PancakeSwap proposes airdrops to users/community contributors using LayerZero
PancakeSwap has proposed a new airdrop distribution plan to reward community contributors and users who use the LayerZero cross-chain messaging solution. The specific distribution is as follows:
1. veCAKE holders (45%): 51,168 users with the highest veCAKE balance during the snapshot period.
2. Active traders (20%): 592,450 users, excluding aggregator addresses.
3. Liquidity providers (20%): 48,260 users who provide an amount ≥$100.
4. CAKE bridgers (3%): 6,928 users, calculated according to the total bridging amount/total bridging transaction times.
5. Cross-chain voters (2%): 1,198 users, voting for the total epoch numbers of non-BNB chain pools.
6. Developers (10%): details to be determined.
veCAKE liquidity lockers will allocate 100% to their liquidity lock users. PancakeSwap is also collaborating with protocols such as Stargate, Canto, and USDV to extend airdrop distribution to their community members.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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