Scroll First Airdrop Will Allocate 7% of SCR Supply
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Key Points: Scroll first airdrop will distribute 7% of its SCR token supply to key contributors, including on-chain participants, ecosystem projects, and global community members. 5.5% of the total SCR supply will be distributed to over 570,000 on-chain participants. Scroll’s total value locked has grown to $1.3 billion, positioning it as a leading Ethereum layer 2 solution with zkEVM compatibility and a strong developer community. Scroll, one of the leading Ethereum layer 2 scaling solutions, officially announced the first-ever airdrop in its history for the distribution of 7% of its total SCR tokens supply. Read more: Binance Launchpool Launches Scroll (SCR) Scroll First Airdrop Will Distribute 7% of SCR Token Supply The Scroll first airdrop is looking to reward the key individuals and groups which have played a major role in the growth and development of the protocol and ecosystem of Scroll. Four major groups of contributors will derive benefits from the airdrop. Over 570,000 on-chain participants will share in the Community Drop’s pool of 55 million SCR tokens (5.5%). Other SCR tokens will be distributed to more than 100 projects made with Scroll to help keep fostering development. Scroll Leads Among Layer 2 Solutions With the highly anticipated Scroll first airdrop just around the corner, the project’s influence in the Ethereum layer 2 space is on the rise. According to DefiLlama data, Scroll’s total value locked has hit $1.3 billion, surging ahead of competitors like Blast and zkSync. With the compatibility of zkEVM, full ZK rollup technology, and a strong developer community, Scroll consolidates its position as one of the leaders within the growing layer 2 markets. DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing. Visited 1 times, 1 visit(s)…
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