PANews reported on October 16th that ETHGas has officially launched its second chapter, "The Great Gas Reckoning." Users can generate a personalized "Gas ID" and redeem their past on-chain gas expenditures for reward tokens called "Beans." Participation includes generating a Gas ID, claiming Bonus Beans based on gas expenditures, and completing more tasks by sharing on the X platform. The Gas ID is a custom card that records a user's on-chain gas history, displaying total expenditures across various swap, mint, and burn operations. ETHGas states that linking more wallets will earn a higher "Gassy Level" and more rewards, unlocking up to 4,000 Bonus Beans. These rewards will be used to advance the "Gasless Future" ecosystem.PANews reported on October 16th that ETHGas has officially launched its second chapter, "The Great Gas Reckoning." Users can generate a personalized "Gas ID" and redeem their past on-chain gas expenditures for reward tokens called "Beans." Participation includes generating a Gas ID, claiming Bonus Beans based on gas expenditures, and completing more tasks by sharing on the X platform. The Gas ID is a custom card that records a user's on-chain gas history, displaying total expenditures across various swap, mint, and burn operations. ETHGas states that linking more wallets will earn a higher "Gassy Level" and more rewards, unlocking up to 4,000 Bonus Beans. These rewards will be used to advance the "Gasless Future" ecosystem.

ETHGas Launches Chapter 2: "The Great Gas Reckoning": Users Can Convert Historical Gas Expenditure into Rewards

2025/10/16 21:00

PANews reported on October 16th that ETHGas has officially launched its second chapter, "The Great Gas Reckoning." Users can generate a personalized "Gas ID" and redeem their past on-chain gas expenditures for reward tokens called "Beans." Participation includes generating a Gas ID, claiming Bonus Beans based on gas expenditures, and completing more tasks by sharing on the X platform.

The Gas ID is a custom card that records a user's on-chain gas history, displaying total expenditures across various swap, mint, and burn operations. ETHGas states that linking more wallets will earn a higher "Gassy Level" and more rewards, unlocking up to 4,000 Bonus Beans. These rewards will be used to advance the "Gasless Future" ecosystem.

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