Linea updates Volt3: allows users to provide MENDI, NILE, ZERO and LYNEX liquidity to earn LXP-L
On July 24th, Linea updated its announcement regarding The Surge Volt3 event launched last week, stating that this is the last month for Early Adopter Modifier to be active. Additionally, in response to the issue of the non-intuitive Open Block Labs dashboard, Linea is signing contracts with third-party developers to create a better UI. In The Surge Volt3, users can earn LXP-L by providing liquidity for MENDI, NILE, ZERO, and LYNEX. Next month, Linea will update the community on new token integrations and other participation methods, such as staking native tokens in their respective protocols.
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