BlockBeats news, on January 28, according to Dune panel data, the airdrop claim for the AI project Venice Token (VVV) based on DeepSeek was launched for 9 hours, and 4,165,155 pieces have been claimed, accounting for about 8.3% of the total airdrop amount and 4.17% of the total token supply. 2,261,862 pieces of VVV are in staking status, with 13,771 token holding addresses.
The number of wallets receiving 1-50 VVV airdrop is 2,990;
The number of wallets receiving 50-100 VVV airdrop is 1,057;
The number of wallets receiving 100-500 VVV airdrop is 1,665;
The number of wallets receiving 500-1,000 VVV airdrop is 353;
The number of wallets receiving 1,000-5,000 VVV airdrop is 503;
The number of wallets receiving 5,000-10,000 VVV airdrop is 58;
The number of wallets receiving 10,000+ VVV airdrop is 78.
BlockBeats previously reported that the supply of VVV token TGE is 100 million pieces, with no pre-sale or external investors, and the FDV upon launch is 20 million dollars. 50 million pieces (50%) are airdropped to Venice users and the AI community; 35 million pieces (35%) are allocated to Venice.ai company; 10 million pieces (10%) are for incentive funds; 5 million pieces (5%) are for liquidity deployment. The snapshot will be taken on December 31, 2024.
BlockBeats note: Venice Token is an AI project based on DeepSeek on the Base network, launched on January 27. It supports access to leading models such as Llama 3.3, QWEN 2.5 Coder, and the new DeepSeek. AI agents and users staking VVV tokens can get free access to the Venice API.
