2024 第一毛！速览模块化区块链 Dymension 创世空投分配细则

foresightnewsPublicado em 2024-01-02Última atualização em 2024-01-02

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冬天要走了，春天也不远了，Cosmos 生态吹响 2024 第一毛的号角。

冬天要走了，春天也不远了，Cosmos 生态吹响 2024 第一毛的号角。

撰文：Peng SUN，Foresight News

冬天要走了，春天也不远了。

2024 年第一个工作日，市场就充斥着比特币现货 ETF 的利好消息。从上午开始，比特币突破 45000 USDT，创 2022 年 4 月以来新高；ETH 也突破了 2400 USDT。

晚间，Cosmos 生态吹响了 2024 第一毛的号角。模块化区块链网络 Dymension 宣布上线 Genesis Drop 活动，并将为 Celestia、Ethereum、Cosmos 和 Solana 生态用户空投 7000 万枚 DYM（占总供应量的 7%）。

Cosmos 生态在下一轮牛市中出现多个大毛早已成为圈内共识，据此，Foresight News 将为大家详解 Dymension 空投细则，看看你是否有资格认领 DYM 第一季创世空投。

Dymension 是什么？

Dymension 是一个使用 Cosmos 和 Celestia 技术的模块化区块链网络，旨在使用 IBC 标准来确保 RollApp 安全与互操作性。

目前，Dymension 已推出激励测试网 Froopyland ，允许开发者进行无需许可的 IBC RollApp 部署。

此前于 2023 年 2 月，Dymension 完成 670 万美元种子轮融资，Big Brain Holdings 和 Stratos 领投，Matchbox DAO、DraftKings 的 Shalom Meckenzie 等参投。

代币经济学

目前，Dymension 尚未公布代币经济学，不过可计算出 DYM 总供应量为 10 亿枚。今年 8 月，Dymension 曾表示，其代币 DYM 创世供应总量 1% （1000 万枚）将分配给持续三个月的 Froopyland 激励测试网。其中 10% 的奖励分配给 RollApps（100 万枚）、 10% 的奖励分配给用户（100 万枚）、 40% 的奖励分配给验证节点（400 万枚）、40% 的奖励分配给 RollApp 部署者（400 万枚）。

哪些人可以获得空投？

Dymension 面向 Celestia、以太坊 Layer2、Cosmos、Solana 与 NFT 持有者发放空投，用户可在北京时间 2024 年 1 月 21 日 20:00 之前完成认领。具体而言：

Celestia：截至 12 月 19 日（区块高度 360,000），在 Celestia 质押至少 1 枚 TIA、最多 5000 枚 TIA 的用户有资格分配 2000 万枚 DYM，占总供应量 2%；
以太坊 Layer2：Dymension 将为 Arbitrum、Optimism、Base、Blast 用户提供 1000 万枚 DYM，占总供应量 1%。分配资格取决于用户活动、多签跨链桥合约中的资产以及之前的空投情况；
Cosmos：Dymension 将为 Cosmos 生态用户分配 1750 万枚 DYM，占总供应量 1.75%；其中，将为截至 12 月 19 日在 Cosmos Hub 上质押至少 1 枚、最多 5000 枚 ATOM 的用户与 Stride 上持有至少 1 枚、至多 5000 枚 stATOM 的用户分配 1500 万枚 DYM；将为截至 12 月 19 日 Osmosis 上持有至少 10 枚、至多 1 万枚 OSMO 的用户分配 250 万枚 DYM；
Solana：将为 Wormhole、Tensor、Drip.Haus 等协议上的 50 多万个地址分配 1000 万枚 DYM，占总供应量 1%；

同时，Dymension 还将为 Pudgy Penguins、Mad Lads、Tensorians、Bad Kids 持有者分配 1250 万枚 DYM。其中：

Pudgy Penguins：截至 12 月 19 日的持有者上限为每个地址 20 个代币，共分配 500 万枚 DYM；
Mad Lads：截至 12 月 19 日的独立持有者可分配 250 万枚 DYM；
Tensorians：截至 12 月 18 日的独立持有者可分配 250 万枚 DYM；
Bad Kids：截至 12 月 19 日持有者上限为每个地址 20 个代币，共分配 250 万枚 DYM。

此外，Dymension 还将在主网启动后一周推出流动性激励计划，为跨链至 Dymension 的用户分配 250 万枚 DYM 创世空投，该计划支持的代币包括 USDC、TIA、USDT、ATOM、ETH、SOL。

值得注意的是，本次空投为 Dymension 第一季创世 Rolldrop 空投，未来还将有其他空投活动。

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