# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Airdrop

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Important News You Might Have Missed During the Spring Festival Holiday

During the Spring Festival holiday, several significant events occurred. Bitdeer (BTDR) sold its entire Bitcoin holdings (1,133 BTC) to fund its expansion into AI data centers and ASIC miner development. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin sold 1,869 ETH, worth approximately $3.67 million. A new concept, Web 4.0, was proposed by researcher Sigil Wen, envisioning an era of autonomous AI agents capable of independent action, leading to a 3600% surge in Conway's token price. The U.S. Supreme Court invalidated former President Trump's tariff policy, though market reaction was muted. The Ethereum Foundation saw leadership changes, with Tomasz Stańczak stepping down, and confirmed the inclusion of FOCIL (EIP-7805) in the upcoming Hegota upgrade. Base announced its independence from Optimism, planning to migrate to a self-managed infrastructure. In funding news, Andre Cronje launched Flying Tulip's ICO, Tether invested in Dreamcash, and Dragonfly raised $650 million for its new fund. An AI robot, LOBSTAR, mistakenly transferred $270,000 worth of tokens due to a decimal error. Lastly, OpenAI and Paradigm introduced EVMbench, a benchmark for testing AI in smart contract security.

marsbit02/25 01:27

Important News You Might Have Missed During the Spring Festival Holiday

marsbit02/25 01:27

Why Do 85% of Token Launches Ultimately Become Expensive 'Funerals'?

According to Arrakis Research, 85% of tokens launched in 2025 ended the year with negative returns, highlighting a systemic failure in token design rather than market conditions. Token Generation Events (TGEs) are not celebrations but "open gladiator arenas" where flawed economic models are exploited. Key failures include excessive Fully Diluted Valuations (FDV) over $1 billion, which had a 100% failure rate, and low initial circulation, leading to massive sell pressure upon unlocks. Only 9.4% of tokens that dropped in their first week recovered. The report identifies four critical success factors: 1. **Sybil Resistance:** Filtering out airdrop farmers (e.g., LayerZero’s efforts reduced initial sell-off). 2. **Revenue-Based Airdrops:** Treating airdrops as customer acquisition costs tied to real protocol usage. 3. **Ready Infrastructure:** Staking, governance, and custody must be operational at launch to provide utility and retain holders. 4. **Effective Market Makers:** Choosing transparent market-making services that provide liquidity depth, not artificial demand. The ultimate goal is achieving decentralization in development, governance, value distribution, and participation. Success requires building genuine demand through protocol utility, not marketing hype. Tokens must be designed to withstand inherent sell pressure from airdrop recipients, exchanges, and market makers from day one.

marsbit02/24 09:21

Why Do 85% of Token Launches Ultimately Become Expensive 'Funerals'?

marsbit02/24 09:21

Weekly Preview | Flying Tulip to Conduct TGE on February 23; NVIDIA to Release Earnings Report

Weekly Preview: Key events from Feb 23 to Mar 1 include Flying Tulip's TGE on Feb 23, along with Alchemy Pay's testnet launch for Alchemy Chain. NVIDIA is set to release earnings after market close on Feb 25, which may impact AI-related markets. Significant U.S. policy updates include new 10% tariffs on select imports and President Trump’s State of the Union address, both on Feb 24. Multiple token unlocks are scheduled: Jupiter (JUP) unlocking ~253M tokens (~$39.3M) on Feb 28, and Sui (SUI) unlocking ~43.35M tokens (~$40.46M) on Mar 1. Other notable events include IREN joining the MSCI US Index on Feb 27, and the closure of ProBit Global exchange on Feb 26. Geopolitical attention remains on U.S.-Iran tensions, with potential military and diplomatic developments expected by Feb 23.

marsbit02/22 13:39

Weekly Preview | Flying Tulip to Conduct TGE on February 23; NVIDIA to Release Earnings Report

marsbit02/22 13:39

Data Modeling: How to Improve the Quality of Interaction on Polymarket?

