Airdrop News

The ARB airdrop followed the sell-the-news narrative, but Arbitrum’s DApp use and fundamentals remain strong and smart money continues to buy ARB tokens.

MetaMask posted a warning on its Twitter after coming across rumors of an upcoming MetaMask snapshot or airdrop on social media.

One wallet received $2 million in ARB, while another collected around $1.38 million worth of tokens.

The tokens were stolen by someone who compiled vanity addresses eligible for ARB airdrops.

ARB sold off upon being listed on exchanges, and some users reported a claim experience laden with tech issues, but the token could follow the trajectory of previous airdrops.

Arbitrum’s upcoming ARB token has everyone excited about the next potential airdrop, and it looks like there’s more to come.

Crypto exchanges looking to capitalize off the Arbitrum airdrop fever have launched IOU and derivatives for ARB, an early sign of the excitement that will unfold on March 23.

Following the Arbitrum airdrop announcement, crypto users eligible for it are already selling them in OTC markets.

After resolving the issue internally, the forked variant of its analytics platform now redirects to the official website.

The community has warned others to stay vigilant after reports of phishing websites and scams offering Arbitrum airdrop tokens.

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Earlier this week, the Ethereum co-founder sold $700,000 worth of “shitcoins.”

As Vitalik Buterin’s holdings represented a large portion of the circulating supply for some of the tokens, the sales resulted in huge price drops.

With the Blur marketplace set for a second airdrop soon, Nansen’s Andrew Thurman theorized that this major NFT dump could be a play to reap extra BLUR token rewards while also booking some profits.

Blur founder Pacman is hopeful that the major NFT trading applications will soon find a middle ground and cooperate on creator royalties.