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OKX and Gate Wallet Communities in Battle for the Bluwhale Node Challenge

OKX and Gate Wallet Communities in Battle for the Bluwhale Node Challenge

December 12, 2024 – San Francisco, California


In a first-of-its-kind contest, the exchange that is fastest to sell 1,000 nodes will be awarded 1,000 free nodes to share with its community.

Bluwhale, an AI Web 3.0 start-up, today announces an innovative competition on its platform between two of the biggest and fastest-growing exchange wallet teams OKX Web 3.0 versus Gate Web 3.0 to see which exchange’s wallet holders will reach 1,000 common nodes first.

The winning exchange wallet community receives 1,000 free nodes to distribute to its members who purchased Bluwhale nodes.

The two exchanges have grown and demonstrated dramatic traction over the last year.

OKX, one of the largest CEXs (centralized exchanges) globally, has more than $2 billion daily transaction volume for just Bitcoin, while OKX Wallet has more than 100,000 active users daily.

The CEX Gate is an established blockchain platform founded in 2013.

One of the fastest-growing exchanges this year, it is approaching the peak of the top 10 CEXs and delighting its users with a strong diversity of token offerings.

Gate Web 3.0 is a comprehensive platform that drives blockchain technology innovation and adoption, providing DeFi (decentralized finance) services, wallet, Web 3.0 startup, Web 3.0 tasks, DApp and other features.

With Gate Web 3.0, users engage in the crypto ecosystem and experience decentralized digital asset management and trading with efficient and secure on-chain services.

The OKX Web 3.0 versus Gate Web 3.0 competition starts December 12, 2024, at 2:00 a.m. PST and ends when one exchange wallet team reaches the target of 1,000 common nodes sold.

Participants can support their preferred exchange in the Bluwhale common node sale by logging in using either Gate Wallet or OKX Wallet and purchasing a common node at a 10% discounted price.

Bluwhale launched the master codes capable of creating communities in November 2024, selling out tier one and tier two within 48 hours.

It is now transitioning into common nodes that give buyers a lower entry price point $50-$60 and allow them to join communities for higher reward boosts.

Han Jin, co-founder and CEO of Bluwhale, said,

“Node sales have been quite technical where licenses with hardware requirements are being distributed to buyers, limiting attractiveness for retail to participate.

“At Bluwhale, we turn nodes into a simple and fun concept by allowing communities to compete and run them on their…

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