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# Premi

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Per la modalità beta, le quest sono suddivise in due tipi: **quest con premi e senza premi**. Per le quest senza premi, gli utenti completeranno le attività per saperne di più sul DeFi o su prodotti e campagne specifici, senza premi in token o punti al momento.

Per le quest con premi, gli utenti possono guadagnare premi in token completandole. I premi saranno distribuiti tramite un'estrazione casuale a tutti gli utenti che completano la quest, come mostrato di seguito.

Ad esempio, se il premio totale è 1000 USDT con 10 vincitori stabiliti, 10 utenti saranno estratti per ricevere il premio.<br>

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Come riscattare i premi:

1. Per riscattare i premi alla fine della quest, controlla se hai vinto tramite la pagina della quest. I vincitori dovrebbero vedere un pulsante "Claim reward" sotto l'importo del premio.
2. Clicca "Claim Reward" e firma la transazione.
3. Controlla il tuo portafoglio per il premio in token.


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