The Solana ecosystem is buzzing with excitement over the announcement of the Meteora (MET) airdrop, its leading liquidity protocol. Claim portal now live, TGE scheduled for 23rd October - users rushing to check allocations and strategize for maximum gains.
The process to verify your eligibility for the Meteora airdrop is straightforward. Users need to visit the official website met.meteora.ag and connect their Solana wallet. The platform then displays a detailed breakdown of the allocation, based on past activity such as providing liquidity (LP Stimulus) or creating pools (Medals).
Once the allocation is known, users have two options for the TGE on October 23rd:
What’s the advantage of the second option? You can start generating transaction fees immediately, a strategy preferred by users with modest allocations who want to maximize their returns.
Meteora is the dominant liquidity protocol on Solana, with a TVL of approximately $700 million. Its vision: To become the backbone of the tokenized future. The Meteora airdrop is particularly generous, with 48% of the total supply distributed during the TGE, including 10% reserved for initial liquidity, to stabilize the market and limit selling pressure.
This represents a real opportunity, especially for active liquidity providers on Solana. The distribution model favors participation in liquidity rather than simply dumping tokens.
For smaller allocations, converting your airdrop into liquidity seems to be the most profitable strategy.
However, the massive distribution (48% of the supply) could lead to high volatility. Savvy investors will need to assess their risk profile accordingly.
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