In this article:
1. Guide to completing the activities
2. Conclusion
Pi Squared is an L1 blockchain that uses a ZK protocol for universal verification and interoperability of blockchains and applications.
The project has raised $12.5 million in funding from Polychain Capital, Robot Ventures, Samsung Next, and others.
In this guide, we’ll go over the activities worth doing in the testnet with a focus on a potential airdrop.
- Go to the website, import the key, and claim test tokens:
Create a wallet. Pi Squared
- Send test tokens to other addresses and track transactions in the Explorer:
Make transactions. Explorer
- Sign up on the platform using your email:
Register on the website. Pi Squared
- In the Quests section, complete social tasks and go through the quests. Quiz answers: 1. NO; 2. Above 100,000; 3. None, because the fastest validators don’t need to talk to each other:
Quests section. Pi Squared
- Join the project’s Discord, stay active, and wait for the roles to appear.
The project team has attracted solid investments. At the time of writing, there is no information about rewards; however, participation in the testnet requires no costs and takes little time. In the near future, the team will launch Pi2 Reactor and also add roles in Discord.
Follow the project’s social media to stay updated and not miss important announcements.
Highlights:
- stay active in the testnet;
- complete quests;
- be active in Discord.
If you have any questions when completing activities, you can ask them in our Telegram chat.
Useful links: Website | X | Discord
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