Original title: Catizen (CATI) Launch Details: Full Exchange Listing Schedule
Original author: Eddie Mitchell
Original source: https://www.ccn.com/news
Compiled by: Mars Finance, Daisy
Catizen (CATI) Listing Details: Full Exchange Listing Schedule
Key Information:
CATI will be listed on Binance and other exchanges at 10:00 UTC on September 20.
Catizen’s first season airdrop has distributed 1.5 billion CATI tokens to players.
Approximately 15 million CATI airdrop tokens have been staked on exchanges.
Catizen (CATI) airdrop has already started and the centralized exchange (CEX) listing is scheduled for September 20 at 10:00 UTC.
Below is a complete list of all exchanges currently planning to list CATI, the CATI airdrop schedule, and other details about the Catizen project.
What is Catizen?
Catizen (CATI) is a click-to-airdrop game and one of the star projects in Telegram Web3 games. It is a simple idle clicker mobile game where players can upgrade their virtual cats to produce in-game currency.
After playing Catizen for a few months, CCN discovered that the game has a simple yet addictive loop: earn more points (KITTY) by breeding more powerful cats to climb the leaderboards and qualify for free investments.
Airdrop points can also be obtained through daily check-ins, purchases, events, and other on-chain interactions. Players can also earn a premium currency called "Fishcoin" that provides some additional rewards.
Users can improve their scores by playing the "Fishing" mini-game, where they use premium currencies such as "Fishcoin" to earn more virtual currency. These currencies can also be used to purchase other boosters in the game. Players can buy more Fishcoin with real money to get ahead of the competition.
Catizen has 8 million daily active users, over 39 million on-chain interactions, over 1.1 million paying users, and has generated over $31 million in revenue. The game has ambitious plans to further develop its success with more in-game features, future airdrop seasons, and its own gaming/media ecosystem.
CATI Token Listing Details
CATI tokens will be listed on the following exchanges at 10:00 UTC on September 20, 2024.
Total token supply: 1 billion CATI
Airdrop Allocation: 340 million CATI (34%)
Airdrop allocation for the first quarter: 150 million CATI (15%)
Binance Launchpool Allocation: 9 million CATI (9%)
Circulating supply after listing (including S1 airdrop): 300.5 million CATI
Catizen (CATI) Airdrop
The CATI airdrop begins on September 14. CATI holders can claim and withdraw/stake CATI to the exchange of their choice between September 15 and September 18.
After approximately 10:00 UTC on September 19, users can register their deposits to an on-chain non-custodial wallet. After 10:00 UTC on September 20, CATI will be distributed to user wallets.
150 million CATI were distributed in the first quarter airdrop. According to Catizen, more than 1 million users have staked 14.8 million (about 10% of the CATI airdrop) on centralized exchanges.
The airdrop will be completed within 12 quarters after the exchange listing. Starting from the second quarter, 9.9 million CATI will be distributed, and the distribution will increase by 10% every quarter until the 7th quarter.
Telegram Airdrop
The CATI airdrop and token listing coincides with the start of another Telegram Web3 gaming star, Hamster Kombat (HMSTR), its much-anticipated HMSTR airdrop, which will begin on September 26th.
There are 60 billion HMSTR tokens to be distributed to tens of millions of players, who are waiting to see if this airdrop will go smoothly. The CATI airdrop has received some criticism after the Catizen team temporarily changed the airdrop distribution ratio before the airdrop.
Players were unhappy to find out that Binance Launchpool will take 9% of the promised airdrop ratio (originally 43%). In addition, the team also revealed that about half of the 34% airdrop ratio will be used for the first season airdrop, and the rest will be allocated to future airdrop activities.
Telegram airdrops are currently one of the hottest projects in the crypto space, but if these games and their airdrop promises continue to have problems, it could disappoint players and threaten the long-term development of the “click-to-earn” model.
