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# \[ended] Binance Web3 Wallet airdrop

Win a share of $100,000 WOO!

Binance has kindly featured WOOFi front and center in its brand new Web3 Wallet, and we’re celebrating with a week-long campaign! The premise is simple: download the Binance Web3 Wallet and complete tasks on WOOFi to earn WOO. The more tasks you complete, the more WOO you’ll get.

| Cross-chain swap any token from any chain into 100 WOO on Arbitrum | $20,000 WOO |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------- |
| Stake 100 or more WOO on Arbitrum                                  | $20,000 WOO |
| Deposit 0.01 ETH into WOOFi’s vault on Arbitrum                    | $20,000 WOO |
| Deposit 25 USDC onto WOOFi Pro via Arbitrum                        | $20,000 WOO |
| Trade $250 or more volume on WOOFi Pro                             | $20,000 WOO |

Campaign timeline: 23.01.2024 00:00 UTC to 05.02.2024 23:59 UTC

Download the Binance Web3 Wallet [here](https://www.binance.com/en/web3wallet). Once done, head to [WOOFi’s designated page](https://www.binance.com/en/activity/mission/woo-airdrop?utm_source=anns) inside the wallet and click \[Join Now]. You can complete the tasks in any order you like, just remember to click \[Verify] on the campaign page once each action has been completed to lock in your guaranteed share of the prize pool! For step-by-step guides on how to complete each task, check out:

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