Binance Official Announcement: Holding-Eligibility Airdrop, $MARSCOIN to SPCXB, “Niu Lai” to QQQB
According to an official Binance announcement, the platform will support two holding-eligibility airdrop programs: 1)SpaceX tokenized asset SPCXB → to holders of $MARSCOIN ; 2)Invesco QQQ Trust tokenized asset QQQB → to holders of “Niu Lai.”
The rewards are split into two parts: project-side on-chain allocation + Binance platform rewards (set aside 30% of the corresponding spot trading fees, distributed in the form of SPCXB / QQQB, respectively). Key rules: a daily random snapshot; only holdings above 10,000 tokens on a single day are counted as valid holdings; the statistics period starts from September 2026, with the first round expected to be distributed in early October; Binance Alpha holdings are not included.
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For information only and does not constitute investment advice. DYOR; use only official channels—do not click unknown claim links. #币安 #空投 #MARSCOIN #持币空投 #BinanceSquare
Don’t just stare at points: these 3 early projects each have a real node today
# Don’t just stare at points: these 3 early projects each have a real node today Today, check out **Ammora, X1 EcoChain, and Logos**: one is in the second half of a time-limited points campaign, one just added daily testnet tasks, and one is about to upgrade its testnet on September 30. What’s worth looking at now isn’t “maybe an issuance,” but the task status, continuous behavior, and version upgrades that can all be verified through the official pages or documentation. Even the maximum risk differs: Ammora uses scoring and human review, X1 mistakes test coins for value, and Logos has no fundamental official airdrop promise.
[Exchange Security Updates] Bitget Starts Phased Restoration of Withdrawals Today
On September 24, after unauthorized transfers were made to Bitget’s hot/warm wallet infrastructure, the platform announced that the vulnerability had been fixed and will resume withdrawals according to the schedule starting today (all official times are in UTC):
1. September 28, 08:00: First enable $BTC (Bitcoin network) 2. September 29, 08:00: $ETH (Ethereum, BSC, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism) 3. September 30, 08:00: USDT (Ethereum, BSC, Solana, TRON) 4. October 2, 08:00: Other tokens, fiat currencies, and P2P
The official statement says the affected amount is approximately USD 387.5 million. Cold wallets were not affected, users’ account balances are not affected, and trading and deposits have been available throughout. Mandiant and SlowMist are still assisting with the investigation and asset recovery. Please rely only on official channel updates, and beware of fake customer service and phishing links.
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Don’t just obsess over points: what’s truly worth watching about these 3 early projects today
# Don’t just obsess over points: what’s truly worth watching about these 3 early projects today Today we’re looking at Saturn, Apyx, and Reya: one has just laid out the Season 2 allocations clearly, one both expands allocations and pushes the TGE back, and one will switch to a new order book and kick off a new season tomorrow. What’s worth watching now is that the rules, timeline, and product status have all undergone verifiable changes around September 25. The biggest risk isn’t “missing out”—it’s mistaking high-multiplier yield for low cost: time-limit decay, underlying stablecoin risks, and liquidation risks of perpetual futures all come with real, hard costs. ## Saturn **One-sentence highlights:** Season 2 finally moves from vague expectations to computable rules—up to 5% of the total supply will be allocated based on relative points at the snapshot, but if the season ends early, the pool will be reduced proportionally by duration as well.
🪂 Jumper confirms token ticker $JUMP, Legion public sale countdown
The cross-chain aggregator Jumper officially confirms the token ticker as $JUMP and will launch its first standalone token sale in Legion:
1️⃣ Time: from 13:00 UTC on Sep 29 to 13:00 UTC on Oct 2 (Beijing time 9/29 21:00–10/2 21:00) 2️⃣ Method: submit a subscription intent on Legion; subscriptions do not guarantee an allocation 3️⃣ Restrictions: residents of regions including the US, UK, and UAE are not eligible; EU countries have participant caps 4️⃣ This is a paid public sale, not a free airdrop; the token price, TGE, and unlock details have not been disclosed yet
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🪂 This Week’s Airdrops and Security Brief (9/25–9/26)
1️⃣ Bitget Hot Wallets Stolen—About $350 Million In the early hours of 9/25, part of Bitget’s hot wallets and warm wallets were drained, totaling about $351.6 million. The official statement says the cold wallets are secure, and the loss is fully covered by the user protection fund of over $464 million. Withdrawals are currently paused; deposits and trading remain normal. If you have assets on Bitget, keep an eye on the official announcement regarding when withdrawals will resume.
2️⃣ MEY Airdrop Claims Now Live Mey Network has opened eligibility checks. The claim deadline is 23:59 UTC on October 25 (7:59 AM Beijing time on 10/26). If you participated, don’t miss out.
3️⃣ Pre-registration for a New Project DAC has opened pre-registration. Rewards are points plus tokens, distributed after TGE. OshiLabs, from the Solana ecosystem, is also running an NFT + points campaign, with token allocation distributed after TGE as well.