Polymarket, a leading prediction market platform, is anticipated to have one of the largest airdrops in the sector. This analysis provides a data-driven strategy to optimize user interactions for potential rewards. A critical finding is that public dashboards often double-count trading volume by including both sides of a trade. The true, single-sided figure is likely half of what is displayed, which will be the metric Polymarket uses internally. User distribution data reveals extreme concentration: only 0.51% of addresses profited over $1,000, and a mere 1.74% traded over $50,000. Crucially, 79% of traders have never earned even $1 in liquidity provider (LP) rewards, making LP activity a currently undervalued and highly capital-efficient interaction. Historical airdrop precedents suggest rewards will be based on active behavior—not profitability—to avoid favoring insiders. A multi-dimensional model is predicted, likely featuring: * 40% weight on trade volume (using a square root compression formula to limit whale dominance). * 35% weight on LP rewards. * 15% weight on market diversity (number of distinct markets traded in). * 10% weight on longevity (months active). The analysis advises users to accumulate genuine, on-chain provable volume across diverse markets, hold positions for 1-24 hours, and, most importantly, begin providing liquidity to accumulate LP rewards, which are a strong anti-Sybil signal. A hard cap per address is also expected to prevent excessive concentration of the airdrop.

Odaily星球日报02/22 10:57

Data Modeling: How to Improve the Quality of Interaction on Polymarket?

Odaily星球日报02/22 10:57

Airdrop Weekly Report｜Polymarket Officially Announces No Airdrop Snapshot Yet; Jupiter Initiates Vote to Cancel 2026 Jupuary Airdrop (2.9-2.22)

Odaily Planet Daily's Airdrop Roundup (Feb 9 - Feb 22, 2026) covers key airdrop opportunities and major news. Several projects opened claims or registrations: - **Espresso**, a global sequencing layer, opened claims for its ESP token (current price: $0.075). It has raised $60M. - **Open Mind**, a decentralized AI architecture for robots, opened registration for its ROBO airdrop. It raised $20M in 2025. - **Puffpaw**, a dePIN project for e-cigarettes, opened airdrop registration for Genesis NFT holders and Discord OGs. It raised $6M. - **SoDEX**, a trading chain from SoSoValue, opened claims for SOSO tokens ($0.39) for its testnet contributors. SoSoValue has raised $19.15M. Key airdrop news: - **Polymarket** officials confirmed that a token airdrop snapshot has **not yet been taken**. - **Jupiter DAO** began a vote on canceling the 2026 "Jupuary" airdrop to prevent token dilution. The proposal suggests returning 700M JUP to the treasury. - Hong Kong legislator **Duncan Chiu** suggested airdropping stablecoins as consumer vouchers to promote their use after the first issuer licenses are expected to be granted in March.

marsbit02/22 09:43

Airdrop Weekly Report｜Polymarket Officially Announces No Airdrop Snapshot Yet; Jupiter Initiates Vote to Cancel 2026 Jupuary Airdrop (2.9-2.22)

marsbit02/22 09:43

Lighter: How incentive exhaustion cut LIT’s dominance to 8.1%

Lighter's dominance in DeFi perpetuals peaked near 60% in late 2025, driven by aggressive incentives and an airdrop. However, as incentives normalized and the airdrop concluded, participation declined sharply. By mid-February 2026, Lighter’s market share fell to 8.1%, while Hyperliquid regained dominance, capturing 40-50% of the market. Despite the drop in headline volume, Lighter maintained strong open interest in key pairs. Large token movements by entities like Justin Sun and Wintermute indicated strategic positioning, balancing ecosystem support with readiness to sell if conditions worsened. Incentive exhaustion and post-airdrop exits enabled Hyperliquid to seize leadership in the derivatives space.

ambcrypto02/21 22:02

Lighter: How incentive exhaustion cut LIT’s dominance to 8.1%

ambcrypto02/21 22:02

Polymarket Rushes to Launch Token with Revenue Data? Sports Market Opens for Fees, Aiming to Become Web3's New "Money Printing Machine"

Polymarket, a leading prediction market platform, has begun charging taker fees on sports markets starting February 18, 2026, beginning with NCAA basketball and Serie A. This follows its recent introduction of fees on its 15-minute crypto markets, which already generate over $1.08 million in weekly revenue. With sports accounting for 39% of platform activity and having significantly larger average trade sizes than crypto markets, this move is expected to substantially boost revenue. Conservative estimates project annualized revenue could exceed $200 million after full rollout. The fee model is dynamically designed, charging up to 0.44% for market orders (takers) when event outcomes are most uncertain (50% probability), while limit order makers receive a 25% rebate. This strategy aims to maintain liquidity and competitive low costs compared to traditional sportsbooks. The platform, valued at up to $116 billion in secondary markets, is also preparing for a potential mid-2026 token launch ($POLY trademark filed), with a highly anticipated airdrop. While it faces competition and regulatory scrutiny, its deep liquidity, low fees, and data partnership with NYSE parent ICE (a major investor) form a strong moat for its new revenue "money machine."

