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Namada, an asset-agnostic multichain privacy blockchain, has announced the launch of its Retro Public Goods Funding airdrop to thousands of community members including, researchers, developers, ATOM and OSMO stakers, and contributors in the Trusted Setup held last year. Anoma Foundation, the leading custodian of Namada, announced a 65 million $NAM token drop to these community members “to acknowledge and thank them for building and funding public goods” on Namada. The recipients of the RPGF Drop include 7,094 researchers and developers, ​​191,715 on-chain accounts and Bad Kids NFT holders, and 2510 contributors in the Trusted Setup. The 8 Best Airdrop Sites for Free Crypto Airdrops “If we want to live in a flourishing world of public goods, we must design and use economic systems which support them not only in rhetoric but also in material compensation,” Christopher Goes, co-founder of Namada stated. “Namada depends upon many public goods which have come before, and this RPGF drop is part of our attempt to give some ownership back to the creators and supporters of those goods and do our part in realising such a world.” Simply, public goods on Namada refer to non-excludable non-rivalrous items which provide benefits to all the users e.g. languages, open-source software, research, designs and more. The RPGF Drop will reward all users who helped build public goods on the platform, with the claiming period open from 6th December 2023 and closing on the 28th of December 2024, at 9 AM UTC. Eligible participants can submit their Namada genesis accounts through rpgfdrop.namada.net. The submitted accounts will be included in the Namada genesis block proposal with the corresponding claimed $NAM tokens.  Understanding why $NAM counts on Namada Namada’s mainnet launch date is fast approaching and the latest airdrop aims to recognize the public and open-source developers for their contribution in the…

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