Airdrop Details
| Information |
Details |
| Airdrop Type |
ENS (Governance Token) |
| Total Airdrop Amount |
25 million ENS tokens (25% of total supply) |
| Number of Eligible Users |
Over 137,000 accounts |
| Number of Claimants |
Not Known |
Timeline
| Event |
Date |
| Blockchain Snapshot |
October 31, 2021 |
| Claiming Started |
November 8, 2021 |
| Claiming Ends |
May 4, 2022 |
Token Distribution
| Distribution |
Amount |
| Maximum |
1,143.54 |
| Median/Average |
152.40 / 190.93 |
| Minimum |
Not Known |
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for the ENS airdrop, users must meet the following criteria:
- Must be or have been a registrant of a .ETH second-level domain.
- The airdrop amount is based on the total time an address has held ENS registrations, capped at 8 years.
- Addresses with a Primary ENS Name (Reverse Record) set receive a 2x multiplier.
- The airdrop is calculated as follows:
0.27 * (# days the account owned at least one ENS name)+ 0.062 * (# days until the expiration of the last name on the account)Total multiplied by 2 if the account has a Primary ENS Name set.
Important Links
- ENS token holders will govern protocol parameters such as .ETH pricing and the price oracle.
- The DAO will control community treasury funds, which will be allocated toward development initiatives.
- ENS contributors, including core team members and community contributors, will receive 25% of the total token supply.
- There are no tokens allocated to investors, as ENS did not have investors.
- The remaining 50% of ENS tokens will be allocated to the DAO, with a vesting schedule over four years.
