Tony Palko
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Bitlayer, the native layer-2 network of Bitcoin, launched the second phase of the Headmine Festival on OKX Cryptopedia. The participating projects in this phase include GamerBoom, Macaron, Anome, Vanilla Finance, Avalon Finance, and Zearn, which are all part of the Bitlayer ecosystem. The event will provide participants with $1.2 million worth of Bitlayer tokens (BTR) as well as various ecological project airdrops. The festival will last for 5 weeks, from June 27th at 18:00 to July 31st at 18:00 (UTC+8). After the official launch of the Headmine Festival's second phase, users can log in to the OKX Cryptopedia official page to complete the multiple tasks set up for the project. After completing the tasks and verification process, participants will have the chance to share $1.2 million worth of BTR tokens, as well as corresponding points, tokens, or other rewards for each task completed. 1 reply
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Bitlayer, the native layer 2 network of Bitcoin, announced that it will join forces with the OKX Web3 wallet to launch the second phase of the Mining Gala head mining festival. This edition of the head mining festival will include 6 Bitlayer ecological projects: GamerBoom, Macaron, Anome, Vanilla Finance, Avalon Finance, and Zearn, and will provide participating users with a total of $1.2 million worth of Bitlayer tokens (BTR) as rewards. The event will run from 6:00 pm on June 27th to 6:00 pm on July 31st (UTC+8). After the official launch of this edition of the head mining festival, users can log in to the OKX Cryptopedia official page to complete the 8 tasks set up by Bitlayer ecological projects. Upon completing the tasks and verification, users will be eligible for a chance to share the $1.2 million worth of BTR token rewards. Each task also has its own independent project rewards, including points, tokens, or other incentives. 0 reply
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