Hyperlane Foundation Announces Open HYPER Token Airdrop on April 22
the team of the interoperability protocol Hyperlane shared their upcoming token airdrop plan scheduled for the end of this month on Thursday. The airdrop will start on April 22, and users can check if they are eligible to claim HYPER tokens through the portal website provided by the Hyperlane Foundation before April 13. This token distribution will mainly target the community, with 57% of the supply allocated to users, while the remaining circulating tokens will be distributed to the core team (25%), investors (10.9%), and the foundation's treasury (7.1%).
The team also stated that the airdropped tokens received by community users will be fully unlocked, while the tokens for the core team and investors will be locked for the first 12 months.
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