Websea Contract Insurance β Pool Airdrop 100 Achieved, Airdropped Amount Exceeds $1.5 Million
BlockBeats News, April 1st, Websea officially completed the Beta Insurance Pool Contract Airdrop Release for the 100th time. Since the Beta Pool went live, it has completed 100 consecutive airdrop releases in just 50 days, fully validating the Beta Pool's high-efficiency fund circulation and successfully attracting many users to participate.
As an important part of the dual-pool insurance system, the Beta Pool uses a "Staggered Airdrop Claim Round Adjustment Mechanism" to dynamically match the airdrop pace based on the number of effective nodes. During continuous operation, this mechanism significantly improves the fund turnover efficiency in the insurance system and can better adapt to the risk management needs of high-frequency traders. In the 100 periods of operation, the Beta Pool's airdrop release is positively linked to user participation. On the one hand, user transactions continue to grow, and fund utilization efficiency continues to improve; on the other hand, the system's risk-bearing capacity increases in a dynamic environment.
With the completion of this phase of airdrop release, the Websea dual-pool insurance structure (Alpha Pool and Beta Pool) has entered a phase of coordinated operation. The dual-pool parallel mechanism, while covering the needs of users with different trading frequencies, also provides the platform with more stable and sustainable risk management support.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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