Jawa Camp v1.0 — a DApp, built on the Binance Network. The goal - to build your camps faster than other investors. In return, you will earn more BUSD.
How does Jawa Camp v1.0 work?
Camps on the site allow you to receive a daily income of 9% - 12%. The daily percentage income depends on the actions of investors, taken on the platform, which affect the growth rate of the camps. Jawa Camp v1.0 becomes the largest community on Binance, providing the highest possible sustainable profit.
Invite your friends to buy camps and you will instantly receive 6% of their total investment, which will be transferred directly to your wallet. Reinvest your daily rewards to buy more farms that will generate more rewards indefinitely and increase your earnings exponentially.
Profitable strategy:
| 1. | The highest return in the short and long term is achieved if you reinvest 30 times in a row and take profit once after that. |
| 2. | This will allow you to turn a profit quickly, creating a huge compound effect. |
| 3. | Repeat this process for several weeks and enjoy the power of compound interest. |
For each of your interactions with JAWA Camp, such as buying camps, accumulating rewards or selling camps, you will have to pay. These fees are usually less than a few cents and help to pay the validator on the Binance network. Thus, you always need to keep a small amount of BNB in your wallet in order to use BUSD Farmer.
This measure is intended to keep users from draining the liquidity pool and encourage them to reinvest their rewards. Once you have reached the required 6x connection, you will be able to claim the full amount of your reward balance. Each wallet can deposit a maximum of 15,000 BUSD into the contract. This function confirms that there is no whale in the project and will avoid inconsistencies.
Bot protection
If the contract detects suspicious activity, such as a large number of transactions per minute in one wallet, it will automatically blacklist that wallet. This function - to ensure that there are no bots in the project, but only real active participants. However, if a contract wrongfully blacklists a wallet, and the owner provides the development team with evidence of their innocence, that wallet can be removed from the blacklist.