I saw KOR Protocol saying that users who registered earlier can now claim $KOR. The claim window closes on November 9 at 10 p.m. Beijing time.
Here’s how it seems to work: claims opened on November 4, and registration closed on November 2. If you didn’t register, you can’t claim now. You have to use the wallet you registered with, and the tokens are on the Base network. The amount you can claim depends on your allocation at registration, which varies from person to person. There may be a small on-chain gas fee, though the exact amount isn’t clear from the information I’ve seen.
To be clear: I haven’t verified this through an official source. I’ve only seen a few accounts relaying claims from KOR Foundation. Check official channels for yourself before deciding, participate responsibly, and don’t rush to approve wallet permissions. Put simply, the deadline is the night after tomorrow, so there’s no need to act in the middle of the night.
A few risks to keep in mind: only claim through official channels, and don’t click unfamiliar links—fake claim sites are one of the most common traps during airdrop season. Before approving anything, check the domain and the permissions being requested; if anything is unclear, stop. Legitimate claims won’t ask for your seed phrase or private key—if anyone does, stop immediately. Some campaigns may have KYC and regional restrictions, and the rules could change, so check the latest official information before taking action.
$KOR #Airdrop
Here’s how it seems to work: claims opened on November 4, and registration closed on November 2. If you didn’t register, you can’t claim now. You have to use the wallet you registered with, and the tokens are on the Base network. The amount you can claim depends on your allocation at registration, which varies from person to person. There may be a small on-chain gas fee, though the exact amount isn’t clear from the information I’ve seen.
To be clear: I haven’t verified this through an official source. I’ve only seen a few accounts relaying claims from KOR Foundation. Check official channels for yourself before deciding, participate responsibly, and don’t rush to approve wallet permissions. Put simply, the deadline is the night after tomorrow, so there’s no need to act in the middle of the night.
A few risks to keep in mind: only claim through official channels, and don’t click unfamiliar links—fake claim sites are one of the most common traps during airdrop season. Before approving anything, check the domain and the permissions being requested; if anything is unclear, stop. Legitimate claims won’t ask for your seed phrase or private key—if anyone does, stop immediately. Some campaigns may have KYC and regional restrictions, and the rules could change, so check the latest official information before taking action.
$KOR #Airdrop