Every wallet eligible by criteria of first OP airdrop that happened in May 2022 received some OP
Optimism , the second largest Ethereum L2 scaling solution by TVL, yet again launched a"surprising" airdrop. However, unlike in February 2023, the OP price failed to react to this campaign.Optimism decentralized governance entity distributed all unclaimed OP tokens from its inaugural airdrop. Unclaimed OP were sent directly to eligible addresses, an official statement from the team says.The remainder of unclaimed OP from Airdrop #1 is being distributed directly to eligible addresses.
Representatives of Optimism governance structures stressed that this action is part of a long-term development road map for the second-layer network on Ethereum:Distributing the remainder of the airdrop directly will allow core teams to focus on other smart contract work and future airdrops Meanwhile, scammers immediately launched"copies" of the new airdrop by Optimism . Numerous X accounts are still spreading information about"second Optimism airdrops" that are allegedly up and running today.
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