The Open League: Degen airdrop will restart on October 10 at 19:00 GMT, users' previous rewards retained, more DeFi items to be added
The Open League event will soon restart with the Degen airdrop and more updates,” the official TON Eco The Open League posted on its Telegram channel on October 8th. The Degen airdrop will restart on Thursday, October 10th at 11am UTC. After a short break, The Open League event will officially return. During the hiatus, the TON ecosystem achieved several important milestones, including the release of tokens such as CATI, RBTC, WAT and HMSTR. Starting this Thursday, anyone can join the Degen airdrop: simply by providing liquidity or trading in protocols belonging to the DeFi League TVL and Volume Squads. Users who start the Farming airdrop before the campaign is suspended will not lose any previous achievements. Additionally, more DeFi programs will be added to the leaderboards soon, providing users with more options. Stay tuned for further updates on the start of LP Boosts and the restart of App League and Normie airdrops.”
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