USDD, the decentralized stablecoin, will roll out the ninth round of its Strategy campaign with Binance Wallet at 8:00 Singapore time on Oct. 27, according to an official announcement cited by ChainCatcher. The campaign will run through Dec. 16 at 07:59. This round carries a reward pool worth a total of $700,000 in USDD. Users can join by depositing at least 100 USDT through the Strategy section in Binance Wallet, which will automatically qualify them for a share of the rewards. The announcement also said users already participating in the current campaign do not need to take any new action, as they will be enrolled in the ninth round automatically. The entry point is the Binance Wallet Strategy page, with additional details available on the USDD website.
USDD, the decentralized stablecoin, will launch the ninth round of its Strategy campaign with Binance Wallet at 8:00 Singapore time on Oct. 27, according to an official announcement cited by ChainCatcher. The campaign will run until Dec. 16 at 07:59.
This round will offer a reward pool totaling $700,000 worth of USDD. Users who deposit at least 100 USDT through the Strategy section of Binance Wallet can take part and will automatically qualify for a share of the rewards.
The announcement added that users already in the current campaign do not need to take any additional action and will be automatically included in the ninth round. The campaign entry is available through the Binance Wallet Strategy page. More details are available at https://usdd.io.
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