LAB announces the official launch of its buyback program
Official LAB announced on social media that the LAB buyback plan has officially started, and the exclusive buyback portal is about to go live. The public trading competition will be open to all LAB supporters, and each buyback of LAB will be publicly displayed in real time on the portal.
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