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Airdrops
Airdrops, within the world of cryptocurrencies, refer to the distribution of free tokens or coins to individuals who hold a specific cryptocurrency or participate in a particular blockchain network. This practice is often employed by companies, protocols, and crypto exchanges to promote their projects, attract new users, and foster community engagement.
Ukraine Says 'Airdrop Confirmed’ After Receiving $33M in Crypto Donations
It’s the first time a country will conduct an airdrop for donations.
What You Need to Know About Taxes Before You Claim Your Next Airdrop
Investors receiving airdrops should be aware of the tax implications of their newly earned tokens to avoid unwelcome surprises from the IRS.
Crypto Exchange BitMEX Airdrops 1.5M BMEX Tokens to Users
The tokens allow users to get trading discounts and other benefits on using BitMEX.
What Is a Crypto Airdrop?
Airdrops involve crypto projects sending free tokens en masse to their communities in a bid to encourage adoption.
Ethereum Gas Site Fees.wtf’s WTF Token Down 80%, Following SOS and GAS
A cult website that tracked Ethereum gas usage ironically sent gas fees soaring amid airdrop fervor.
Gas DAO Token Struggles to Maintain Momentum After Airdrop
The latest in an increasingly absurd trend has already found 26,000 claimants.
OpenDAO’s SOS Token Hits $250M Market Cap Despite Unclear Goals, Security Risks
Airdrops can kickstart a community, but that doesn’t mean they have staying power.
BitMEX Announces BMEX Tokens to Revive Retail Interest
The exchange enjoyed some of the biggest trading volumes until recent years but has since failed to keep with newer competitors.
DEX Aggregator ParaSwap Launches PSP Token on Heels of ENS Airdrop Excitement
After months of anticipation and a thorough “anti-Sybil” process, ParaSwap’s DAO is now live.
Missed the ENS Airdrop? Here Are the Crypto Projects Rumored to ‘Decentralize’ Next
Web 3 promises to reward users, but it needs users first.
