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The now-deleted starknet.io subdomain detailed eligibility criteria for a STRK airdrop<\/p>\n
Starknet, the Ethereum Layer 2 network, has attracted attention from the web3 community after a screenshot from a Starknet.io subdomain detailing the eligibility criteria for an upcoming airdrop made the rounds on social media.<\/p>\n
The screenshot<\/a> was widely circulated on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, on Nov. 30. The web page<\/a> it was derived from quickly went offline.<\/p>\n The document suggests Starknet will distribute its forthcoming STRK token to a wide variety of ecosystem participants, including Starknet developers that uploaded at least 5 commits to GitHub, GitHub developers noted in Electric Capital\u2019s Ethereum reports, early Ethereum adopters and stakers, and Starkex users prior to June 2022.<\/p>\n Notably, eligibility criteria for Starknet users was not included in the document.<\/p>\n Skeptics pointed out<\/a> that the document incorrectly spelled Starknet as \u201cStraknet\u201d twice.<\/p>\n The STRK token\u2019s contract was deployed<\/a> on Ethereum in November 2022. In October, Starknet announced it had delegated<\/a> 50M of the token\u2019s 10B supply to early community members. The contract shows that tokens will not unlock until April 15, 2024, at the earliest.<\/p>\n The document\u2019s circulation also coincides with the launch of a test proposal<\/a> on Starknet\u2019s governance hub. Only core members can submit proposals, with users who have been delegated STRK exclusively able to vote.<\/p>\n While the screenshot and governance proposal have elicited excitement among active Starknet users, Olimpio, a STRK delegate, suggested a STRK airdrop may not happen any time soon.<\/p>\n \u201cI’m not sure how soon we will see a token launch\/airdrop… but there’s some stuff happening behind the scenes,\u201d Olimpio tweeted<\/a>. \u201cStay tuned.\u201d<\/p>\nSTRK token<\/h2>\n
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