Orbiter Finance is one of the most used bridges in cryptocurrency at the moment. Many are of course using it as many speculate that Orbiter will do an airdrop in the future.
Here’s how you can potentially get the Orbiter Finance airdrop ($ORB).
We’ll list some of the steps you can probably do to secure an airdrop if they indeed plan to distribute their tokens this way.
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Orbiter Finance’s token is confirmed
If you join the official discord for Orbiter, you will be able to see the FAQ section.
In the section itself, you’ll see that they have confirmed a token for this bridge.
However, they will say that no plans have been made, meaning they can choose to do an airdrop or refuse to do so. We’re still optimistic as Hop Exchange did an airdrop as well for their bridge.
Orbiter Finance airdrop guide
Our priority when it comes to bridges is the number of transactions, the total volume of transactions and the distinct days you use the bridge.
This may not be the criteria but this is simply what we speculate on.
1. Number of transactions
The number of transactions may play a part in the size of the potential airdrop by Orbiter Finance.
If you go to Guild.xyz’s official website, you will be able to find Orbiter Finance. You can join the guild.
Inside the guild itself, you’ll see different roles allocated to those with different amounts of transactions made.
- Trainee pilot role = 3 – 9 transactions
- Pilot role = 10 – 49 transactions
- Elite pilot role = 50 – 99 transactions
- Expert pilot role = 100 – 499 transactions
- Ace pilot role = 500 and above transactions
We’re not certain if Guild is a criteria for an airdrop, but the number of transactions may play a part in the size of $ORB if we do get an airdrop.
Also, you can do most of your bridging between Layer 2s to save gas fees (e.g. Arbitrum to Optimism).
2. Volume of transactions
The volume of transactions refers to the amount of USD value that you’re bridging from one chain to another.
If you’re a whale, volume will not be an issue. Some previous airdrops took into account the amount of money you’re transferring between chains in total.
3. Unique days / months
Do not try to bridge too many times a day simply because you want to hit a certain role in Guild.xyz. Do it organically when you need to move from one chain to another.
Try to bridge at least once a month or more.
In a nutshell
Orbiter Finance did not confirm an airdrop. We simply speculate and act upon it with the hope they really do one.
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