⚠️ Reminder: Enter only through official channels. Do not click any unfamiliar “claim” links, and do not approve unknown contracts. This is for information purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. DYOR.
Don’t just focus on points: today, these 3 early projects—the key is closing the window, the testnet, and the TGE
# Don’t just focus on points: today, these 3 early projects—the key is closing the window, the testnet, and the TGE Today, check BigShort, Polyester, and Doppler Finance: one claims window may close early, a testnet just opened, and another will enter the TGE on September 28. What’s worth looking at now isn’t “how much you can farm,” but whether your eligibility is still valid, whether the product has real usage, and whether the rules can be implemented before the node. The maximum risk is also very specific: fake claim pages, misreading a testing event as a token commitment, and temporarily putting real money in before the airdrop rules are confirmed.
Don’t just focus on points: today, these 3 early projects are entering the verification window
# Don’t just focus on points: today, these 3 early projects are entering the verification window Today, take a look at PinetSwap, Axis Robotics, and Asentum: one has open claiming, one has a task and a sales node that’s coming up, and one has just fixed a verifier scoring-chain issue. What matters now isn’t continuing to pile up interactions, but confirming eligibility, signature status, and whether the testnet accounting is truly valid. The biggest risks are that the rewards page impersonation, community snapshot information not confirmed by official sources, and nodes being online but not being properly scored. ## PinetSwap **In one sentence: ** September 25 is not a day for new users to complete bonus tasks, but a day for veteran participants to verify whether the “snapshot—allocation—claim” loop actually works.
Don’t just chase points: today’s real takeaways from these 3 early projects
Don’t just chase points: today’s real takeaways from these 3 early projects Today we look at Variational, Jumper, and Dohm Finance: one that published a 32% Genesis allocation and a Q4 time window, one that has just officially confirmed the token’s identity, and one that ends a key window today at 12:00 UTC. What’s really worth doing isn’t chasing unofficial valuations, but verifying points eligibility, past XP, and address binding for each one. The biggest risk is also very specific: losses in perpetual trading, fake website claims, and hurriedly signing with real assets during the countdown. ## Variational **One-sentence highlights:** This time it’s not “maybe there are points use cases”—it’s that the official announcement bundled the 32% of total supply, allocation by points ratio, and the Q4 TGE into a single document.
Don’t just fixate on points: the real highlights of these 3 early projects today
# Don’t just fixate on points: the real highlights of these 3 early projects today Today, take a look at Amadeus Protocol, Asentum, and vibe/vibe: one just added a task multiplier, one details the testnet scoring in great depth, and one is currently testing the issuance and trading process on the Robinhood Chain. What’s worth looking at now isn’t “how high the score is,” but whether the rules have just changed, whether the behavior is genuinely accounted for, and whether the promotion has entered into formal terms. The maximum risk is also clear: Amadeus has not confirmed how the points will be used yet, Asentum’s high scores are more likely driven by node operations, and the vibe/vibe user agreement does not commit to future allocations.
Don’t just focus on points: the real status of these 3 early projects today
# Don’t just focus on points: the real status of these 3 early projects today Today, take a look at **DOHM Finance, Elysium, and Extended**: one has an almost definite deadline, one has just launched a testnet, and one is entering a new-chain migration phase. What’s worth looking at now isn’t speculation about whether a token will be issued, but three verifiable checkpoints: **the September 24 deadline, the September 22 testnet launch, and the Arc migration**. The maximum risk also varies: DOHM involves mainnet funds, Elysium has no reward commitment yet, and Extended may turn expected points into real trading losses. ## DOHM Finance: The hard deadline is real, but how the points will be redeemed is still unknown
Don’t just focus on points: today’s real takeaways from these 3 early projects
Don’t just focus on points: today’s real takeaways from these 3 early projects Today’s look at **Ammora、Asentum、Axis Robotics**: one has just opened a limited-time points campaign, one is actively updating incentive-testnet rules, and one opened the community sales window today. What’s worth watching right now is that all three have verifiable new nodes—not just social-media rumors about "maybe a token." Even the highest risk is different: the features aren’t fully open, the XP conversion is opaque, and irreversible commitments plus long-term unlocks mean you can’t handle all of this with the same "task-farming" logic.
