Bitget Wallet Integrates with ZKFair Mainnet, Jointly Launches Gas Fee Airdrop Event
Dec 21, 2023
Bitget Wallet & ZKFair: Gas Fee Airdrop Fuels Mainnet Launch
Victoria, Seychelles - December 21, 2023 —
Leading Web3 trading wallet Bitget Wallet (formerly BitKeep Wallet) has integrated with the ZK-L2 community network ZKFair, allowing users to create and import their ZKFair accounts via mobile app and browser extension. Users can manage their on-chain assets, perform transfers, and interact with ecosystem DApps right from the convenience of their wallet.
ZKFair is a ZK-L2 mainnet based on Polygon CDK and Celestia Modular DA, powered by Lumoz's ZK-RaaS. It aims to establish a fair, community-driven, and autonomous ZK layer 2 network. ZKF, its native mainnet token, has a total supply of 10 billion and will be distributed to the community via an airdrop, using the stablecoin USDC as the Gas token.
Reportedly, ZKFair is set to launch a gas fee airdrops event on December 23, allocating 75% ZKF, and distribute among participants based on their proportional contribution to gas fees, the gas fee airdrop cap is 3 million USDC. At the same time, Bitget Wallet will also launch the third phase of its incentivized interaction event, Task2Get. Tasks will include interactions with popular ZKFair mainnet DApps such as Orbiter, iZUMi, Meson, Ivy Maker, AlienSwap. Users participating in DApp interactions and token transfers on the ZKFair mainnet will be offered the opportunity to use gas fees for airdrop.
Task2Get consolidates various on-chain interaction tasks into a user-friendly and straightforward manner, allowing users to interact with promising mainnets and projects to earn their chance for future airdrops. Additionally, it also offers various rewards for different interactions, such as NFT and project mainnet tokens, providing a convenient way for users to explore the Web3 ecosystem while enjoying various incentives.
With a global user base of 12 million, Bitget Wallet has grown to become one of the most popular non-custodial crypto wallets in the world, ranking fourth in global wallet downloads in the recent quarter. As a secure, convenient, and feature-rich Web3 trading wallet, Bitget Wallet plays a crucial role as a gateway and active participant in the Web3 ecosystem. It aims to provide users with diverse asset choices and efficient on-chain interaction experiences.
"Supporting the ZKFair mainnet and launching related activities will provide users with a convenient and rewarding way for Web3 interaction," Alvin Kan, Chief Operating Officer of Bitget Wallet stated.
About Bitget Wallet (Web3 Trading Wallet)
Formerly known as BitKeep, Bitget Wallet stands as Asia's largest and global frontrunner among all-in-one Web3 trading wallets. We offer a comprehensive range of on-chain products and DeFi services to our users, including wallet functionality, Swap feature, NFT trading, DApp browsing, MPC Wallet and more.
With a 5-year legacy, Bitget Wallet has garnered acclaim from over 12 million users worldwide and has secured partnerships with prominent industry leaders including Bitcoin, Ethereum, TRON, BNB Chain, Solana, Base, and others. This success stems from our commitment to consistently delivering secure and convenient products and services.
In March 2023, Bitget, a leading crypto derivatives trading platform made a substantial $30 million investment in BitKeep, acquiring a controlling stake. Following this strategic move, BitKeep underwent a transformative and strategic brand evolution in August, officially rebranding itself as Bitget Wallet.
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