Inside Scoop on the Launch of Wormhole $W Token Launch
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Finally! Wormhole $W token is here. After a three year journey of shipping filled of ups and downs, Wormhole has announced they are taking the path to decentralizing their community.
If you’ve been navigating the onchain world, you’ve probably heard the buzz about Wormhole’s token, $W (and hopefully qualified for the airdrop).
Wormhole has long stood as a critical infrastructure in the blockchain world, offering a bridge that seamlessly connects over 30 chains across five different runtimes. At its core, $W aims to fortify the bridge between diverse blockchain ecosystems, rewarding those who’ve journeyed with Wormhole over the years.
We discussed the reward distribution mechanism of the historic users of Wormhole and specific NFT communities like MadLads. We also talked about the emphasis on cross-chain governance and the general tokenomics of $W. From exploring incentives for governance participants to contemplating novel uses within the Wormhole ecosystem, Robinson and the Wormhole team have their sights set on targets for this year.
Congrats to everyone who qualified, and hope you enjoy this!
The Rollup
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