ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Nansen data shows that among the "top 10,000 addresses" that received the ZK airdrop, nearly 41% of the addresses sold all of their airdrop, while 29.2% of the addresses sold at least some of their tokens. The total sell-off from both groups exceeded 486 million ZK.

ChainCatcher news, according to crypto KOL @DefiWimar, through analyzing the ZK Nation website code, concluded that the number of addresses eligible for the ZKsync airdrop will reach 1,650,351. However, the current page is temporarily closed, and its accuracy cannot be verified at this time.In addition, @DefiWimar inferred that the query opening time for the ZKsync token airdrop should be during the corresponding period based on the Bankless live announcement time (11 PM tonight).

ChainCatcher message, Renzo stated on social media that after listening to community feedback, he decided to update the token distribution ratio. The airdrop allocation ratio has been increased to 12% of the total token supply, with the total supply for Q1 increasing from 5% to 7% (the additional 2% will be covered by liquidity and the foundation), while the allocation for Q2 remains at 5% of the total supply.In addition, the minimum qualification for each wallet airdrop is 360 ezPoints. Most airdrop addresses will be fully unlocked after the TGE, and wallets with over 500,000 ezPoints will unlock 50% at the TGE, with the remaining portion vesting linearly over 3 months.

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the fourth largest ETHFI airdrop address purchased 11,783 ETH (approximately 37.48 million USD) on-chain 5 hours ago, at an average price of 3181 USD.Previously, a whale that deposited 20,000 ETH into ether.fi received an airdrop allocation of 550,000 ETHFI (approximately 1.66 million USD). Five hours ago, it spent 37.48 million USDC to buy 11,783 ETH, and then deposited it into Uniswap V3 to provide liquidity. The average purchase price was 3181 USD.

ChainCatcher message, according to on-chain data analyst @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, as of 18:30, a total of 72.97 million ALT airdrop tokens (24.3% of the airdrop) have been claimed, of which the TOP 10 addresses have collectively claimed 4,778,260 ALT, accounting for 6.5% of the total claimed airdrop. Among them, the top 2 addresses have not sold any tokens yet, while the other eight addresses have either sold on-chain or deposited into trading platforms.

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, the registration period for the airdrop address of the modular settlement layer Dymension in the Cosmos ecosystem has ended, with a total of 528,523 addresses claiming the airdrop. Unclaimed DYM is being redistributed, and its mainnet is about to launch.Previously reported, over one million addresses had the opportunity to participate in Dymension's Genesis Rolldrop. Eligible participants can claim up to 70 million DYM (7% of the total supply) before January 21, 2024, at 12:00 (UTC). This airdrop will target users from Celestia, Ethereum, Cosmos, and Solana, including a wide range of crypto users such as NFT holders, network stakers, and application users.

According to ChainCatcher news and X-explore analysis, about 20.1% of the addresses that received the Celestia airdrop belong to the Big Witch Studio (which has 20 or more addresses), and 20.7% of the addresses belong to the Medium Witch Studio (which has 5 or more addresses). In addition, the Witch Studio that received the most airdrops holds a total of 300 airdrop addresses and has received 77,391 TIA.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the modular blockchain Celestia has issued a reminder for users to register their airdrop receiving addresses, with less than 31 hours remaining for registration.

According to ChainCatcher news and Lookonchain data monitoring, in five days, 625,143 addresses will be able to claim 1.162 billion ARB, with the largest token allocation being 10,250 ARB, the smallest token allocation being 625 ARB, and the average token allocation being 1,859 ARB. (Source link)