Airdrop Controversy Reversed! Chainbase Resumes Eligibility for 3,300 Addresses, Behind the Surge in Community Enthusiasm: Transparency in Operations Wins Trust
In early July, the first round of Chainbase airdrops sparked controversy due to 'some address eligibility determination errors.' The team responded swiftly within 48 hours: by backtracking on-chain data, they restored eligibility for over 3,300 addresses that met the criteria and publicly disclosed the eligibility determination algorithm (based on 'at least 5 ecosystem interactions in the past 30 days + holding at least $50').
This operation ignited community enthusiasm:
• The number of holding addresses surged from 72,000 to 104,000 (a weekly increase of 45%), with 70% of new addresses coming from retail investors on Binance and Bithumb;
• The proportion of institutional holdings increased from 12% to 18%, with a certain Singapore quantitative fund increasing its holding by 5 million C tokens, locking them for 6 months;
• Community activity (Discord speaking volume, Twitter topic volume) increased by 200% month-on-month, with the topic '#ChainbaseGlacierDrop' trending in the crypto community.
Next Opportunity: August Glacier Drop Airdrop
• Eligibility Requirement: Holding C tokens ≥ $100 (based on the snapshot price), or completing 3 ecosystem interactions (such as calling data interfaces, participating in DAO votes);
• Reward Rules: Early bird users (those who meet the criteria before August 10) will receive an additional 20% reward bonus, and inviting 3 new users who meet the criteria can earn an extra 500 C tokens;
• Airdrop Date: Snapshot on August 20, automatic distribution on the 25th, no lock-up period, can be traded directly.
