The Arbitrum Odyssey event has started. What issues do you need to pay attention to?

BlockBeats
2022-06-22 17:31:30
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Original author: 0x711&wzp, Rhythm BlockBeats

The Arbitrum Odyssey event officially started at 1 AM Beijing time on June 22. The community generally expects this event to serve as a "stepping stone" for obtaining Arbitrum airdrops. Fortunately, the GAS fees are low, and ETH has become relatively cheaper, making interaction costs manageable. On-chain data shows a rapid increase in cross-chain transaction volume as the event began.

The main purpose of the Arbitrum Odyssey event is to familiarize users with Arbitrum, helping them understand its logic and operations, so the interaction methods are not overly complex.

So what exactly needs to be done in the first week of the Odyssey event, and how?

For users unfamiliar with Ethereum Layer 2 or Arbitrum, the tasks in the first week are essentially a training session for newcomers. Users only need to transfer ETH (note, it must be ETH) into the Arbitrum network via the officially designated cross-chain bridge to achieve the task goal. Additionally, the first week's tasks include an extra reward: users who utilize the cross-chain bridge protocol with the highest transaction volume will qualify for an additional NFT reward.

Therefore, for users looking to earn an extra NFT reward, the optimal strategy might be to choose the cross-chain bridge protocol with the highest transaction volume based on on-chain data a few hours before the event ends. According to official information, BlockBeats has summarized the key points regarding the Odyssey and the first week's activities as follows:

Details about the Odyssey event

When does the Odyssey start?

It starts at 1:00 AM Beijing time on June 22, with the first week being Bridge week.

What are the requirements to participate?

You only need ETH to pay for gas fees.

Can I participate if I didn't vote in the Snapshot?

Yes, you can participate without voting in the Snapshot.

How many NFTs are there in total?

A total of 17 different NFTs will be provided. One NFT for Bridge week (Week 1), and if users use the bridge with the highest ETH transfer volume, they will receive an additional reward NFT. Weeks 2-8 will have 14 NFTs; if you obtain at least 13 of the first 16 NFTs, you will receive the final NFT.

Where can I claim my NFT?

https://galaxy.eco/arbitrum/

Is there a limit on the number of NFTs that can be minted?

No limit, as long as the relevant tasks are completed.

If I completed the task before the Odyssey started, am I eligible to apply for the NFT?

No, users need to complete the specified tasks within the specific time frame announced each week.

Notes for the first week of the Odyssey

What assets will be counted during Bridge week?

Only ETH.

Is there a minimum ETH amount for Bridge week?

No, there is no minimum amount.

How can I obtain the special reward NFT during Bridge week?

By using the bridge that transfers the most ETH this week.

When can I apply for the Bridging NFT?

Shortly after Bridge week ends.

Which chain do users need to bridge from?

Any chain supported by the relevant bridges.

Can users use multiple bridges?

Yes.

Is the official bridge part of the event?

No, it only applies to the bridges shown in the image below. (Link attached)

How long after completing the task will the Project Galaxy event page be updated?

Depending on the technology behind different bridges, results from Hop and Connext will be displayed immediately, while other results will be shown after Bridge Week.

Why does using Bungee qualify for Hop Protocol conditions?

Bungee is a bridge aggregator, so using Bungee through Hop also qualifies for completing Hop conditions.

Why are there 4 Hop Protocols on the event page?

The Hop team has provided 4 different subgraphs for 4 different chains. Using any of them qualifies for completing the Bridge week task.

Which cross-chain bridges

On June 22, the official Discord clarified the details of the cross-chain bridges participating in the first week's activities.

Bridges that can trade assets for ETH on Arbitrum:

Hashflow

https://app.hashflow.com/

Bungee

https://www.bungee.exchange/

Varen

https://varenx.com/swap

Router

https://app.routerprotocol.com/

Rango

https://app.rango.exchange/

Debridge

https://testnet.degate.com/

LiFinance

https://transferto.xyz/swap

Rubic

https://app.rubic.exchange/;

And bridges that can transfer ETH to Arbitrum:

Degate

https://testnet.degate.com/

BoringDAO

https://oportal.boringdao.com/

Celer

https://cbridge.celer.network/

Composable

https://mosaic.composable.finance/

Connext

https://bridge.connext.network/

Hop

https://app.hop.exchange/

Multichain

https://app.multichain.org/

Across

https://across.to/

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