BlockBeats 消息，3 月 29 日，据 Whales Market 数据显示，Parcl 积分当前的地板价为 0.0015 美元（即每 100 万分的交易价格为 1500 USDC）。
BlockBeats 此前报道，Parcl 今日公布初始社区分配细节，7500 万枚 PRCL 将奖励早期用户，100 万枚奖励 Mad Lads 持有者。

Parcl积分当前在Whales Market上地板价为0.0015美元

According to BlockBeats news, on March 29, according to Whales Market data, the current floor price of Parcl points is $0.0015 (that is, the transaction price per 1 million points is 1,500 USDC).
BlockBeats previously reported that Parcl announced the initial community distribution details today. 75 million PRCL will be awarded to early users and 1 million PRCL will be awarded to Mad Lads holders.

The current floor price of Parcl points on Whales Market is US$0.0015

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