Sonic Labs Releases Details of S Token Airdrop Program
On January 15, Sonic Labs (formerly Fantom) released the details of the S token airdrop plan. Users can obtain points through three ways:
The first category is passive points, which users can obtain by holding whitelisted assets in Web3 wallets (such as Rabby, MetaMask and hardware wallets), but centralized exchange holdings are not counted;
The second category is activity points, which are obtained by providing whitelisted assets as liquidity in participating projects;
The third category is DApps points, where developers can compete for allocations called "Sonic Gems" and distribute S tokens to users through a custom points plan.
The project party emphasized that the first two types of points have nothing to do with the specific applications used, and users can increase their income by finding applications with the best points plan. Among them, scUSD and scETH are provided by Rings Protocol.
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