My Neighbor Alice has recently announced an exclusive $ALICE adventure Airdrop Party. My Neighbor Alice is renowned as a multilayered builder game and a former Binance “Project of the year.” In the Alice Birthday Party celebrations, the game aims to empower its community by distributing 500,000 $ALICE tokens for more than four months.
The event will start on the 3rd of June, marking the largest airdrop in the total history of the game. This event is set to leverage gameplay, community engagement, and creativity to provide users with a competitive and fun way of earning rewards.
A Massive Airdrop to Begin Across Four Waves
The Rewards Board of My Neighbor Alice is central to this massive campaign, dividing into four distinct waves. Chapter One is A New Adventure, starting on the 3rd of June. This wave aims to encourage participants to collect points, leading to the major launch on the 17th of June.
In the first wave, 50,000 $ALICE tokens will be distributed with an increasing reward pool in every wave. The final wave will allow leaderboard performers to access 400,000 $ALICE, wrapping up on the 14th of October. During Wave 1, the members who meet the minimum point threshold will gain the reserved 100,000 tokens.
Extra Excitement Brought by Game Nights, Leaderboard Resets, and NFT Tickets
Every four weeks, the leaderboard will be reset to keep competition fresh and enthusiastic. In this tenure, the members will benefit from new tasks and opportunities. The in-game quests, content creation, referral system, and social media sharing will give players an opportunity to earn extra points. In the progression of events, the additional rewards and exclusive NFT-crafting tickets will be offered in game nights. This overall advancement will increase the user experience.
My Neighbor Alice is set to transform on-chain gaming, focusing on creativity, community, and decentralization. The platform is poised to empower players to become a part of the metaverse adventure by exploring, building, and expressing themselves completely.
