ETHGas launches airdrop checker, claiming starts today at 21:00
BlockBeats News, January 21, ETHGas Foundation announced that the GWEI airdrop checker is now online, and the claiming process will begin at 21:00 UTC+8 on January 21. Details regarding the claim will be announced separately through the foundation's official channels.
Previously, ETHGas Foundation disclosed the detailed allocation and vesting plan for the governance token GWEI, with a total supply of 10 billions tokens, distributed as follows: Ecosystem allocation 31%, to be unlocked linearly over 10 years; Investor allocation 27%, with a 1-year lock-up period (10% unlocked immediately upon expiration) and 2-year linear vesting; Team allocation 22%, with a 1-year lock-up period (10% unlocked immediately upon expiration) and 2-year linear vesting; Community allocation 10%, to be unlocked linearly over 4 years; Foundation allocation 8%, unlocked on the first day of launch; Advisor allocation 2%, with a 1-year lock-up period (10% unlocked immediately upon expiration) and 2-year linear vesting.
In addition, GWEI distributed through the community airdrop will be automatically staked for 30 days upon launch to ensure early contributors participate in governance. Holders can choose to lock GWEI for periods ranging from 1 week to 4 years in exchange for veGWEI.
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