Readers of Cosmos-related articles on Cointelegraph have a reason to rejoice. They are now eligible for the Hava coin (HAVA) airdrop, set to be held in April 2024, with Hava Coin and Cointelegraph Digital Collectibles joining hands to boost awareness of the Cosmos ecosystem. The total airdrop amount across all partners will comprise approximately 6% of the total HAVA supply.
To be eligible for this airdrop, readers need to purchase a nonfungible token (NFT) from articles on Cointelegraph that have the Cosmos tag. One applicant can purchase a maximum of three NFTs per article, each using different addresses. A total of 5.5 billion HAVA will be allocated to NFT holders, with the amount per article determined by the total number of NFTs purchased.
The tokens will be distributed to winners who must provide their Injective addresses by directly messaging the Hava Coin team on X (formerly Twitter) with their transaction hash, demonstrating that they fulfilled the requirements, which include purchasing the NFT and providing their Injective address. The distribution will happen in April.
Apart from Cointelegraph readers, stakers of Cosmos (ATOM), Osmosis (OSMO), Juno (JUNO), Celestia (TIA), Injective (INJ), Chihuahua (HUAHUA) and holders of Wosmo (WOSMO) are also eligible for the airdrop. The airdrop extends eligibility to liquid stakers utilizing various platforms within the Cosmos ecosystem. Specifically, if a user is liquid staking stATOM, stOSMO, stTIA, stDYM via Stride, milkTIA, milkDYM via MilkyWay, stkATOM, stkOSMO via pStake or uqATOM and uqOSMO via QuickSilver, in that case, they are eligible to participate in the airdrop. Some BadKids NFT holders will also receive an airdrop.
Hava Coin is keen to bring people unfamiliar with blockchain technology into the ecosystem. Cointelegraph NFT articles will help people learn more about the Cosmos ecosystem and encourage them to explore it further. To accomplish this objective, Hava Coin has partnered with an array of significant players in the cryptocurrency space, most recently Cointelegraph.
Discussing the airdrop, a Hava Coin team member stated:
“The mission we pursue is to make our contribution toward the mass adoption of digital assets. We believe education is one of the most fundamental steps toward pursuing this mission. This partnership and airdrop ensures once again that we stand behind our commitment to education for the Cosmos ecosystem.”
This education campaign will run for seven days, and eligible users can check the amount of HAVA allocated to them in the airdrop on the Hava Coin website after that period. The airdrop launch is in April, and it will be followed by a number of exclusive staking and liquidity mining opportunities, as outlined in the white paper.
About Hava Coin
Hava Coin stands at the forefront of meme culture within the Cosmos and Celestia ecosystems, known for its engaging community and innovative approach to awareness and crypto-related education. Designed to act as a Cosmic utility for Celestia, it aims to unify the Cosmos/Celestia ecosystem, linking decentralized autonomous organizations, NFTs, decentralized applications and more. Hava Coin has been distributed via airdrop to stakers within the Cosmos ecosystem, symbolizing the trust and gratitude toward the community that has played a foundational role in the token’s success.
HAVA is set to be listed on Osmosis in April. For more information, stay tuned.
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