1. AltLayer (ALT) has launched its $100 million token airdrop for early users, becoming the first of at least three protocols to distribute significant token amounts.
2. The ALT token and claiming process went live on January 25, with 300 million tokens allocated to the initial airdrop.
3. AltLayer's airdrop is part of a trend, with two other protocols planning even larger airdrops in the coming days.
4. Celestia stakers, eligible for the ALT airdrop, may experience delays due to technical differences in the claiming mechanism.
5. Dymension, a multilayer rollup deployer, plans to launch its mainnet and distribute 70 million DYM tokens in an airdrop, with an estimated total value of $210 million.
6. Solana-based decentralized exchange Jupiter is set to launch its JUP token on January 31, distributing 1 billion tokens with an estimated value of $410 million at current prices.
7. Bitcoin Ordinals users may be eligible for a potential airdrop called "Runestone," a decentralized initiative rewarding early users of the Ordinals protocol.
8. Crypto users are warned to remain cautious, as the announcement highlights an influx of scam accounts posing as official social media pages of crypto firms offering airdrops.
9. Scammers often create fake posts leading users to fraudulent "airdrop claims" websites, attempting to drain wallets.
10. The information emphasizes the need for caution and due diligence when participating in airdrops and verifying the legitimacy of announcements.
