Blast Gold Distribution 2 Is Now Launched

Key Points:

• Blast announces the second phase of Blast Gold Distribution, allocating 10 million coins to 70 ecosystem projects next week.
• Top recipients include Thruster, DistrictOne, and Fantasy, each receiving substantial distribution quotas.
• Blast’s innovative airdrop mechanisms, including Blast Points and Blast Gold, have propelled it to become the third-largest L2 platform by TVL.

Blast, a rising force in the crypto ecosystem, has unveiled its plans for the second phase of Blast Gold Distribution, aiming to bolster 70 ecosystem projects.

The Second Phase of Blast Gold Distribution Is Now Available For Review

Scheduled for next week, the distribution will see a total of 10 million “Blast Gold” coins allocated, with the lion’s share reserved for three standout projects: Thruster, DistrictOne, and Fantasy.

In addition to dApp Gold distributions, Blast Gold is set to find its way into token and NFT projects through a novel mechanism on the Blast platform in the near future.

This move follows the successful first Blast Gold Distribution on March 22, where Blast dispersed 10 million Blast Gold tokens, granting Bigbang award-winning projects a hefty 4 million tokens and mainnet dApps the remaining 6 million. Anticipating a series of distributions every 2-3 weeks, Blast aims to amass a total of 40 million gold points.

Blast’s Innovative Airdrop Mechanisms Propel Platform’s Popularity

Blast’s adept airdrop strategy has catapulted it to the third-largest L2 platform by Total Value Locked (TVL) shortly after its inception. This feat owes much to its innovative Blast Points and Blast Gold, which incentivize user engagement and exploration within the Blast ecosystem.

With over 3,000 projects signed up for its Big Bang event, Blast has become a beacon of popularity in the crypto sphere. Participation in dApps is the gateway to acquiring Gold Points, with substantial returns awaiting players who engage in these applications amidst a backdrop of considerable on-chain idle funds.