United States exchange has announced that it is giving away 1 billion Lumens () (about $106 million) to users that are willing to study the protocol. The was revealed in a blog post on Tuesday, March 26.
The move is part of Earn, the exchange’s crypto-focused educational program. The company that this particular session of the program is its “biggest yet.” Each eligible U.S. user can gain up to $50 for using the program to study the protocol.
According to the Earn , the program developed in partnership with consists of five educational videos of up to three minutes each. After watching the videos and completing a set of corresponding quizzes, users reportedly will earn XLM as a reward.
The company noted that it the first group of invitations to join the program to its U.S. . Users outside the U.S. are invited to sign up for a waitlist.
XLM is currently ranked 8th by market capitalization among the top-100 on . The coin’s market cap and price have seen a noticeable uprise following ’s announcement, with 24-hour gains of almost 7 percent. As of press time, is at $0.106.
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Earlier this month, support for XLM on its main retail investor platform. The was available to the majority of , with the exception of users in the United Kingdom or in the U.S. state of New York, at the time of writing. Prior to that, the company’s professional platform, Pro, it was accepting XLM deposits.
As Cointelegraph previously , a massive XLM airdrop took place in November, 2018. Back then, provider launched full support for the , alongside giving away $125 million worth of XLM to its user base. The company itself marked the initiative as “the largest airdrop in the history of crypto and likely the largest consumer giveaway ever.”
Published at Wed, 27 Mar 2019 12:54:08 +0000
