DexLab airdrop

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The prize pool for the DexLab Airdrop is valued at Only the top Solana projects will be listed on DexLab, a decentralized exchange. Solana is an innovative, high-performance blockchain project founded in late-2017 by engineers from companies such as Qualcomm, Intel, and Dropbox. Anatoly Yakovenko, the founder, published a whitepaper outlining the project's vision for a permissionless blockchain.

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About DexLab

Dexlab will be distributing a total of $125,000 worth of tokens to whitelist registrants. Selected participants will have the opportunity to take part in the IDO scheduled from May 26, 14:00 UTC to May 28, 14:00 UTC. For those who are not selected in the whitelist draw, Dexlab will be granting an airdrop of 6,250,000 $DXL tokens. Anatoly noticed the struggle of blockchain systems like Bitcoin and Ethereum, which lacked synchronized clocks and could only handle up to 15 transactions per second, while centralized systems like Visa reached 65,000 tps at peaks. Anatoly Yakovenko also holds 2 patents for high-performance Operating Systems protocols.

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Visit the DexLab Airdrop page & Click on the “Airdrop Event & Whitelist On Live!” tab to access the form. Join DexLab on Telegram. Follow @Dexlab_official on Twitter. Quote and Like the latest Tweet with the #hashtags #Dexlab #DXL #DXLIDO #IDO #IDOsale. Submit your Solana wallet address and details to the Airdrop event form. you can also check out the DexLab wallet tutorial. To participate in the IDO sale, you must comply with the Terms and Conditions. (DO NOT USE AN EXCHANGE ADDRESS)

Disclaimer: This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Conduct thorough research before making any deposit/investment decisions (DYOR).

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