This Week’s Airdrop Watch: 3 Signals Worth Keeping an Eye On
# This Week’s Airdrop Watch: 3 Signals Worth Keeping an Eye On Today I looked at ORO, Ritual, and Asentum: one is entering the eligibility-claim window, one has surfaced a clear community allocation clue, and one is still within the early window after launching on the incentive testnet. Why look now: ORO’s claim signals appeared in the past 24 hours; Ritual’s new guide named historical participating roles; and Asentum just launched its testnet not long ago. Maximum risk: treating a news index or a third-party guide as an official commitment, and handing over malicious signatures on fake claim pages and fake checkers. ## ORO: Claiming is more important than “keep farming scores”
This week’s airdrop watch: 3 early signals worth continuing to track
# This week’s airdrop watch: 3 early signals worth continuing to track Today I’m looking at Arc, BNB Chain uAgents, and Zcash NU7: one focuses on low-cost testnet experience, and the other two are more developer- and infrastructure-oriented. Now I’m paying attention because over the past few days, new testnet guides, automated trading workflows, and clear upgrade schedules have emerged respectively. The biggest risk is misreading a third-party “airdrop guide” or a product update as a token promise; right now, none of the three has a verifiable snapshot, a query tool, or an allocation announcement. This is not packaging for a “three airdrops today.” In the past 24–72 hours, there have not been more than three projects that can simultaneously meet official, verifiable evidence, clearly defined time checkpoints, and well-understood token rules—so a more valuable approach is to sort them out: which ones you can experience at low cost, and which ones you should only observe.
Don’t just watch points: today’s 3 early projects—what you really need to look at is the rules
# Don’t just watch points: today’s 3 early projects—what you really need to look at is the rules Today we look at **Asentum, DAWN, Note Systems**: one just launched an incentive test network, one has just started a funding-based points season, and one has formally moved continuous records onto a test network. Now it’s worth watching—not because of token imagination, but because all three have introduced verifiable new nodes in the past few days. Participating today still lets you record complete early behavior. Even the biggest risk is different: Asentum is a false gateway that lures users with real assets; DAWN has constraints on principal, contracts, and regions; Note Systems mechanically boosts rankings without understanding the structure.
Don’t just watch the points: today’s real takeaways from these 3 early projects
# Don’t just watch the points: today’s real takeaways from these 3 early projects Today, watch Asentum, NOTE Systems, and 4D Labs: one is launching an incentives testnet, one writes “continuous time” into the points rules, and one has a clearly defined Alpha badge deadline. What’s worth watching now isn’t because social platforms suddenly got lively, but because all three have irreversible time variables: the launch-day first day, the continuous streak, and the September 29 cutoff. The biggest risk is different too: Asentum takes on the real token custody risk to support the multiplier; NOTE comes from choosing the wrong barrier that leads to an interruption of the continuous record; and 4D Labs is because its data privacy and reward rules are still not complete.
Don’t just focus on points: the real highlights of these 3 early projects today
Don’t just focus on points: the real highlights of these 3 early projects today Today we look at **Tread、vibe/vibe、AMA Protocol**: one brings you into the season settlement and distribution window; one links the Robinhood Chain testnet to a clearly defined supply ratio; and one is a fresh wave of new on-chain verification tasks that just started. What’s worth looking at now isn’t because of community hype—but because all three introduced verifiable new nodes within the past 72 hours or in the last 7 days. Even the maximum risk is different: Tread missed being a qualification for old users; vibe/vibe is a counterfeit testing entry point that induces positions; and AMA assumes unnecessary trading and authorization risks for points.
Don’t just chase points: today’s real highlights from these 3 early projects
# Don’t just chase points: today’s real highlights from these 3 early projects Today take a look at **Arc, Aster, and Variational**: one is about to switch to the mainnet tomorrow, one has just changed its scoring rules, and a trading contest is counting down. What’s worth watching now isn’t because “something might be sent,” but because all three have hard nodes that will change how people act. The biggest risk is also very specific: pretending the main page, the old points strategy failing, and taking unnecessary leverage risk to meet a high nominal threshold. ## Arc: the mainnet is the set of determined nodes; the airdrop is not **One-sentence highlight:** The mainnet goes live on September 16. What’s truly valuable is validating the product and real usage—not manufacturing a string of meaningless interactions before launch.
Don’t just watch points: the checkpoints you should really look at for these 3 early projects
Don’t just watch points: the 3 early projects’ checkpoints you should really look at Today we’re looking at Asentum, Variational, and Axis Robotics: one will launch XP from scratch on September 17, one is in a limited-time trading race with a points-weighted window, and one has just re-allocated task spots to real contributors. Why now? All three surfaced within the past week with verifiable timestamps or rule changes—not just community speculation. Even the biggest risk is different: Asentum’s multiple includes a holding threshold, Variational may trade trading losses for points, and Axis makes no official promise of token allocation.
Don’t just chase points: what’s really worth watching about these 3 early projects today
# Don’t just chase points: what’s really worth watching about these 3 early projects today Today let’s look at Extended, Noise, and ORO: one RWA trading node opens two days from now, one has just wrapped up its testnet, and one has clearly laid out the final snapshot rules. Now it’s worth watching—not because “rumors say a token is coming,” but because verifiable changes have shown up: fees, shutdowns, query tools, and wallet binding. The biggest risk is also very specific: Extended is leveraged liquidation, Noise is missing mainnet implementation details, and ORO is about wrongly bound wallets and fake query pages. ## Extended: the node is solid, but don’t treat trading as a low-cost task
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