1. Guide to completing the activities
2. Conclusion
OpenMind is a technology company developing a decentralized operating system for robots and autonomous agents.
At the time of writing, the project allows you to register for the waitlist and complete simple social tasks to earn points.
The team has raised $20 million in funding from Pantera Capital, Coinbase Ventures, Digital Currency Group (DCG), and Ribbit Capital.
In this guide, we’ll cover which activities are worth doing in the project with a focus on the airdrop.
Registration. Data: OpenMind
Tasks. Data: OpenMind
At the time of writing, the available activities include joining the project’s waitlist and completing simple social tasks to earn points. You can also stay active in the project’s Discord community. Don’t forget to follow the project’s social media channels to avoid missing new activities.
Highlights:
If you have any questions while completing activities, you can ask them in our Telegram chat.
Useful links: Website | X | Discord
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