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# Welcome Airdrop

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> Event Period: 6/8 \~ 6/21
>
> Rewards to be distributed: 37,500 KOKOS (First 2,500 addresses, 15 KOKOS each)

The first in line is the Welcome Airdrop Event. This event is for members of the existing Klaytn DeFi ecosystem, more specifically, users who own or stake a certain amount of governance tokens of other Klaytn-based DeFi protocols. Eligible addresses(that will be announced as the event period begins) can claim airdrops by executing their first trade (volumes as small as 1 KLAY is fine) in Kokonut Swap during the event period.

The list of tokens eligible for the airdrop is as follows, and if you owned a certain amount of tokens in your wallet at the snapshot period, they may be included in the airdrop whitelist. The snapshot period is block #91,638,946(meaning it has already taken place as of this announcement moment to prevent the unnecessary addresses created specifically for the airdrop).

> Tokens eligible for the event: SCNR, KSP, vKSP, CLA, CLS, KLEVA, KOKOA, sKOKOA, HOUSE, VIPS, KBT, sKBT, KROME, EKL, KFI, BTRY, KORN, KRNO, sKRNO, wsKRNO.

*(\*Staking pools such as vKSP, CLS, and sKOKOA that are already in their tokenized form(making staker identification much easier) have been included in the snapshot, but not other staking pools that are hard to identify.)*


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