UNI airdrop end with envy, regret and confusion?

in LeoFinance5 years ago

After the DEX leader Uniswap issued coins, 110 million UNIs have been airdropped for free, with a maximum value of nearly 1 billion US dollars.

This is probably the largest, most efficient, non-government-led "money-spending behavior" in human history. Many investors exclaimed, "If this is not a blockchain revolution, what is it?"

Indeed, in this round of Uniswap's massive airdrop, almost all 180,000 addresses that have interacted with Uniswap received 400 UNIs-a big red envelope with a maximum value of $3,560-more than the US government's relief funds during the new crown epidemic. Even more, the entire currency circle is caring about it.

As the airdrop came to an end, many sequelae appeared after the carnival. Some people were jealous because they were not eligible to receive UNI, some regretted it because they sold it early, and some people were immersed in the confusion of "whether value investment is outdated?" end?

Uniswap, a $1 billion airdrop spree

On September 17, the Uniswap protocol management token UNI was officially released on the Ethereum mainnet, with the Ethereum address 0x1f9840a85d5af5bf1d1762f925bdaddc4201f984.

After the launch of UNI tokens, OKEx and other leading  exchanges responded quickly and launched UNI spot trading pairs one after another. OKEx even launched leveraged trading and perpetual contract trading at the same time (both forward and reverse contracts are opened at the same time).

The initial supply of UNI is 1 billion, of which 60% will be allocated to Uniswap community members, 21.51% will be allocated to team members, 17.80% will be allocated to investors, and 0.69% will be allocated to consultants. Initially, UNI can be obtained through 4 liquid mining pools. After the initial 30-day governance grace period, UNI holders can vote to add more pools.

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pretty interesting experiment: and it shakes the foundation of what we believe to have "value"