The much-anticipated airdrop of the Arbitrum native governance token, $ARB happened last Thursday, to the buzz and excitement…
Although the Arbitrum airdrop hype was expected because it was one of the largest blockchain projects without a token, it exemplifies how community-driven projects can thrive in the crypto space regardless of competitors, technical challenges, market downturns, and regulatory uncertainty.
Arbitrum is not the first and would certainly not be the last project to distribute tokens to users. Aptos Labs launched the blockchain’s native token, $APT in October, airdropping 20 million tokens to eligible users who minted a specific NFT on the Aptos testnet. On launch day, it was worth over $1,500. Also, in February, layer-1 protocol Core DAO airdropped 1.2 million tokens to individual users.
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With this trend, the prospect of earning free tokens has instilled excitement around users looking to hunt for the next opportunity. The interesting part of airdrop farming is that it benefits the network issuing the tokens and the recipients. It helps the protocol attract liquidity and usage and gives users a sense of belonging and financial rewards. With this, many blockchain networks will continue to adopt the strategy.
We have compiled a list of 3 potential airdrop opportunities to watch in the next few months.
StarkNet
StarkNet has deployed its token on the Ethereum Mainnet, with its ticker symbol as $STRK; it is, however, not up for sale yet. The foundation is still contemplating the mechanism to distribute the tokens, which means there is a high possibility of an incoming airdrop.
The best chance to receive a $STRK airdrop is to interact with their testnet. Moreover, some protocols on StarkNet also do not have a token yet. Using their dApps could put you in a position to receive their airdrops, allowing you to earn additional rewards.
SUI Network
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