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# Using the Airdrop Automation Bot

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Once you have added wallets and proxies in the Accounts section, using AIRBOT involves the following steps:

1. Select Network: On the main dashboard, choose the desired blockchain network, such as Zksync, LayerZero, etc., to focus on airdrops for that specific network.
2. Add Tasks: Click the "Add Task (+)" button on the dashboard to access the task configuration menu.
3. Configure Tasks: Select the wallets you want to perform the task with, then choose the tasks you want to perform, and configure any other task details required.
4. Run Tasks: After configuring, click "Run Tasks," and the tasks will be automatically executed across the selected wallets.
5. Monitor Status: Check the task’s logs on the dashboard to monitor progress. Logs display the detailed status of the tasks.
6. Repeat: Run more tasks for other airdrops to maximize earnings across multiple opportunities.


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