Bitfinex CTO Announces Successful Closure of $ 1 Billion Private Tokensale Bitfinex CTO Paolo Ardoino tweeted this morning that his company managed to raise $ 1 billion by distributing LEO tokens in just 10 days.

Bitfinex CTO Announces Successful Closure of $ 1 Billion Private Tokensale

Bitfinex CTO Paolo Ardoino tweeted this morning that his company managed to raise $ 1 billion by distributing LEO tokens in just 10 days..

“Private companies, giants from our industry and from outside it have invested more than $ 100 million each. A legion of external and internal users have invested $ 1 million each, ”wrote Ardoino.

According to him, the reason for the success of the token sale was Bitfinex's status as a "trusted and recognized" exchange, "whose investors want it to continue to fight for the entire industry." "These are their words," CTO Bitfinex said.

Last week it became known that Bitfinex received promises from investors to buy back all issued LEO tokens, but not all of these promises were final.

Previously, it was assumed that the public sale of LEO will take place only if the set goal of $ 1 billion is not achieved during the private part of the campaign.

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