#代币空投与分配 Brevis Airdrop Portal is now open. I usually pay close attention to this type of ecosystem incentive—out of the total supply of 1 billion, 32.2% is allocated for community incentives. This proportion isn't particularly diluted, indicating that the project team is genuinely committed to ecosystem participants.

The qualification review process is quite strict, which is actually a good sign. It helps filter out a lot of opportunists and bot accounts, making the subsequent airdrop distribution more meaningful. However, this also means that the actual valuable quota might be less than expected, depending on the final disclosed share data.

The window from December 29 to January 3 isn't long. If you plan to participate, now is the time to verify your eligibility—don't wait until the last two days to scramble. The key is to look at the specific allocation plan announced during the claim process—whether it's distributed based on participation depth tiers or simply split evenly, the difference can be significant.

In the past, I would follow small amounts of similar ecosystem airdrops to observe market reactions, but the prerequisite is to evaluate the project's operational capabilities and token unlock schedule. The ZK track has been hot these years. If Brevis can keep up with ecosystem development, the outlook shouldn't be too bad. Of course, the airdrop itself is just a teaser; the real test comes after launching on exchanges.