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# Overview

GemsWall Users will have the opportunity to earn tons of rewards along the way to the token's release! We will make sure that this path will be full of various activities and competitions. This will allow everyone to prove themselves and show what they are capable of. We will take into account every action that the user performs! So be active, show your respect in community channels, communicate, help others, study projects, win in quizzes and contests, vote for projects and be the best!

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## Activities

We plan to realize countless activities of all kinds. We also want to know what the community is most interested in and likes, to realize their wishes. At the moment we plan to implement a number of lotteries, raffles, leaderboards, squad competitions, games, seasons, etc.

## Rewards

At the initial stage we plan to draw rewards in the form of TON and USDT, additionally Gem points. In the future, project rewards, including their tokens, may be added to this. **And of course we can't forget about the GemsWall's token that we plan to launch in the near future.**


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