Discover Binance’s Latest Program: HODLer Airdrops 🚀
Binance has unveiled an exclusive rewards program, the HODLer Airdrops, catering to holders of its BNB token. This initiative offers early access to new tokens scheduled to launch on the platform.
The tokens featured in the airdrops will be sourced from small to medium-scale projects with robust fundamentals, substantial circulating supply, and well-established communities.
Eligibility Criteria for Airdrops
To partake in the HODLer Airdrops, follow these steps:
- Hold BNB tokens
- Subscribe to Binance’s Simple Earn program
- Complete account verification (KYC) and be from an eligible jurisdiction
Snapshot and Reward Allocation
Binance will conduct regular snapshots of user balances and total pool balances to calculate users’ hourly average balances in Simple Earn products. Rewards will be allocated based on these balances with a hard limit set for each airdrop.
Program Availability and Exclusions
Binance will announce HODLer Airdrops in advance and users will have the opportunity to prepare for impending rewards. It’s important to note that eligibility for the program does not impact the standard benefits associated with holding BNB, such as participation in Launchpool and Megadrop events.
Future Prospects and Crypto Collaborations
As part of its ongoing efforts to support the blockchain ecosystem, Binance is working on collaborations with small to medium-sized projects. These initiatives aim to foster the growth of projects with strong fundamentals, dedicated community bases, and sustainable business models.
Challenges Faced by Binance’s U.S. Arm
Binance.US has been navigating regulatory challenges in the United States, with recent setbacks such as the revocation of its money transmitter license in North Dakota. This adds to the states, including Alaska, Florida, Maine, North Carolina, and Oregon, that have taken similar actions against Binance.US.
Legal Issues and Financial Implications
Amidst these challenges, Binance has incurred significant fines and penalties, with former CEO Changpeng Zhao facing legal repercussions for violations of U.S. anti-money laundering laws.
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