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Brave browser to give away Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT
Brave Wallet, the crypto wallet feature built into the Brave web browser, is now live on both desktop and mobile. To celebrate, Brave is giving away almost half a million dollars in crypto prizes, including a Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT worth 80 ETH.
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Updated: Mar. 7, 2022 at 11:53 pm UTC
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The team behind Brave, the privacy- and crypto-friendly web browser, has been developing the browser’s wallet feature for quite some time. The Brave Wallet is now live on both desktop and mobile platforms.
Brave Wallet is built into the browser itself and does not require installation of a browser plug-in, as do other wallets like Metamask and Coinbase Wallet. According to Brave, having a built-in browser does not slow down the browser’s performance as plug-in wallets may do.
To celebrate the occasion, Brave is announcing the Brave Swap-stakes crypto sweepstakes, a series of giveaways that last for six days starting today, Tuesday 8th of March. Brave will give away fungible tokens as well as NFTs, crescendoing with the give-away of a Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFT worth something along the lines of 80 ether (ETH).
Swap-stakes offers crypto assets and NFTs
Also as a part of the campaign, the Brave Wallet Swap-stakes offers crypto assets from ether (ETH) to Solana (SOL) to Basic Attention Token (BAT), and some of the most coveted NFTs on the market today, such as Lazy Lions, Pudgy Penguins, and World of Women.
The contest runs from 12:01am PST on Tuesday, March 8, to 11:59 pm PST on Monday, March 14, 2022, with new prizes every day. To be eligible for a given day’s prizes, users must have a Brave Wallet address that’s active on that day and use the Brave Swap feature in that wallet to make at least one crypto swap on that day.
To be eligible for the grand prizes, users must have a Brave Wallet address that’s active at some point during the contest and use the Brave Swap feature in that wallet to make at least one crypto swap during the contest active dates.
Brave Wallet is free to use on both desktop and mobile. To use it, new users should download the Brave browser on their desktop or mobile device. To access the Wallet on desktop, open the Brave browser and click the Wallet icon in the toolbar. To access Brave Wallet on mobile, open the browser menu and then tap the Wallet icon. If existing Brave browser users don’t see the wallet icon, they’ll first need to update to the latest version of Brave.
Look for the “golden ticket” in your wallet
Each winner will be randomly selected by their wallet address; users know if they won if they find a freshly minted “golden ticket” NFT dropped into the user’s wallet. This ticket is proof of winning, and redeemable for the actual prize. Winners will be asked to communicate with Brave at an @brave.com email address, and use a specific codeword. Both of these – along with further instructions – will appear on the ticket. Brave will drop prizes in the same wallet in which winners received the golden ticket.
As pointed out in the press release, winners will never be asked to share their private key or any wallet information. Please avoid any resource that claims otherwise, as it may be a phishing attempt. And do not respond to anyone who hasn’t reached out using an @brave.com email address.
Brave browser is a privacy- and crypto web browser with a built-in crypto wallet. The BAT token issued by Brave is used to earn rewards for certain ads in the browser, and for rewarding content producers who participate in the system. The BAT token is ranked at number 94 by market cap. The token is trading at $0.65 at press time, down 3.3% on the week, and down 66% from all-time-high at $1.90 set on the 28th of November last year.
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Laszlo Dobos
Educated in computer engineering, Laszlo began developing an interest in crypto and blockchain technology back in 2013.
