Over Wallet & OKX Cryptopedia

Over Protocol is a decentralized layer 1 blockchain designed with lightweight full nodes, making it easy to run on various devices. Recently, Superblock, a key player in the development of Over Protocol, successfully raised an impressive $8 million from well-known companies and venture capitalists in South Korea.

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Our previous post about Over Wallet
2. If you dont have an OKX account, you can register here
3. You can find Detailed Guide here

A few words about Project:

We’re excited to announce that Season 16 of OKX Cryptopedia will kick off on April 17, 2024. During this campaign, participants can engage with interactive tasks about OverProtocol and earn 10 OVER (Testnet tokens) daily. These activities not only offer immediate rewards but also could qualify participants for future airdrops.

The airdrop event started on April 17 and will run until OverProtocol launches its mainnet, all within the OKX Wallet. Users can explore OverProtocol-related missions on Cryptopedia, a learn-to-earn platform available in the OKX Wallet app.

The first task involves checking in daily as part of OverProtocol’s ‘Open Beta Testnet Season 2.’ Eligible users can mark their attendance each day on the Cryptopedia’s OverProtocol event page to earn test tokens and participate in the testnet.

Participants can also take part in palm staking with OverWallet and home staking with OverNode. Their involvement could lead to earning additional OVER airdrops, based on their contributions to the ecosystem. OVER is the essential token of the OverProtocol network.

Since the launch of OverProtocol’s Testnet, we’ve seen significant engagement, with over 700,000 participants in palm staking and more than 30,000 in home staking in just one month. As the mainnet launch draws near, we anticipate more global users will join and contribute to the OverProtocol ecosystem, supported by ongoing partnerships with major industry players.

Stay tuned for more missions to be unveiled as the mainnet launch of OverProtocol approaches.