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Hop Protocol

Basic Information

InformationDetails
Project NameHop Protocol
Project WebsiteHop Exchange
Project DescriptionA protocol for sending tokens across rollups and their shared layer-1 network in a quick and trustless manner.
Project TickerHOP

Airdrop Details

InformationDetails
Airdrop TypeGovernance Token ($HOP)
Total Airdrop Amount80,000,000 HOP (8% of total supply)
Number of Eligible Users145,329
Number of Claimants28,050

Timeline

EventDate
Blockchain SnapshotApril 1, 2022
Claiming StartedJune 11, 2022
Claiming EndsOctober 1, 2022

Token Distribution

DistributionAmount
Maximum1,222,721 HOP
Median/AverageNot Known
Minimum1.63e-15 HOP

Eligibility Criteria

The airdrop was distributed based on the following criteria:

  • Hop Bridge Users: Minimum of 2 bridge transactions and at least $1,000 of volume.
  • Liquidity Providers: Users who provided liquidity to the Hop Protocol.
  • Bonders: Participants who bonded tokens (1-year lockup).
  • Community Members:
    • Top 500 Hop Discord participants.
    • 79 Twitter users who were early evangelists for Hop.
    • External Hop contributors.
  • Authereum Users: Past Authereum users with deployed accounts.
  • Multiplier System:
    • Base airdrop amount for bridge users.
    • Additional multipliers for how early users used the bridge.
    • Extra multipliers of x3, x2, or x1 for making a minimum of $3k, $2k, or $1k in transfer volume.

Additional Information

  • The Hop DAO governs the Hop Protocol, managing supported networks, tokens, bonder whitelist, incentives, grants, and treasury funds.
  • The Hop Foundation was established in the Cayman Islands to represent the DAO legally.
  • Hop Labs is the first service provider to Hop DAO, handling research, development, and marketing.
  • Sybil Attack Prevention: Out of 43,058 initially eligible addresses, 10,253 were identified and removed as Sybil attackers.
  • Reporting Sybil Addresses: Community members could report Sybil addresses for a reward of 25% of saved tokens (1-year lockup).
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