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✅ BRG STAKER SWAP COMPLETED!

🎁 Want to win extra BRG? (Read the end of this tweet.)

All users who staked $BRG on the official Bridge platform have already received their new BRG tokens directly to the same wallet used for staking.

Staking data was verified directly from the staking contract:
📦 Staking Contract:
0x6f7a92ba727b6de71329581e8b219975a121a8f0

We processed everything on-chain using our verified swap contract:
🔗 Swap Contract:
0xbfa6d2327fc7a2a8a38be5d756b12394661b4b61

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You don’t need to do anything!

✅ No request
✅ No wallet connect
✅ Just open your wallet — your swap is done!

All stakers have received their new $BRG automatically.
Check your wallet now!

🎁 Giveaway Time!

Want to win extra BRG?
1.📸 Take a screenshot of your new BRG balance
2.💬 Post it in the comments with your wallet address
3.🎉 We’ll randomly select winners to receive bonus BRG!

Let’s celebrate true transparency in crypto.

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