In previous articles, we have introduced the DeBank tool platform, and also introduced some of DeBank's functions and usage in detail. These two days, when browsing DeBank's GitHub, I accidentally discovered its airdrop standards. From the existing code, the airdrop standards are as follows:
- Net worth > $1000
- Minting "Web3 ID"
- Wallet address followers on DeBank and TVF > 0
Of course, the above standards are just the standards hidden by DeBank on GitHub. It is not ruled out that there may be other standards in the future official airdrop.
Let's simply translate the meaning of the above picture:
- addr (string): refers to the address, but currently only supports addresses on EVM-compatible chains
- usd_value (double): refers to the net value of the address, only supports addresses > $1000
- web3_id (string): refers to the Web3 identity minted by this address on DeBank;
- follower_count (int): refers to the number of followers on DeBank
- tvf (double): refers to the total net worth of all DeBank followers;
In addition, from the official announcement released by DeBank a few days ago (as shown below), we already know that DeBank has launched a testnet and announced that it will officially launch the mainnet in 2024. So for now, participating in its testnet may also be one of the criteria for airdrops.
As for some interactive operations of the DeBank platform itself, you can refer to this article we published earlier:
Will DeBank really have an airdrop? A complete guide to participating in DeBank's airdrop interaction
Although there is no official statement about the airdrop yet, in the spirit of "it's better to participate than to miss out", and through relatively complete participation in DeBank's related interactions, I believe that if DeBank really airdrops in the future, then you will most likely be able to obtain relatively substantial airdrop returns.
Today, we will continue to add some new interaction methods for DeBank testnet. Okay, now let’s start following the steps below.
Step 1: Add the Rabby_io wallet (Rabby is a crypto wallet product launched by DeBank) to your Google Chrome browser extension, and then import the MetaMask account, as shown below.
Step 2: Perform at least one Swap operation in Rabby, as shown in the figure below.
It is recommended to choose a network with cheaper transaction fees. After completing 1 Swap operation, you can also receive a new DeBank badge, as shown in the figure below.
The specific collection location can be seen in the "More" menu of the Rabby wallet, as shown in the figure below.
The method of receiving is as follows:
Go to DeBank’s Web 3 Badges page and find the Rabby Valued User Badge, then click the Mint button and copy the corresponding number.
In the Claim Rabby Badge interface shown in the picture above, paste the number you just copied and you can successfully claim it. As of the time of writing this article, 47,585 people have successfully claimed the badge.
Step 3: Perform transactions through DeBank’s test network.
First, open the Rabby wallet and click the Request Testnet Token button in the "More" column mentioned above to receive testnet tokens. You can receive 0.1USD of testnet tokens every day. After receiving, turn on the corresponding Enable Testnets function, as shown in the figure below.
Then, return to the Rabby wallet, click the Send button, select the DeBank Testnet network, and then send the test version you just received to different wallets. As shown in the figure below.
Of course, since USD test coins can be collected every day, you can participate in the interactive operations of the DeBank Testnet network once a day.
Well, that’s all for today’s sharing via “Talking about Li and Beyond”. Let’s summarize and review it together. This article mainly introduces some possible airdrop standards of DeBank and the basic interaction methods of DeBank Testnet. I hope today’s sharing can be helpful to everyone.
Special thanks to: 0xStartt, 0xTHades
Disclaimer: The above content is only a personal point of view and analysis, and is only for the purpose of popular science learning and communication among the majority of enthusiasts. It does not constitute any investment advice. Investment is risky, please treat it rationally, improve risk awareness, and abide by the relevant laws and regulations of the country and region where you are located!
