Airdrop Details
| Information |
Details |
| Airdrop Type |
OMG Token |
| Total Airdrop Amount |
5% of total OMG supply (approximately 7,012,269.91 OMG) |
| Number of Eligible Users |
Over 450,000 Ethereum addresses |
| Number of Claimants |
Not Known |
Timeline
| Event |
Date |
| Blockchain Snapshot |
Ethereum block height 3988888 (July 7, 2017, 16:36 UTC) |
| Claiming Started |
September 4, 2017 |
| Claiming Ends |
September 24, 2017 |
Token Distribution
| Distribution |
Amount |
| Maximum |
Not Known |
| Median/Average |
~0.075 OMG per 1 ETH held (varied slightly based on total ETH across eligible addresses) |
| Minimum |
Very small amounts (due to large number of recipients) |
Eligibility for the OmiseGo (OMG) airdrop was based on the following requirements:
Ethereum Wallet Holders
- Must have held more than 0.1 ETH (strictly greater than 0.1 ETH) at the snapshot (Ethereum block 3988888, July 7, 2017).
- ETH must have been in a wallet controlled by the user (not on centralized exchanges).
- OMG tokens were distributed proportionally to ETH holdings at the snapshot.
- No claim required; tokens were automatically sent to eligible wallets.
Important Links
- OmiseGO later rebranded as OMG Network and was subsequently tied to Boba Network.
- The airdrop encouraged participation in OmiseGO’s PoS system and broader token distribution.
- Many recipients received small amounts due to the vast number of eligible addresses.
