SuperEx's 1USD 2.0: Win Big Prizes with Just 1 USDT

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

SuperEx has launched a new version of its 1USD project, offering users the chance to win various prizes with minimal investment.

SuperEx's New 1USD Version

SuperEx has officially launched the updated 1USD version. Users now need only 1 USDT to participate in a draw for various prizes such as BTC, ETH, different iPhone models, and MacBook Air.

How SuperEx 1USD Works

The 1USD by SuperEx offers a new Web 3.0-based online shopping scenario. Each item is divided into 'shares,' priced at 1 USD each. Once all 'shares' are sold, a winner is randomly selected, who gets the item for just 1 USD.

Features and Opportunities

The 1USD project allows all registered users to participate. The minimum participation threshold is 1 USD, enabling access to expensive products at a low cost. Winners can choose between receiving the physical product or its cash equivalent.

SuperEx 1USD provides users an exciting opportunity to win valuable prizes with minimal spending. The new version expands its potential audience due to its accessibility and innovative approach.

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