While digging into data on the blockchain, I stumbled upon a strange situation—after the launch of $PROVE, there are actually nearly 30 million tokens from an airdrop just sitting there unclaimed? 😮
According to logic, when a token is issued, shouldn’t everyone be rushing to claim it? But this time it’s different— the more I investigate, the more I feel that there might be a signal of a "second airdrop" behind this, which I am keeping an eye on.
Let me explain what I have observed:
• In the first round of airdrops at launch, many addresses haven’t even been activated, lying dormant for a long time
• Most of these addresses belong to early testnet players and mainnet staking users
• But recently, more and more people have started to reconnect their wallets and activate their staking, the movements are quite obvious
I’m pondering: if a large wave of people suddenly starts to “claim” their tokens, what will happen next?
Most likely, the official team will include these “continuously active” users in the next round of incentive lists—this is what I suspect to be the “second airdrop,” specifically for long-term participants 🎯
Why am I focusing on Succinct Labs?
It’s not random speculation; it’s because what they are doing is too crucial:
They are working on the foundational infrastructure for zero-knowledge proofs (ZK), to simplify—
they provide “on-chain passes” for AI data, cross-chain results, and off-chain information, both secure and efficient, equivalent to the “trust foundation” of Web3, and the value of this needs no further explanation, right?
Moreover, their staking system is genuinely not about exploiting users:
✅ Nodes must stake $PROVE to run proof tasks and ensure network security
✅ The longer the staking, the easier it is to earn profit sharing from proof tasks
In simple terms, those who are staking now are “ecosystem builders,” not just here to grab a few rewards and run away like opportunistic users 🐑
My logic is quite simple:
1. The first round of airdrops hasn’t been fully claimed, but that doesn’t mean no one wants it; it might be that the official team is screening for “real users”
2. Recently, the number of people staking has gradually increased, obviously indicating that knowledgeable individuals are making moves
3. For projects to expand their ecosystem, the most reasonable approach is to reward continuous stakers and long-term holders—doesn’t this script align with the “second airdrop”?
Just like EigenLayer back in the day, staking for a long time not only yields profits but also secures future airdrop qualifications, those who understand know 🎁
