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Blur: BLUR holders and Blur traders can respectively claim 1.5% and 0.5% of the BLAST airdrop

Blur: BLUR holders and Blur traders can respectively claim 1.5% and 0.5% of the BLAST airdrop

Bitget2024/06/26 04:03

Blur announced on X that when the BLAST airdrop opens for application, Blur traders will be able to claim 0.5% of tokens (S3 airdrop), and BLUR holders will be able to claim 1.5% of tokens (combined S3 + S4 airdrops) based on their Holder Score.

Yesterday's news revealed that Blur announced on platform X that Season 3 would end at 10 AM Eastern Time, 10 PM Hong Kong time, and 4 PM Central European Time on June 26th. Participants in the third season can receive BLAST from the Blast Foundation, with more details about Season 4 being released on June 26th.

The Blast Foundation will allocate 3% of BLAST to the Blur Foundation, with another one percent distributed between third-season Blur traders and BLUR holders (each receiving half). Half a percent has been reserved for fourth-season Blur traders (more details will be shared on June 26), while another half-percent is set aside for future use. The remaining one percent has been reserved for fourth-season BLUR holders.

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