Ether and L2 Eco Users to Receive Lumoz Airdrops
On November 7, according to official news, Lumoz will distribute airdrops for Ether and L2 ecosystem users, and the official website is now open for inquiries. The airdrop rule bit is open to active users who have interacted with mainstream DeFi projects in Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, zkSync, Linea, Scroll and other ETH ecosystems in the past six months. The Airdrop Address Snapshot was completed on November 1st. Airdrop inquiries are now open on Lumoz, and users can claim their airdrops on the main Lumoz website.
The airdrop is designed to reward active users in the ethereum ecosystem for their contributions to DeFi, on-chain governance, and other areas, and Lumoz hopes to further strengthen its ties with the ethereum community through this incentive program. In the future, Lumoz will launch more Ethernet-based Layer 2 products to help expand the Ethernet ecosystem. In addition, Move ecosystem users such as Sui and Aptos have also received Lumoz airdrops.
In previous news, Lumoz has opened the inquiry of airdrops and announced the detailed rules on November 5, the total amount of airdrops is about 10%, and the value of airdrops is about $30 million according to the latest valuation.
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