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TON DeFi Strategies for 100% APR — Live Today at 8 PM CET
Join Vlad Degen, DeFi Lead at TON Foundation, and Helena, Head of Community at TON Society, as they dive into strategies for earning 100% APR on DeFi. Learn how to earn guaranteed returns, get airdrops, and claim SBTs.
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