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#BinanceHODLerSAHARA $SAHARA
Sahara AI (SAHARA) HODLer Airdrop on Binance
Binance recently announced Sahara AI (SAHARA) as the 25th project in its HODLer Airdrops program. This initiative aims to distribute free SAHARA tokens to BNB (Binance Coin) holders.
What is Sahara AI (SAHARA)?
Sahara AI is designed as a decentralized blockchain platform powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI). Its goal is to create an ecosystem where anyone can develop, contribute to, and monetize AI initiatives.
Who is Eligible for the Airdrop?
To be eligible, you needed to have subscribed your BNB to Binance's Simple Earn (Flexible or Locked Products) or BNB On-Chain Yield products. Specifically, users who subscribed BNB between June 18, 2025, 00:00 UTC, and June 21, 2025, 23:59 UTC, qualified for this airdrop. Binance calculated the amount of SAHARA you received based on historical snapshots of your BNB balances.
Token Distribution and Listing
SAHARA tokens were listed on Binance Spot on June 26, 2025, at 12:00 UTC, with trading pairs including USDT, USDC, BNB, FDUSD, and TRY. Airdrop tokens are typically distributed to users' Spot Accounts at least one hour before trading begins. While there were some reports of minor delays in distribution, Binance has confirmed that tokens would be received without further delays.
Important Considerations
* SAHARA is designated with a "Seed Tag," indicating it's a newer project with potentially higher volatility compared to more established tokens.
* The total supply of SAHARA tokens is 10 billion, with 125 million SAHARA (1.25% of the total supply) allocated for this HODLer Airdrop.
In simple terms, if you held BNB on Binance in the specified period, you're getting free Sahara AI (SAHARA) tokens. This gives BNB holders an opportunity to be part of a new AI-powered project.

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