Basic Information
Information | Details |
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Project Name | Mirror Protocol |
Project Website | Mirror Protocol |
Project Description | A decentralized synthetic assets protocol built on the Terra blockchain, allowing users to trade tokenized versions of real-world assets. |
Project Ticker | MIR |
Airdrop Details
Information | Details |
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Airdrop Type | MIR (Governance Token) |
Total Airdrop Amount | 18,300,000 MIR tokens |
Number of Eligible Users | Not Known |
Number of Claimants | Not Known |
Timeline
Event | Date |
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Blockchain Snapshot | November 23, 2020 (00:00 UTC for UNI, 03:36 UTC for LUNA) |
Claiming Started | December 3, 2020 |
Claiming Ends | Not Known |
Token Distribution
Distribution | Amount |
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Maximum | Not Known |
Median/Average | Not Known |
Minimum | Not Known |
Eligibility Criteria
- UNI Holders: Wallets must have held at least 100 UNI tokens on November 23, 2020, at 00:00 UTC.
- LUNA Stakers: Wallets must have had staked LUNA on November 23, 2020, at 03:36 UTC.
- Tokens were distributed pro-rata among eligible addresses.
Important Links
- Price Tracking: CoinMarketCap
- Price Tracking: CoinGecko
- Official Announcement: Mirror Protocol Medium
- Documentation: Mirror Docs
- Terraswap: Terraswap
- Station Wallet: Station Wallet
Additional Information
- MIR is used for governance within Mirror Protocol, enabling token holders to propose and vote on changes.
- No admin keys or privileged access; governance is entirely decentralized.
- Tokens can be earned via:
- Providing liquidity for MIR/UST pairs on Terraswap or Uniswap.
- Staking LUNA to earn MIR rewards.
- Providing liquidity for mAsset/UST pairs on decentralized exchanges.
- The total MIR supply follows an inflationary schedule, increasing annually until Year 4.
- MIR staking and liquidity provision rewards vary in risk and reward potential, with MIR/UST pairs yielding the highest but carrying impermanent loss risk.