Report: Top 50 airdrops distributed a total of $26.6 billion worth of tokens from 2020 to 2023
According to CoinGecko's statistical report, the top ten airdrops in the cryptocurrency industry are:
1. Uniswap - $6.43 billion
2. Apecoin - $3.54 billion
3. dYdX - $2.01 billion
4. Arbitrum - $1.97 billion
5. Ethereum Name Service - $1.88 billion
6. Internet Computer - $1.74 billion
7. Bonk - $1.33 billion
8. Celestia - $728 million
9. LooksRare - $712 million
10. 1inch Network (Airdrop 1) - $670 million
Their research shows that from 2020 to 2023, the top 50 airdrops distributed tokens worth $26.6 billion (based on historical highest valuation).
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