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# 🎁 Early Adopter Rewards & Airdrop

## Early Adopter Rewards & Airdrop

At **Cassowary**, we believe that the community and the early believers are the true foundation of any successful decentralized protocol. To ensure our earliest supporters are properly recognized, we have designed a highly rewarding incentive structure.

### The Native Token Airdrop

As mentioned in our roadmap, the protocol will be launching its own native token in the coming months.

<p align="center"><em><mark style="color:red;"><strong>Anyone who mints tokenized assets (like SPCXw) during these first few weeks will be officially classified as an Early Adopter</strong></mark><strong>.</strong></em> Early Adopters will receive a significantly larger allocation in the upcoming native token Airdrop. The earlier you participate and the more volume you mint, the greater your reward will be when the token launches.</p>

### The Galxe Rewards Program

In addition to the minting airdrop, we want to reward users who help us expand the **Cassowary** ecosystem.

We have officially launched our community rewards program on **Galxe**. By visiting our Galxe campaign, you can complete simple social quests, help spread the word about our revolutionary RWA platform.

These Galxe points will act as a direct multiplier for your future rewards. Expand the project, grow the community, and earn alongside us.


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