Layer3 increases initial airdrop to 7.5% of total supply ahead of token launch
Layer3's increased airdrop allocation may enhance community engagement and loyalty, potentially driving broader adoption and network growth. The post Layer3 increases initial airdrop to 7.5% of total supply ahead of toke...
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Layer3's increased airdrop allocation may enhance community engagement and loyalty, potentially driving broader adoption and network growth.
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