Bitget Wallet Announces Second Phase of BWB Eco-Partnerships, Aptos, Pendle, and More Than 20 Other Programmers Join
On March 28, Web3 Wallet Bitget Wallet announced the second phase of its BWB ecological partner program cooperation list, including Aptos, Pendle, Shardeum, GMX, including 20 all well-known public chains and head protocols Currently, the total number of cooperation members of the program has reached 70, including the first phase of the addition of Avalanche, Taiko, Babylon, Near and others.
BWB Eco-Partner Program is a targeted incentive program launched by Bitget Wallet for industry-renowned project parties and partners, aiming to provide user airdrop incentives for the sincerity of project parties through the Bitget Wallet eco-token BWB, a popular asset, to incentivize active participants in the decentralized ecosystem and to promote the development of project parties at the same time. It is reported that the relevant airdrop activities will continue until April 28 users, you can participate in the activities organized by the project side to obtain BWB points, the future exchange for BWB.
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