Hold the 2023 Year of the Rabbit NFT to participate in the 2024 Year of the Dragon NFT drawing event
ArcBlock is going to hold a unique Giveaway event. If you are the owner of our 2023 Year of the Rabbit NFT, Congratulations! You will have the opportunity to participate in the draw to win a limited edition 2024 Year of the Dragon AIGC NFT for free.
You just need to bring your 2023 Year of the Rabbit NFT to participate in the lucky draw (your Year of the Rabbit NFT still belongs to you after participating, we will only verify if you own it), and you have a chance to win our 2024 Year of the Dragon NFT for free, with a probability of winning as high as 50%. Our Year of the Dragon NFT series is limited to only 6000 pieces, with each piece originally priced at 999 ABT.
This is a special event organized for our community's NFT holders. We hope that all 2023 Year of the Rabbit NFT holders can participate and have a chance to win their own limited edition Year of the Dragon NFT, and there is also a possibility of winning a rare golden Year of the Dragon NFT.
Do you want to know if you are eligible to participate? Open your DID Wallet now and take a look! The participation link for the activity is provided below:
ArcBlock Giveaway: 2023 Rabbit Year NFT Holders, Win 2024 Dragon Year NFT!
Don't have a DID Wallet? Download now:
DID Wallet - DID&Crypto&NFT - Apps on Google Play
Important Notes:
- Please make sure that there is at least one 2023 Year of the Rabbit NFT in your DID Wallet to participate in the lucky draw.
- Each 2023 Year of the Rabbit NFT has only one opportunity to participate.
- The lottery event will end when the NFT quantity is exhausted in the Year of the Dragon 2024. So please join as soon as possible.
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Products
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DID Wallet
renamed
Create and manage a digital identity (DID) and its associated credentials in one app.
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NFT Studio
active
Creates and issues NFTs, and the surfaces for holders to use them.
Terms
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Dapp
An application whose important state does not sit only in one operator's database. What counts as decentralized varies a lot between projects, so the useful question is which part is checkable by someone outside.