Fuel Launches Airdrop Eligibility Portal to Airdrop 10% FUEL Tokens
On 17 December, Fuel, the high-performance ethereum L2 network, announced in a post that it has launched the FUEL Genesis Drop for a total of 1 billion tokens (10% of the total supply) and has opened an airdrop eligibility portal that will be available for users to pick up between 19 December 2024 and 19 January 2025, Fuel said.
Fuel has indicated that a total of 20% of the FUEL supply will flow to the Fuel community, of which: 10% for the Genesis Drop; 5% for community outreach efforts; and 5% for as-yet-unannounced incentives, programmes, events, and activities.
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