Gas-dao project is formed for the airdrop of token to Ethereum users who have spent $ 1,559 in fees-altcoins

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A new type of Airdrop was very popular in the last quarter of 2021, since quickly compiled decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOS) distributed a lot of value to existing crypto users. Opendao OpenSea users recently gave an airdrop and many people collected thousands of dollars in SOS tokens. Now another project called Gas Dao Token puts in every wallet that paid more than $ 1,559 of $ 26th with ether gas fees.

Gas dao Airdrops token to users who spent $ 1.559 on ether fees in front of the snapshot

Many projects this year have developed Airdrops to create a governance system, and people who have used these protocols at least once are usually rewarded with these Aird-Governance tokens. Lately, Bitcoin.com News registered to dissolve Shapeshift to a DAO, and the project sent Fox token to Shapeshift user. In the first week of November, our Newsdesk The Ethereum Name Service (EnS)) Airdrop when the project passed into a DAO.

In addition, crypto supporters were also discussed because each, the openea December 23 used, was rewarded with SOS token. Opendao (SOS) token today has a market value of $ 167 million and ENS has a market capitalization of around $ 885 million. Now a project called Gas-dao is the latest Airdrop dao-buzz, since the project rewards every web3 wallet user with gas tokens if he spent 1.559 USD on Ethereum fees before has "for the gas token claim.

On December 29, the Gas Dao-Team tweeted :

There are over 143 million clear addresses that have carried out a transaction in the Ethereum network. Gas Dao was created to be the voice and heartbeat of 643,000 users within 143 million to combine communities that extend over Defi, Dapps and NFTS.

Crypto Advocates check the gas-dao code and the Airdrop claim process

Of course, many people are concerned about these Airdrops and the safety of the connection with the application via a Web3 wallet. The application is accessed to a view of the address of the applicant and the processed transactions to check the $ 1,559 issued for Ethereum fees. Twitter user TechnoArtoria (@artoriamaster ) wrote a review des Gas Dao contract and Adam Eisenmann (@0xdigitaloil ) also wrote a Summary About "How safe and how fair it".

Eisenman raised some differences between the and the SOS-Airdrop. "It is worth noting that there is a Sweep function that enables the contract holder (DEV) to request all non-claimed tokens after the event of the claim (May 1, 2022)," said Eisenman wrote . "This implies a potential for the developer to obtain the majority of the token offer. Huge red flag." Eisenman's summary Continuation :

Structurally and spiritually, this contract differs significantly from SOS, since the developer can receive most of the token delivery. Unexpectedly. IMHO, definitely not a step that reflects fairness or inspired a basic movement to build on gas.

At the time of writing, the official Twitter side of the Gas Dao has previously had 22.5 K followers and tens of thousands of token owners. Gas Dao celebrated on Wednesday with an explanation on Twitter how quickly it was. "If you consider that it is only 12 hours and we already have 20,000 followers and 26,000 owners," says the Gas Dao-Team said. "We couldn't have wanted a better start for our trip to become the largest and most powerful community on Ethereum. We're just starting here."

According to the review of TechnoArtoria, the "Merkle Tree Claim is not manipulable" and the gas DAO is "100% safe and trade". Apart from the criticisms, Eisenman also claims in his summary that the claim process is secure. "Well, to come to the part you have all been waiting for. Is it certainly to say?" Eisenman's tweetstorm is over. "Yes, the claim function is simple ... [it] only checks the Merkle evidence (to ensure that you are entitled to the amount you want to assert); and then transfers the tokens to your address."

What do you think about the Gas Dao Airdrop and the youngest Dao Airdrop Wahn? Let us know your opinion on this topic in the comments below.

Jamie Redman

Jamie Redman is News Lead at Bitcoin.com News and a Finanztech journalist living in Florida. Redman has been an active member of the cryptocurrency community since 2011. He has a passion for Bitcoin, open source code and decentralized applications. Since September 2015, Redman has written more than 5,000 articles for Bitcoin.com news about the disruptive protocols that arise today.

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