Re: Token RE officially listed and airdrop claim opened
Foresight News reported that the decentralized reinsurance protocol Re has officially launched its RE token and opened the airdrop claim. 95% of Season 1 participants (with points not exceeding 150 million) can claim their full allocation of RE through the claim website. Users with more than 150 million points will receive their first reward of 150 million RE points on June 18, plus 10% of the remaining portion. The remaining portion will be distributed in six equal installments over three years, with distributions every six months.
Re stated that KYC only applies to the top 5% of holders by holdings. The vast majority of holders have already been verified and are subject to applicable laws.
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