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Ton Foundation airdrops $600,000 to NFT traders and holders

Source Fxstreet

Active NFT traders and holders across Ton NFT marketplaces between April 11 and 23 are eligible for the airdrop.
Ton aims to boost its on-chain metrics through the Open League airdrop campaign.
Ton is down 2.2% on Thursday despite airdrop announcement.

Ton (TON) announced an airdrop worth $600,000 to NFT traders and holders within its network in an effort to continue spurring growth within its ecosystem. This comes as TON's on-chain metrics fall behind compared to other top smart contract blockchain networks.

Read more: Ton Foundation partners with Hashkey to enable crypto on-ramping for Telegram wallet users

TON airdrop is aimed at spurring growth within its network

The Ton Foundation continued its incentive program to attract users on Thursday after announcing an airdrop of $600,000 worth of TON tokens to NFT traders and holders. The airdrop was targeted at active traders and holders on Ton's NFT marketplaces Getgems, xRare and TonDiamondsNFT.

According to an announcement on X, Ton said it had already taken the snapshot, and active traders across the above marketplaces between April 11 and April 23 were eligible for the airdrop. The airdrop distribution criteria would be based on points earned from activities, including the number of NFT collections traded, total NFT trading volume and number of NFT deals performed.

3/ Points system & rewards

Participants earned points based on their activity across various metrics, such as:

▪️ Number of NFT collections traded: Up to 3 points for more than 5 collections
▪️ Number of NFT deals performed: Up to 3 points for more than 12 deals
▪️ Total NFT…
— TON (@ton_blockchain) April 25, 2024

The airdrop follows earlier airdrops from Ton's Open League campaign, which aimed to boost activity within its blockchain ecosystem. For example, the Ton Foundation airdropped $120,000 worth of TON tokens to holders and traders of top tokens in The Open League's hackathon on Wednesday. Following this, Ton also reduced fees by 2.5x to continue attracting users.

Also read: USDT launches on TON blockchain as Tether announces US Dollar, Gold-backed tokens

These efforts are important since despite Ton's meteoric rise to break into the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, its on-chain metrics remain weak. Its total value locked of $156.56 million and on-chain trading volume of $8,484 is quite tiny compared to other top smart contract blockchains, according to data from DeFiLlama. Hence, Ton may be doubling down on integrations and reward programs to improve activity within its network.

In the past week, Ton has also partnered with Telegram and Tether to allow users of the social media platform to send and receive the USDT stablecoin for free.

Read more: Correction: TON price hits new all-time high amid Telegram-related hoax

TON is trading at $5.53, down 3.3% at the time of writing.

Disclaimer: For information purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

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