WEEX Contract Mining and WE-Launch Airdrop: Share 640,000 MON Tokens, Enjoy Double Rewards
BlockBeats News, January 2nd. WEEX announced that "Contract Mining" and WE-Launch have started a joint airdrop: Users who participate in "Contract Mining" and receive WXT rewards can easily participate in the 184th WE-Launch, where they can join a free airdrop of 640,000 Monad (MON). Users participating in WE-Launch for the first time will also receive an additional airdrop of MON equivalent subsidized by WEEX, doubling the rewards.
WEEX's second phase of "Contract Mining" is currently underway, with only 13 days left in the countdown. During the event, users will receive real-time transaction fee rebates in WXT for each contract transaction, with a maximum rebate ratio of 40%. Users can upgrade their mining level through various means such as increasing their cumulative transaction volume, sharing the event and joining communities, inviting friends to participate, and accumulating rewards exceeding 1,000 WXT, unlocking a higher rebate ratio.
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