Airdrop Progress Acceleration! Detailed Guide to Stage 2 Tasks and Claiming on LayerEdge!

LayerEdge official Twitter has announced the second-phase tasks, scheduled from March 1, 2025, to March 22, 2025.

With the launch of the second-phase tasks, it means the LayerEdge airdrop is getting closer, and users can prepare in advance.

The tasks remain simple and easy to complete—participants only need to open the designated webpage daily, run it successfully, and then close it. In addition, some extra tasks must be completed to fulfill the requirements of this round.

For users interested in participating in the LayerEdge ecosystem, this is undoubtedly a low-cost opportunity to earn potential rewards. It is recommended to participate early and consistently complete the tasks to ensure you don’t miss out on any benefits!

The interaction guide for the second-phase tasks is now officially open. Below are the detailed steps. Please read carefully and follow the guide, as you should be able to complete the tasks smoothly.

This task covers specific interaction processes, with each step explained in detail to ensure everyone can easily get started.

Portal:

https://dashboard.layeredge.io/

1.After visiting the specified link, first connect your wallet and enter the invitation code pUd361Lw in the corresponding field to successfully access the page. (Please note that the invitation code is a required field; you will not be able to enter the website without it.)

2.Start the Light Node: Click the “Start Node” button and complete the signature confirmation. When the Lightnode shows a green status, it means the node is running successfully. It is recommended to activate it once every day. (If you encounter an error message while starting, try refreshing the page and retrying multiple times.)

3.Claim Daily Rewards: Sign in daily to claim rewards. If you complete a consecutive 7-day sign-in, you will receive an additional 25,000 points, boosting your points accumulation efficiency.

5.Submit proof on the Proofs page to complete the task. You can simply write a few words about your task experience, such as your feedback on the project or your user experience. Based on testing, this submission method works successfully, so feel free to try it.

(Here’s an example you can use as a reference and modify before submitting it in English):

“The overall experience was good, the webpage ran smoothly, and I didn’t encounter any noticeable errors. If any issues arise, refreshing the page resolves them.”

After submitting with this format, the task was successfully completed. It doesn’t need to be a long response; just a few simple sentences are enough.