DRV has entered the Alpha campaign. Claiming 70 tokens requires at least 245 points and also consumes 15 points.
The market has suddenly started discussing it, focusing on whether the airdrop can generate sustained demand. The campaign is first come, first served; if rewards remain unclaimed, the threshold drops by 5 points every five minutes. After claiming, users must also confirm within 24 hours. These rules can easily spark a rush to claim, but they do not directly prove that anyone is willing to buy on the market.
Some say that 24,000 airdrop allocations were claimed in 33 seconds, while DRV continued to weaken. The number of allocations, the time taken, and the market performance have not been independently verified, so this claim should not be treated as a conclusion about the market.
If most people are rushing to claim just to use up points they already have, could this wave of attention fade even faster than the airdrop itself?
The market has suddenly started discussing it, focusing on whether the airdrop can generate sustained demand. The campaign is first come, first served; if rewards remain unclaimed, the threshold drops by 5 points every five minutes. After claiming, users must also confirm within 24 hours. These rules can easily spark a rush to claim, but they do not directly prove that anyone is willing to buy on the market.
Some say that 24,000 airdrop allocations were claimed in 33 seconds, while DRV continued to weaken. The number of allocations, the time taken, and the market performance have not been independently verified, so this claim should not be treated as a conclusion about the market.
If most people are rushing to claim just to use up points they already have, could this wave of attention fade even faster than the airdrop itself?