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# User Participation Guide

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Get ready, GOATs—Season 2 of Get Goated is here, bringing the **biggest DePIN incentives campaign in history.** By joining in, you'll earn a share of **100M IOTX in rewards** and even more as the campaign progresses. With numerous **DeFi for DePIN** and **DePIN projects** participating, you’ll not only stack rewards but also play a key role in advancing the DePIN revolution.

Every interaction with these projects is a step towards a decentralized, empowered future. That's what makes this campaign so impactful. By taking part, you're not just earning—you’re helping grow the DePIN sector and spread its potential to the world. And yes, you're getting paid for it!

Here’s how to get started>>>


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