Acala Quests
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The purpose of is to educate users about Acala and prepare them for the Acala Crowdloan. As an incentive, users that complete ALL of the Quests will receive an extra 2% ACA bonus on their Acala contribution, an Acala NFT and their own referral code which entitles them to an additional 5% ACA bonus on referee contributions.
No. However, there are several reasons why we encourage users to complete the :
For users on the Acala Crowdloan Waitlist (needed to sign up by Oct 12): Completing Quests 1 and 2 is the ONLY way to get your referral code. If you complete Quests 1 and 2 before the Acala Crowdloan launches, your referral code will be emailed to you once the Acala Crowdloan launches. If you complete Quests 1 and 2 after the Acala Crowdloan launches, your referral code will be emailed to you. Having your own referral code prior to when you contribute is the only way you can self-refer and receive a 10% bonus.
For users not on the Acala Crowdloan Waitlist: Completing Quest 4 allows you to receive your own referral code which can get you an extra 5% ACA bonus on contributions made by contributors that use your code.
For ALL users: Completing ALL of the Quests entitles you to an extra 2% ACA bonus on your contribution and an Acala NFT. Quests are also a way to educate yourself about Acala and prepare yourself for the Acala Crowdloan.
Make sure that your extension is set to “Allow use on any chain.” Refresh the web page.
Make sure that you are allowing the website access to your extension. Open “Manage Website Access” and make sure that acala.network is allowed. Refresh the web page.
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Yes. Users on the waitlist that have completed Quests 1 and 2 will receive their referral code via email. Users that are not on the waitlist will get their referral code after they contribute to the Acala crowdloan.
Quests will run for the duration of the Acala Crowdloan.
Yes.
No. Ledger does not support Acala at all, even if you connect your Ledger to the polkadot.js extension.
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