enabling RWA-based commodity tokenization, payments, escrow services, and trade finance for SMEs, EXIM bridges crypto with global trade.

Humanity Protocol (H) is officially listed on WEEX with the H USDT pair. Starting July 2, 2025, at 10:00 AM UTC, users can trade seamlessly on WEEX spot. Enjoy secure, privacy-focused identity token trading.

Sahara AI (SAHARA) is officially listed on WEEX with a SAHARA USDT trading pair, providing seamless spot access. Experience the first AI-native blockchain where users build, monetize, and govern decentralized AI.

RET&BLOKI (RET) is soon to be listed on WEEX with a RET USDT trading pair. As the utility token for the meme-driven RET & BLOKI ecosystem—including NFTs, gaming, and Telegram tipping—GET READY to trade RET USDT.

Decentralized USD (USDD) will be listed on WEEX with a USDD USDT spot trading pair. The stablecoin offers 1:1 USD peg, over‑collateralization, and PSM-backed stability.