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OtterSec has completed the Security AUDIT of @MayanFinance, and to celebrate this accomplishment, they are having a $BONK party!

Interacting with a project during its early stages can increase your chances of receiving a Retroactive Airdrop after the Token Generation Event.

About Mayan Finance

Mayan Finance is a cross-chain swap infrastructure that makes Solana protocols accessible to EVM chains, offering the best possible swap rates for any trade through a set of trustless and permissionless smart contracts allowing users to use Serum from EVM-based chains. Mayan is the winner of the Better UX Wormhole Hackathon.

To swap tokens on Mayan all you need is a Metamask wallet. You can also use any wallet that supports the WalletConnect protocol. The process is really similar to native swaps.

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Step by step guide

  1. Head to the Mayan Finance Guild.xyz page.
  2. Become one of Mayans by simply connecting your wallet.
  3. Follow @MayanFinance on Twitter & Retweet the announcement Tweet.
  4. Perform a Cross-Chain Swap worth more than $66 before Feb 9 -> 100,000 $BONK will be burned.
  5. Join Mayan Finance on Discord & Claim your $OG Badge to unlock potential opportunities for future rewards.

Step-by-Step Guide ''Mayan Finance Guild.xyz Campaign''

▪️ Note that your swap's source or destination wallet must be the same as the wallet you connected to obtain the Villager role. The OG roles will be assigned after the campaign. Good Luck!

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