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# OSS$ - Airdrop! - End
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We are thrilled to announce the OSSCHAIN Token Airdrop! Earn 1000$ OSS$ tokens by engaging with any one of our communities. The airdrop starts on 08 October 2023 and will end on 08 February 2024.
#### Here's how to participate:
> Choose Any One Community to Engage With us and verifying your tokens:
* Telegram Community:
* Twitter Community:
* Discord Community:
Web:
Docs:
### General Rules:
* Participants must engage with at least one of the above communities to be eligible for the airdrop.
* Choose Any One Community to Engage With us and verifying your tokens.
* Multiple accounts or fake accounts will be disqualified.
* The OSSCHAIN team reserves the right to change the terms or disqualify participants if any suspicious activity is detected.
* Tokens will be distributed after verifying the actions of the participants.
### Airdrop Duration:
The airdrop campaign starts on 08 October 2023.
The campaign will conclude on 26 February 2024.
All participatory actions must be completed within this timeframe to be eligible.
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