Arbitrum (ARB) made headlines for a long time until its airdrop event on March 23. Now, Hepton, the Arbitrum network-based scaling solution, is announcing its 3-stage airdrop.
Arbitrum-based Hepton announces three different airdrops
In a blog published on May 4, Hepton announced that they are launching the IIT Airdrop based on Arbitrum. Hepton is a Layer 3 based infrastructure that focuses on Ethereum hyperscale via side-chain and ZK-rollip. The crypto community is now on the lookout for new opportunities in Hepton, following the $120 million Arbitrum airdrop.
We are so excited to announce that we will release the HTE Airdrop based on the Arbitrum Network.
For details on criteria, snapshot, distribution and tiers:https://t.co/OTWksltlvQ pic.twitter.com/F1qNEyVxnT
— Hepton (@HeptonL3) May 4, 2023
Hepton’s airdrop event will basically take place in three different phases. These are Testnet Airdrop, IIT-Arbitrum Airdrop and Third-Party Airdrop.
What you need to know about Hepton airdrop
Testnet Airdrop
Testnet Airdrop will be Hepton’s biggest airdrop. The airdrop will take place on the Hepton PoS (Mainnet) platform and the team has provided documentation on which users are eligible:
- Users must have an active address on Hepton Testnet 269 to participate in Testnet;
- Also using Auto Faucet 130 or Manual Faucet 64;
- NFTs and contracts;
- And they need to make sure they set up validator node operators.
- Hepton Labs will take a confidential snapshot measured by Hepton Points to determine rewards. Therefore, users who keep their addresses active have more chances.
- IIT airdrop distribution at the time of mainnet launch will be determined by individual contributions ranging from $30 to $15,000.
IIT-Arbitrum Airdrop
IIT -Arbitrum has three different layer levels. These are: Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3. Distribution in the IIT-Arbitrum Airdrop will be based on the following criteria: Eligible for Tier 1 are users with 550 IITs, OAT and XP. The prize quota ranges from $20 to $200. 50% of the prize will be distributed at TGE and the other 50% will be awarded over four months.
Additionally, Tier 2 users with at least 550 IITs will be eligible for a reward quota ranging from a minimum of $10 to a maximum of $1,000 in IIT, 50% distributed during the TGE and 50% earned over five months.
Finally, only Tier 3 participants with OAT and XP. They will be eligible to receive a minimum reward quota of $5 and a maximum of $150 worth of IITs. The award will be divided into two parts, 20% at TGE and the remaining 80% for six months. Follow the official announcement for more details.
Third-Party Airdrop
Finally, the Third-Party Airdrop phase requires users to be active on third-party platforms such as Launchpad or CEX. The distribution of the airdrop will be determined according to the criteria set by the platform. Note that only addresses with an IIT testnet on Hepton Testnet can claim.
