BBB · THE BBBFI ECOSYSTEM

Support community liquidity with BBB.

Community organizers fund liquidity reward campaigns with BBB. Explore the product, verify the token and review each campaign’s terms before taking part.

The right token. The right network.

The contract address identifies the token. These are the BBB addresses used by the current BBBFi app.

BBBClassic (BBBC) is a separate XDC token. It is not the current BBB reward token. View BBBClassic contract ↗

Two ways to take part

01

Organize a reward campaign

Select an eligible BBBFi V2/V3 pool, set the schedule and pre-fund a BBB reward budget. Participants earn according to the campaign’s on-chain rules.

Explore community campaigns ↗
02

Provide liquidity

Review the pool and deposit requirements. Eligible liquidity can join an active reward campaign; the pool, schedule and available rewards determine participation.

Compare pools first ↗

Understand what you’re joining

Do I need BBB just to use BBBFi?

You can explore without a wallet, create a token without a platform creation fee, or use supported swap pairs. Gas is paid in XDC or BNB. BBB is used to fund community liquidity rewards; using BBBFi does not always require buying BBB.

Does holding BBB automatically earn fees or rewards?

Holding BBB alone does not create an LP position or a reward stake. Pool fees accrue to liquidity providers, and campaign rewards depend on eligible participation and current terms. Do not assume an automatic distribution to every BBB holder.

Are all campaigns open right now?

No. Check the live campaign page for its network, eligible pool, start/end times, funding and entry status. A scheduled or ended campaign may not accept new deposits. Listing is not an endorsement.

Can I move BBB between these networks?

BBB Bridge supports the configured XDC and BNB Chain BBB tokens. Review the current fee, reserves and transfer status on the bridge page. Network gas still applies.

Token prices and reward values can fall. Liquidity has impermanent-loss and smart-contract risks. Source visibility and a public listing do not establish an independent security audit.