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SocialFi 2.0: What is XPET?
SocialFi 2.0: Free Twitter Pets, Zero Tokens Tutorial
#xpet is a small game on Arbitrum. It is a bit like QQ Pets. You can raise pets on Twitter for free. After receiving a pet for free, you can feed it and let it grow to get $BPET. You can earn $BPET with zero clicks. I received one about ten days ago. Little black cat, see what you can get.
In the past few days, everyone's comment area has either various inscriptions or xpet. The major bloggers have basically been blocked. Everyone should have seen #xpet or treasure chests in other people's comment areas more or less. In the middle of the month, I saw some bloggers tweeting about it, and I also participated in it, but I never did an in-depth study. Yesterday, many friends left comments on how to play. Then there will be a personal interpretation. You can imagine that if xpet continues with its current exposure, will subsequent tokens be able to be listed on the exchange? Are we still in the early stages of participation?
#xpet is a small game on Arbitrum. It is a bit like QQ Pets. You can raise pets on Twitter for free. After receiving a pet for free, you can feed it and let it grow to get $BPET. You can earn $BPET with zero clicks. I received one about ten days ago. Little black cat, see what you can get.
In the past few days, everyone's comment area has either various inscriptions or xpet. The major bloggers have basically been blocked. Everyone should have seen #xpet or treasure chests in other people's comment areas more or less. In the middle of the month, I saw some bloggers tweeting about it, and I also participated in it, but I never did an in-depth study. Yesterday, many friends left comments on how to play. Then there will be a personal interpretation. You can imagine that if xpet continues with its current exposure, will subsequent tokens be able to be listed on the exchange? Are we still in the early stages of participation?
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