The launch of deBridge’s native token, DBR, has gained significant attention with an airdrop to 491,000 wallets as part of a planned community engagement strategy. As of its token generation event (TGE), a large portion of the deBridge ecosystem’s users became eligible for a structured token distribution based on their participation in the network’s initiatives.
The deBridge Foundation, which spearheaded the airdrop, is positioning DBR as the backbone of its decentralized cross-chain infrastructure. The airdrop’s eligibility criteria were primarily centered around the platform’s Points program, which rewards users for their activity and contribution to deBridge protocols. The foundation allocated 6% of the DBR token supply to the first phase of the airdrop.
Participants have various options to claim their airdrop. The design allows flexibility in how recipients approach their claim: they can access 50% of their tokens immediately, or choose to delay half of the allocation for six months. Alternatively, they can take an 80% upfront release at TGE but with a 20% deduction as a penalty for immediate access.
This staggered claiming mechanism is meant to incentivize long-term involvement while providing immediate liquidity options for those who wish to trade or utilize the token within the ecosystem. DBR can be claimed on major centralized exchanges such as KuCoin, Bitget, and MEXC, reflecting deBridge’s growing prominence in decentralized finance (DeFi).
Arabian Post – Crypto News Network
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