Holiday airdrop, anyone?
Arbitrum “Layer-3” gaming network ShaiFirst announced in June 2023, planned a Season 1 token airdrop. According to one statistic, it will happen on December 27th this year, just before the start of the new year. twitter post From Xai Games.
Arbitrum developers at Offchain Labs are collaborating on the Xai Initiative, which consists of the Xai Foundation, tokens, and blockchain. The token will be the network’s gas token for paying transaction fees and will be the native currency through which gamers pay fees. NFT According to Xai, there are also in-game items that will be built on blockchain in the future. Website.
Xai tokens will be airdropped on December 27th. odyssey legend and vanguard I am the owner of an NFT in the style of my profile picture. Holders of Xai Sentry Keys, which allow holders to run nodes that power the Xai network, will also be included in the airdrop distribution, according to the post.
It’s too late for those trying to qualify for the first Xai airdrop to purchase Odyssey Legendaries and Vanguards, but the Xai team has not yet ended eligibility for those purchasing Sentry Keys.
As of this writing, the Xai Foundation’s website states that the token economics are not yet complete.
“XAI’s token economics is currently undergoing regulatory and compliance review. Once approved for public launch, the Xai Foundation will share the token economics through Xai’s official social media accounts.” wrote.
Any Ethereum wallet compatible with Arbitrum can be used by connecting to the Xai network. In the future, the foundation plans to launch its own single sign-on (SSO) wallet solution.
airdrop It’s overwhelmingly common in cryptocurrencies and can feel like “free money” to some. But it’s worth noting that it’s also plentiful. airdrop scam There are fake wallet drain links that may have unwanted effects on your cryptocurrency assets. social media accounts (Even verified items with a blue or gold checkmark) can be hacked, and malicious actors can post fake airdrop links there.
Xai has already warned his followers about phishing scams.malicious actor” They reportedly “forked,” or split, Xai’s Sentry Key public repository to create fake clones that lured users into phishing scams. The Xai team did not share how many wallets were dropped by the scam, but did share on Thursday that the team had sent new, legitimate keys to everyone affected.
Here’s to a happy and safe holiday airdrop.
Editor: Andrew Hayward
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