Derive on the Ethena network has opened for airdrops on 1/15. Friends who have pledged ENA on Ethena remember to claim it. I just found out that there are still a lot of DRV tokens in the airdrop. The benefits of staking ENA are a bit strong!
Derive has only allocated 5% of tokens to airdrop to sENA holders. Ethereal, another protocol on the Ethena network, will allocate 15% of tokens at that time. It seems that the return rate of staking ENA is quite high?
Steps to collect
1. Go to Derive official website and click "CLAIM AIRDROP" in the upper right corner
2. Click "Airdrop" to enter the collection page
3. Choose to receive stDRV (locked version) or DRV
Please note this!
Although checking the first box allows you to receive an additional 25%, what you receive is the staked version of stDRV, and you will have to wait for a 28-day cooldown period to unlock it later!
If you want to get the airdrop directly by throwing it away, you can choose not to receive that additional 25%, so you can directly get DRV.
After receiving, you can use LayerZero to withdraw DRV to the Ethereum mainnet or Base chain. Now Uniswap can be traded, and two other CEX have already supported DRV trading pairs.
The current price is 0.1776 U.
Derive has announced the DRV buyback plan.
Summary
A few days ago, I published an analysis of the 2025 roadmap, stating that the protocols on the Ethena network would impact the price of ENA. This time, the Derive airdrop is unexpectedly generous, and it will definitely encourage more people to lock up ENA to position themselves for the Ethena network protocol's airdrop.
Ethena has verified that the rewards from locking up for airdrops are attractive. Next, let's look forward to the 15% airdrop from Ethereal!
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※ Partners who want to participate in the Ethena Q3 ENA airdrop can use my code:
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※ The above content does not constitute investment advice. Users should operate according to their own risk tolerance. DYOR and participate in the investment market cautiously.
※ The attached image is from Derive dapp and community tweets.