Sharpe AI Airdrop Checker Debuts Today with 500 SAI Base Allocation
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Sharpe AI, an AI-driven cryptocurrency app, announced that the airdrop checker will be live on August 27, 2024, at 21:00 UTC. The app also outlines users’ qualifications to be eligible for the airdrop.
Per the information provided by the Sharpe AI team, the key proviso is to secure at least 1,000 Sharpe points by actively trading in Sharpe’s goods over this Season 1 period.
In addition, there are three other types of options for active users who must have played at least 2 of the last 9 EPOChs, including the classic EPOCh; Social XP users need to have participated in previous practices of Galxe and Inctact; and premium users should reach at least 100,000 Sharpe points.
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According to the statement, eligible users will receive a base allocation of 500 SAI tokens each. The remaining tokens from the Sharpe pool will be converted into SAI and distributed among participants, with a soft cap of 200,000 SAI per user. An additional bonus of 20,000 SAI will be awarded to users who achieve gold status in Season 1.
However, some users have reported that the checker page is making it difficult to access, with lots of traffic coming in after the announcement. They will need to be very patient and persistent in verifying their eligibility.
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