BLAST AIRDROP GUIDE
Blast is a natural throughput L2 for ETH and stablecoins. The Blast yield comes from ETH staking and RWA protocols. The yield from these decentralized protocols is passed back to Blast users automatically. In other L2s, the default interest rate is 0%. In the boom, it is 4% for ETH and 5% for stablecoins. The yield makes it possible to create new revenue streams and provide new rewards for end users. Users transact in ETH. Dapps are built around ETH. Blast was designed from scratch, so eth itself is naturally reborn in L2.
Blast has raised $20 million from investors such as Paradigm and Standard Crypto and has confirmed an airdrop for early users. Users who sign up with the invite code, bridge ETH and invite friends will receive airdrop points. Airdrop points will be redeemable for Blast tokens in May.
Step by Step Guide:
1- https://blast.io/en/airdrop visit the site.
2-Click "Join Early Access".
3-You will need an invite code to access the platform.
4-Follow them on Twitter and Discord and click "check your airdrop".
5-Now connect your wallet.
6-Go to the Bridge section and transfer ETH or other tokens from Ethereum to Blast L2.
7-To be eligible for bridging, you will need some ETH or other tokens backed on Blast. You can get them on Binance.
8-You will also earn an interest rate of 4% for ETH and 5% for stablecoins, 0% for other L2s.
9-The bridged tokens can only be withdrawn in February after the mainnet is launched.
10-You will receive one spin per ETH deposited per week.
11-Each spin unlocks a certain number of airdrop points.
12-You will receive referral codes after completing your first bridging. Initially you will only receive a certain number of codes. The more you and your initially invited friends bridge, the more spins you will earn.
13-All earned airdrop points can be converted into Blast tokens in May.
14-For more information about the airdrop, see this page. Enter page
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