PANews reported on December 15th that, according to on-chain data, the 42nd Gate.com (GT) airdrop event saw GT reach a 24-hour high of $10.59, with a current marketPANews reported on December 15th that, according to on-chain data, the 42nd Gate.com (GT) airdrop event saw GT reach a 24-hour high of $10.59, with a current market
Gate launched its 42nd Contract Points Airdrop, with individual accounts earning over $21.
PANews reported on December 15th that, according to on-chain data, the 42nd Gate.com (GT) airdrop event saw GT reach a 24-hour high of $10.59, with a current market capitalization of approximately $1.057 billion. Each airdrop account earned over $21.
It is understood that this airdrop is divided into two prize pools. Users holding ≥ 40 Gate Contract Points can receive a 100 USDT position trial voucher, which will consume 20 Gate Contract Points; users holding ≥ 120 Gate Contract Points can receive 2 GT, which will consume 15 Gate Contract Points. The 43rd contract point airdrop, offering 50 MBG and a 100 USDT position trial voucher per person, will begin on December 16th at 18:00 (UTC+8). Join now for a chance to claim rewards tomorrow.
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