BigShort said the claim period for its SHORT token airdrop has ended, closing a distribution round that allocated 9 billion tokens in total. According to the project, 56,243 addresses completed the claim process and received a combined 6.143 billion SHORT. That leaves 2.857 billion tokens still sitting in the contract.
The team said it is now asking the community to submit proposals on how to handle the remaining tokens. No decision on that balance was disclosed in the announcement.
Before the claim window closed, BigShort had carried out a broad token airdrop targeting nearly 1 million Meme trading addresses across three blockchains and five platforms. The latest update focuses on the final claim tally, the number of participating addresses, and the amount of tokens still undistributed after the campaign ended.
BigShort said the claim period for its SHORT token airdrop has ended.
The project said the airdrop set aside 9 billion tokens in total. A total of 56,243 addresses completed their claims, with 6.143 billion SHORT distributed overall. Another 2.857 billion tokens remain in the contract.
BigShort said it is collecting community proposals on how to dispose of the remaining tokens.
Earlier, the project carried out a large-scale token airdrop that covered nearly 1 million Meme trading addresses across three blockchains and five platforms.
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