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Ordinals Developer: Runestone holders will receive the Dog airdrop in full, no team allocation or pre-sale

Ordinals Developer: Runestone holders will receive the Dog airdrop in full, no team allocation or pre-sale

2024/04/12 09:07

According to news on April 12, Ordinals developer Leonidas stated on the X platform that Dog will be airdropped to Runestone holders without team allocation or pre-sale. 100% of the supply will belong to Runestone holders. According to previous news, Ordinals developer Leonidas tweeted that Runestone holders will receive three Runes Meme coin airdrops, one of which is planned to be carried out this month, and another is expected to be airdropped within the year. He also said that one of them will be a dog-themed meme coin.

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