Reported by The Defiant, AltLayer, a project offering services to allow developers to quickly spin up rollups, has airdropped 300,000 ALT tokens to over 40,000 claiming addresses so far.
Users of both Eigenlayer and Celestia are eligible for the airdrop, but the largest allocations were for holders of two NFTs produced by AltLayer and for participants in a campaign which involved trailing different solutions adjacent to AltLayer. Each subgroup was eligible for just over 37% of the ALT tokens.
The first NFT, called AltLayer OG NFT Badge, has 300 unique holders and a floor of 1.4 ETH, according to OpenSea. The NFT launched in July 2022. The other collection, called Oh Ottie!, released in December that year.
The campaign came in four distinct stages and asked users to perform tasks like engaging with AltLayer on X, playing games using the project’s solutions, and adding testnets to wallets.
Like the Celestia airdrop and many others, the ALT offering is not available to U.S. residents. Claims for the token will be open for a month. Just over 60% of the eligible ALT tokens remain unclaimed.
AltLayer is calling the airdrop “Season One,” with the implication that further tokens will be allocated to the project’s community.
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