marsbit02/18 02:10

Polymarket Rushes to Launch Token with Revenue Data? Sports Market Opens for Fees, Aiming to Become Web3's New "Money Printing Machine"

marsbit02/18 02:10

Crypto Watchlist: The Key Catalysts To Track This Week

This week is significant for crypto with key events including ETHDenver starting February 18, where Ethereum's ecosystem developments and partnerships will be showcased. On February 17, Jupiter DAO will vote on pausing token emissions to address supply dilution. Hyperliquid faces speculation about a potential second airdrop on February 18, though nothing is confirmed. Macro factors include US markets closed on February 16 for Presidents’ Day, potentially increasing crypto volatility. The FOMC minutes on February 18 and PCE inflation data on February 20 will influence rate-cut expectations and risk sentiment. A Supreme Court decision on tariffs could also impact macro markets and crypto. The total crypto market cap is $2.32 trillion.

bitcoinist02/17 05:02

Crypto Watchlist: The Key Catalysts To Track This Week

bitcoinist02/17 05:02

The Evolution of Listing Cycles: Yesterday's Wind Won't Fly Today's Kite

The article "The Evolution of Listing Cycle: Yesterday's Wind Can't Fly Today's Kite" uses a dental braces metaphor to describe the structural evolution of cryptocurrency exchange listing processes from 2017 to 2025. It outlines four distinct phases: 1. **Community-Priced Era (2017-2018)**: A chaotic "milk teeth" period where listings were driven by community votes and loud narratives, with exchanges acting as passive platforms seeking user growth. 2. **Exchange-Priced Era (2019-2022)**: The "teeth-growing" phase where exchanges (e.g., via IEOs/Launchpads) became gatekeepers, providing due diligence and using new listings to empower their own ecosystem tokens. 3. **VC-Priced Collapse (2023-2024)**: A "malocclusion" period where high FDV, low float VC deals dominated, causing token prices to peak at launch. Excountered, exchanges intervened with measures like HODLer airdrops to redistribute value to retail users and counter VC dominance. 4. **Market/Derivatives-Priced Era (2025)**: The "orthodontic" phase marked by industrialization. Price discovery shifts to derivatives, with pre-market perpetual合约 trading allowing price formation before spot listing. Mechanisms like Binance Alpha act as a sandbox, requiring projects to prove market resilience. Concurrently, the "listing fee" model evolved: from direct payments to exchanges, to sharing tokens with the exchange's ecosystem, and finally to a current model where projects must allocate a significant portion of their token supply (3-7%) for user airdrops and marketing, effectively making listing a major customer acquisition cost. The core thesis is a transfer of pricing power: from community -> exchange -> VC -> finally to the market itself via sophisticated derivatives. The article concludes that the era of easy gains from simple listings is over, demanding greater professionalism from both projects and traders.

marsbit02/17 02:59

The Evolution of Listing Cycles: Yesterday's Wind Won't Fly Today's Kite

marsbit02/17 02:59

Binance's "Blind Box Experiment": When Airdrops Enter the Random Era

Binance's "Alpha Box" introduces a randomized airdrop model, shifting from predetermined rewards to a blind box mechanism. Users spend a fixed amount of Alpha points to open a box containing a random token from a pool of projects, with the outcome revealed only at the moment of claiming. The cost to participate decreases over time, creating a strategic dilemma: pay a higher cost early or risk missing out by waiting for a lower threshold. This change aims to address declining user participation and balance attracting active engagement with preventing abuse. The randomness is designed to filter out low-effort users, encourage immediate trading activity, and boost short-term liquidity as recipients often quickly sell or swap unexpected tokens. For projects, it offers exposure to a pre-screened audience but reduces their control over distribution timing and branding. Key metrics for success include the speed of reward pool depletion, participant numbers, token price volatility post-distribution, and sustained trading activity. The experiment reflects Binance effort to refine its ecosystem through gamification, using scarcity, uncertainty, and time pressure to transform airdrops from simple giveaways into engaging, strategic events. The long-term viability depends on whether it fosters lasting user engagement or merely drives short-term speculative behavior.

比推02/12 06:33

Binance's "Blind Box Experiment": When Airdrops Enter the Random Era