That day at two in the morning, I was lying in bed scrolling through Discord when I saw someone in the group shout:
"Brothers, Lagrange is going live on Binance, can we still grab the airdrop?"
I was about to just close my computer and go to sleep, but this sentence made me perk up. I got up, made a cup of coffee, and started investigating.
The more I dug, the more I felt something was off – this project not only has hardcore technology, but even its subsidy model is like a "Russian nesting doll"; it’s definitely not the kind that ends just because it’s listed on Binance!
I immediately called a few guys from the group over, while keeping an eye on the announcement of @Lagrange Official , calculating the potential airdrop profits. Everyone was stunned:
"This… this might be one of the rare airdrops this year where you can still get in from the back row!"
Guys, don’t be too quick to close the page. What I want to talk about today is not some "concept fluff", but the most down-to-earth question in the crypto world: Can we really snag the airdrop for Lagrange ($LA)?
To be honest, a few days ago I was also hesitating. This thing is listed on Binance, has the airdrop already disappeared? But after I checked the information, I almost "slammed the table": Brothers, this ticket might actually have potential!
Pay attention to the nodes and staking-related follow-up activities; don’t wait until the price skyrockets and then regret it.
Many people think "once it’s listed on Binance, there’s no meat left", but the fact is, infrastructure projects often have airdrops in multiple waves. Remember back in the day with $ARB and $OP, how many people missed the first round and only made profits in the second round? For Lagrange, I think at least you need to "reserve a spot", or else while watching others feast, you can only sip soup.
@Lagrange Official #lagrange $LA