Basic Information
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Project Name | Sei |
| Project Website | Sei Official Website |
| Project Description | Sei is an open-source, permissionless Layer 1 blockchain optimized for digital asset exchange. It provides high performance, low latency, and innovative technologies to support Web3 applications. |
| Project Ticker | SEI |
Airdrop Details
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Airdrop Type | SEI (Token) |
| Total Airdrop Amount | Not Known |
| Number of Eligible Users | Not Known |
| Number of Claimants | Not Known |
Timeline
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Blockchain Snapshot | Not Known |
| Claiming Started | At Public Mainnet launch |
| Claiming Ends | Not Known |
Token Distribution
| Distribution | Amount |
|---|---|
| Maximum | One airdrop per whitelisted address |
| Median/Average | Not Known |
| Minimum | Not Known |
Eligibility Criteria
Users must meet the following conditions to be eligible for the airdrop:
- Users from the following blockchains are considered:
- Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, Binance Smart Chain, Osmosis
- Must have been identified as an active user on one of these blockchains.
- Required to bridge qualifying assets into Sei using either Wormhole or Axelar.
- Must create a Sei wallet (e.g., Compass) and ensure it is mainnet-ready.
- Follow instructions on the Sei Airdrop portal to link an external wallet and bridge eligible assets.
- Eligible tokens for bridging include:
- Wormhole: USDC, ETH, WBTC, arbUSDC, maticUSDC, opUSDC, solUSDC, bnbUSDT
- IBC (Osmosis): ATOM, OSMO
- Axelar: axlUSDC from Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, and BNB Chain
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Additional Information
- Each external whitelisted address can claim one airdrop only.
- Once an airdrop tier is claimed, users cannot attempt again with the same Sei or external wallet.
- Bridging transactions are processed via Wormhole and Axelar, which operate independently of Sei.
- Axelar has a bridging limit of $3M per 6-hour period.
- The Sei Foundation does not control Wormhole or Axelar protocols, nor their bridging limits.