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# MDEX will launch a new voting function to select projects with the highest potential

We are clearly aware that the support for high-quality start-up projects is the key to promoting ecological development. Therefore, MDEX will launch the voting function for hot projects at 20:00 on December 22, 2021 (UTC+8), hoping to work with all users to select quality projects with the highest potential.

With this function, users can vote for projects they favor and have the opportunity to win MDX rewards. Projects with enough votes will win MDEX support such as liquidity incentive and promotional marketing, so as to obtain a higher publicity. For details, please see below:<https://mdexdoc.gitbook.io/doc/yong-hu-zhi-nan/hot-project-support-program>

MDEX Team &#x20;

22 Dec 2021


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