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KAITO Airdrop Top Recipients

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    The KAITO token on Arkham
    The KAITO token on Arkham

    Just last night, data analytics and InfoFi platform, Kaito AI, opened claims for the KAITO token, which distributed 10% of their token supply to eligible recipients. This includes accounts that have accumulated Yaps, which were points distributed based on tweet engagement and reach on the social media platform, X.

    Ethereum bull, Anthony Sassano, selling his KAITO airdrop for $185.52K
    Ethereum bull, Anthony Sassano, selling his KAITO airdrop for $185.52K

    Popular accounts such as OG Solana bull, Ansem, and Ethereum maximalist, Anthony Sassano, have already sold 100% of their KAITO token holdings, for $230K and $185K respectively, while Helius CEO, Mert Mumtaz, has also sold 80% of his holdings for $340K.

    While many others did not use their publicly tagged addresses to claim the airdrop, the airdrop event still provides a relatively large database of addresses belonging to active participants on Crypto Twitter (CT), possibly revealing addresses which were previously unknown.

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