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GammaSwap Releases GS Airdrop Program: Total Allocation Increased to 48 Million, Claims Open on September 9

GammaSwap Releases GS Airdrop Program: Total Allocation Increased to 48 Million, Claims Open on September 9

Bitget2024/08/28 07:43

Arbitrum ecological DeFi structured product GammaSwap released its GS airdrop program on X. The total allocation has been increased from an initial 32 million pieces (2% of total supply) to 48 million pieces (3% of total supply), which will be open for claiming from Monday, September 9, without vesting, and will be distributed in batches over an 8-week period from September 9th to November 4th. Users can claim GS airdrops weekly, or claim them all at the end of the 8 weeks.

Nearly 1,200 wallets have already interacted with the GammaSwap Beta mainnet and qualified for airdrops. Airdrops are distributed evenly on a curve, with a minimum allocation of 3,000 pieces and an average allocation of about 42,000 pieces across all wallets. In addition the program allocates 0.2% of the token supply as airdrop to pufETH holders and 0.8% for liquidity mining.

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