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SEAM was trading at a around $7 in the three hours after its launch. The total supply is reported to be 100 million. <\/p>\n
Seamless Protocol’s SEAM is the first token issued on the Base network to be listed on Coinbase, the largest crypto exchange in the U.S. by volume.<\/p>\n
SEAM was trading at around $7 in the three hours after its launch, according to DexGuru.<\/p>\n
The total supply of the SEAM token is 100 million, according to The Block, quoting a Seamless community member, who added that “69% of that would go to the community, with the rest to ecosystem support and foundation (20%), core contributors (8%) and community contributors (3%).”<\/p>\n SEAM has secured a coveted day-one listing, where tokens become available for trading on the same day as their generation event.<\/p>\n Seamless, a lending protocol, is also initiating an airdrop for early supporters. The airdrop claim went live Monday at claim.seamlessprotocol.com<\/a> and will be accessible for three months.<\/p>\n Over 5,000 Seamless users are eligible for the SEAM airdrop, the snapshot for which was taken on Dec. 8, The Block reported.<\/p>\n Simultaneously, the lending platform is launching a liquidity mining program, the project said<\/a> on X. Users can earn SEAM tokens by interacting with active supply\/borrow markets on the protocol.<\/p>\n Seamless, a fork of Aave V3, is currently the seventh largest protocol on Base with $12 million of total value locked, according to DeFi Llama. Base is an Ethereum Layer 2 scaling network built by Coinbase.<\/p>\n Seamless hasn’t raised funds either from equity sales or from the SEAM token, which is why they’re calling its token distribution a “fair launch,” according to The Block.<\/p>\nSEAM Airdrop<\/h2>\n