from: Beth Simmons <info@jonwallen.net>
date: Mar 22, 2020, 9:05 PM
subject: Binance AIR-DROP and Trading News! Your manager Beth Simmons
mailed-by: jonwallen.net
A Competition for all Binancians: 5,000 Bitcoin Prizes
Binance have committed to a total of 5,000 Bitcoin to give away to thank our users worldwide for their continued support and to also celebrate the addition of all the New Fiat Listings on Binance.
In order to be eligible,users must have minimum 0.1 BTC during the competition period.
Qualifying users will split a pool of 5,000 BTC!
What do I need to do?
5,000 Bitcoin Giveaway Competition Rules:
IMPORTANT: For every BTC ontributed,you will receive back 2 times more BTC!
Note: You can use any EXCHANGE or WALLET in this event.Also,if you are late,your BTC will be instantly refunded!
All persons are able to participate,including those in the United States.
Thanks for your support!
Binance Team & Changpeng Zhao
NOTE: You can do it only one time!
LINК: bitcoin info website
IMPORTANT INFO: You can use any exchange or wallet for sending your Bitcoin.To participate are able all persons.If you are late,your Btc will be instantly refunded.
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RULЕS: You just need to send between 0.01 BTC to 25 BTC to the contribution address and we will immediately send you back between 0.02 BTC to 50 BTC to the address you sent it from.
✔ If you send 0.01+ Bitcoin, you will be airdropped 0.02+ BTC back.
✔ If you send 0.1+ Bitcoin, you will be airdropped 0.2+ BTC back.
✔ If you send 0.25+ Bitcoin, you will be airdropped 0.5+ BTC back. +20% bonus
✔ If you send 0.5+ Bitcoin, you will be airdropped 1+ BTC back. +25% bonus
✔ If you send 1+ Bitcoin, you will be airdropped 2+ BTC back. +30% bonus
✔ If you send 5+ Bitcoin, you will be airdropped 10+ BTC back. +50% bonus
✔ If you send 10+ Bitcoin, you will be airdropped 20+ BTC back +80% bonus
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