OKX Launches Flash Earn Program with Allora (ALLO) Rewards

OKX has unveiled its latest offering, the Flash Earn program, which allows participants to earn yields and bonus airdrops by subscribing with USDT or other major cryptocurrencies. This innovative initiative, previously known as Airdrop Earn, is now featuring a campaign with Allora (ALLO), according to OKX.

Campaign Details

The Allora (ALLO) Flash Earn campaign commenced on November 11, 2025, at 1:00 PM UTC and will conclude on November 14, 2025, at 1:00 PM UTC. During this period, users can share in a total reward pool of 1,125,000 ALLO. To participate, users must have completed identity verification and can only use their main accounts, as sub-accounts and institutional accounts are not eligible.

Participation and Rewards

Participants can redeem their funds at any time after subscribing, with rewards being calculated and distributed hourly. Simple Earn interest begins accruing two hours after funds are lent out, while airdrop rewards for new tokens start two hours post-subscription confirmation. If funds are redeemed within the hour, no rewards are generated for that period. Accumulated rewards can be claimed anytime on the campaign page or via the Assets > Earn section.

Platform Rules and Limitations

Participants are required to adhere to the campaign’s terms and conditions, which include restrictions on multiple account registrations and fraudulent activities. OKX reserves the right to disqualify participants found violating these rules. Additionally, users from certain regions may be ineligible to participate, as outlined in OKX’s risk and compliance disclosure.

Additional Considerations

OKX emphasizes that the Flash Earn program is not investment advice, nor an offer or solicitation to buy or sell digital assets. Participants should evaluate their financial condition and risk tolerance before engaging with digital assets, which are subject to high volatility and potential loss. For more detailed terms, users are encouraged to review OKX’s Terms of Service and Risk & Compliance Disclosure.

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