$DOGS multiple gameplay is coming: Evaa Protocol lending rewards are launched, winter adventure is simultaneously online
Recently, the Dogs community launched a $DOGS winter adventure event. Users can participate in the event and easily win rewards by signing in daily. The official also suggests users add the sign-in page to their mobile desktop for easy tracking of progress, which continues to spark enthusiasm within the community.
At the same time, Evaa Protocol announced that its lending reward activity has officially started. Users can borrow tokens such as $DOGS, $NOT, and $CATI to participate in various income strategies including pledge mining and liquidity provision etc. The highest reward reaches 500,000 $BUILD coins. Borrowers can also earn additional income through pledges on CatizenAI platform or earn rewards by providing liquidity on StonFi and DeDust DEX.
With these dual events boosting it up, the ecological application scenarios of $DOGS have been further enriched with significantly increased community activity levels creating more participation and earning opportunities for holders.
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