Bitlayer's first mining festival officially ended, and Bitlayer's TVL increased by more than $300 million during the event

The Mining Gala head mining festival, jointly initiated by seven ecological projects including Bitlayer, Lorenzo, Bitsmiley, Avalon, Bitcow, Pell, Enzo and Bitparty, on the native second-layer network of Bitcoin, has officially ended. According to official website data, the total lock-up volume (TVL) on the Bitlayer chain reached as high as 450 million US dollars, and during the head mining festival, this indicator increased by 346 million US dollars. The top five projects ranked by TVL are Avalon, Pell, bitCow, bitSmiley, and Enzo. In addition, the number of people paying attention to this head mining festival exceeded 303,000, and the average number of social media account followers of the joint initiators increased by 50,000 during the event. The average number of new user addresses on the seven project chains exceeded 15,000. In addition to providing users with project token airdrops worth more than 24.35 million US dollars, the joint initiators of this head mining festival also promised to distribute 100% of the Bitlayer gems they won in the Bitlayer Dapp list competition to users. Currently, eligible users have free access to the Bitlayer head mining festival mining pioneer exclusive badge for the corresponding project, which can be exchanged for Bitlayer ecological rights in the future. For more information about the Bitlayer head mining festival, please see the original link.