ILY will soon be listed on Bitget PoolX, with a total airdrop of 220,000 ILY.
Odaily reports that Bitget PoolX will soon launch the ILY project, with a total airdrop of 220,000 ILY tokens. This event will open 2 BTC staking pools, with staking channels available from May 19 at 19:00 to May 25 at 19:00 (UTC+8).
The BTC static staking pool will allocate 97,000 ILY, with a personal staking limit of 30 BTC; the BTC dynamic staking pool will allocate 123,000 ILY, unlocking tiered limits based on users' trading volume over the past 15 days, with a maximum personal staking of 50 BTC.
Additionally, users whose net BTC deposit is positive during the event will receive a 2% BTC savings interest coupon after the event; users participating in PoolX for the first time and meeting the net deposit condition will receive a 10% BTC interest coupon. Net deposit will be calculated from May 19 at 17:00 to May 24 at 17:00 (UTC+8). For more details, please refer to the official Bitget platform.
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