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Up to US$30 Worth of Optimism Crypto for Completing Quests about Optimism Network (~US$1.50 Fee in ETH) @ Coinbase Wallet

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This deal is probably best for those who are more technical (although there are clear step by step instructions given by Coinbase to complete each quest).

Optimism is a blockchain network, with OP its native token on the blockchain (just like Ethereum blockchain network with ETH as it’s native token).

You will need the Coinbase Wallet app (rather than just the Coinbase Exchange app). You will also need some ETH tokens (on the Optimism blockchain) to start off with to pay for gas/fees.

Check under the “Learning rewards” section in your Coinbase Exchange app for the Optimism quests (see image under deal link). Clicking on the Optimism quests tab will bring you from your Coinbase Exchange app to your Coinbase Wallet app, which will then prompt the following 4 individual Optimism quests to appear in your Coinbase Wallet app:

  1. Learn about Optimism by swapping (swap ETH for USDC, DAI, USDT, or WBC on the Optimism network using Coinbase Wallet's Swap feature) - Earn USD 5 in OP tokens.
  2. Delegate on Optimism (delegate your OP tokens on Optimism’s delegation website Agora) - Earn USD 5 in OP tokens.
  3. Build your digital avatar (design and mint your own Optimism NFT) - Earn USD 10 in OP tokens.
  4. Deposit and earn yield with Yearn Finance (deposit into the OP, DAI, USDC or WETH Yearn Finance vaults on Optimism and hold the deposit for at least 7 days) - Earn USD 10 in OP tokens.

You may need to complete the quests one at a time before the next quest will show up in your Coinbase Wallet app. In total, I paid about US$1.50 in gas/fees, in return for the US$30.

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  • +2

    Seems to be targeted. Don't have these in my account.

  • Get in quick before ozbargain bans this, as they should.

  • +3

    Optimism.. that would be that the Eth gas fees are less than the $5 reward.

  • -5

    Again crypto the latest pyramid scheme

    How many people got sucked in! The sooner this is banned worldwide the better for humanity

    • +3

      Crypto takes money control away from banks and puts it back in the hands of the people…

      Problem is it's the same thing..banks are also just run by people…those who have more manipulate those who have the least.

      So Crypto is just like normal banking .. with 1000 currencies …in the same country.

      The tech is what it's all about. The sooner the name "crypto" is turfed and blockchain technology is used the better. Should never be about parabolic investing, just backing the right tech..

      • -3

        How many ordinary people got their hands on crypto money? No manipulation inn the wild west of crypto?

        What a load of bs they've been telling people and people actually believe it. Just like the tulip mania and the South Sea Bubble. History repeats!

        • I mean "Crypto" as a financial system is just as bad as traditional finance. Hence the "those who have more manipulate those who have the least". The 'unbanked' and 'decentralised' is a load of shit when the division of wealth is so massive. Someone else is always going to have more and be in control, and if humans are involved, it's going to be greed driven. CEO's, Shares holders, token holders, exchanges, banks, fees, gas, dollar, Ether..all the same based on not much other than making those at the top more..

          Where traditional finance is still ahead is GUI of transacting. The GUI of "crypto" is a joke. Where crypto is way ahead..sending value to someone overseas, sending conditionally, or purchasing value in bulk. No other method can do it as cheap. There's the blockchain tech. That IS it's purpose. Not a tulip and not the pyramid scheme that comes with it (but that is just from human use of it). It's just a fluent wealth transporter.

          Final reality, is property increasing+ rates, shares increasing+ dividends, crypto increasing+ staking.. every time anyone of the above moves, the government gets paid. The more it's worth, the more they get paid, while also those with the least get even less and less purchasing power.

        • As for wild west..I have experienced 'the wild west' on both sides.

          Look up Pancake Bunny exploit. $600 a token one day, nothing the next. Inside job..probably.

          Then look up Arrium. The government were happy to gamble on wiping out an entire town so they could make a larger "collect" and sell a valuable Australian asset to offshore ownership. A 3 bed house was forcefully sold on a mortgage sale for a mere $18000. In 2018. The government destroyed that person. 1000's more similar. No F's given! Arrium was fine, just experiencing a low market and sure debts were leveraging out. But unlike banks that were protected in the GFC, Arrium got shorted into oblivion. The market price recovered significantly during admimistration. Should have been put back in action. Instant debt repayment now possible..Nup..took the total value from share holders (shares went to $0), then sold it offshore for a never disclosed sum. An inside gov job…definitely.

          https://michaelwest.com.au/barely-legal-arrium-a-fee-fest-fo…

          • @tunzafun001: Abridged Kramer quote from Seinfeld "I don't invest in the stock market, it's all controlled by junk bonds". Kind of true from what I've looked into.

    • How many people got wrecked on Microsoft or Apple for example. If you buy at the wrong time or during early volatile stages, then there will be potential for losses.

  • Only the 'Learn' and "Delegate' quest were available for me :(

    • +2

      You may need to complete the quests one at a time before the next quest will show up in your Coinbase Wallet app.

      For me, I needed to complete quests 1 & 2 first before the next one appeared in a couple of days.

      • +1

        Thanks, I'll keep an eye out for them!

  • Au binance users just need a new home guys

    • Not really. Just the AUD ramps are gone. Not indefinitely. Once the government finds a way to monitor exactly what is going in / out. It will be back. But..they would probably prefer to BE Binance..so there is that.

    • Recommend btc markets.

  • Thanks, this is great.
    I've done the first two tasks and the rewards were instant. I didn't know about the rest of the quest so I am starting them today.
    Coinbase is one of the biggest and most robust crypto firms in existence. They are a public listed company in the US, and their balance sheet is amazing. They are trusted by some of the biggest "traditional" financial companies like BlackRock.
    I agree this deal is for those already comfortable with holding and transferring cryptocurrency. Of course there are gas fees involved, but the rewards are greater than the costs. The Optimism coin rewards can be immediately cashed out through another exchange, or converted into another currency.

  • Nice, UI for optimism is really well done and tasks were pretty easy.

  • How much do you need in gas fees?

    • Did you read my post?

      • Sorry, I did but missed that last line. How did you top up your wallet? I find ETH costs about $5 just to transfer from one wallet to another.

        • You will also need some ETH tokens (on the Optimism blockchain)

          You will be using the Optimism network, which means gas is low.

          • @ilovefullprice: Yeah cheers I saw that but how did you get the ETH onto your wallet? When I went to transfer ETH from Binance the cost was $5.

            • @bobwokeup: Did you do any free crypto tasks on the main Coinbase app? You can convert easily there, then transfer to Wallet app. Free tasks may still be open. Or send ETH from Binance using Optimism from straight to the Wallet app. Fees vary during the day and with volume.

  • +1

    Is anyone else stuck on the loading page after completing the tasks?

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