The sixth Airdrop of Orbiter cross-chain bridges has been launched.
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The Orbiter cross-chain bridge is also a typical example of anti-dumping.
Fortunately, I haven't done much brushing myself.
I couldn't be bothered to claim the first Airdrop, and now it's expired.

The Kaito airdrop from Sidekick has started to claim @Sidekick_Labs
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According to Sidekick, this Kaito Airdrop accounts for 0.15% of the total token supply.
However, many of the top 100 reported receiving no more than 100U in Airdrop.
It may be a failure in the field of kaito.

Previous experience shows that there is no need to continue after the Testnet exceeds 200,000, as the odds are very low.
However, @SuccinctLabs broke this experience, even with 25,000 Testnet users, they still lost badly. The DC identity group received a maximum of 50,000 tokens, while the lowest Testnet user received 20 tokens.
Alpha holds 1% of the tokens, which is more than all the Testnet users combined.
So will the project @anoma, which is also running on the internal Testnet, continue on the path of succin?
The points from the roll Testnet are not as good as the roll DC identity group.

the last week of linea tokenomics release
Hope to get some good news

People are too crazy, I don't think it is necessary to be so radical, Anoma revealed that the current testnet users will have 3 new invitation codes
I am trying to be active and gain the favor of existing testnet users to get the testnet invitation code 🫶

Awesome!