About 4.16 million VVV tokens have been claimed for the DeepSeek-based AI project VVV airdrop, accounting for about 8.3% of the total airdrop

According to BlockBeats, on January 28, according to Dune panel data, the airdrop application of the AI ​​project Venice Token (VVV) based on DeepSeek was launched 9 hours ago, and 4,165,155 tokens have been claimed, accounting for about 8.3% of the total airdrop and 4.17% of the total token supply. 2,261,862 VVVs are in the pledged state, and the number of token holding addresses is 13,771.

The number of wallets that received 1-50 VVV airdrops is 2990;

The number of wallets that received 50-100 VVV airdrops is 1057;

The number of wallets that received 100-500 VVV airdrops is 1665;

The number of wallets that received 500-1000 VVV airdrops is 353;

The number of wallets that received 1000-5000 VVV airdrops is 503;

The number of wallets that received 5000-10000 VVV airdrops is 58;

The number of wallets that received 10000+ VVV airdrops is 78.

BlockBeats previously reported that the VVV token TGE supply is 100 million, with no pre-sale and external investors, and the FDV is $20 million at launch. 50 million (50%) are airdropped to Venice users and the AI ​​community; 35 million (35%) are allocated to Venice.ai; 10 million (10%) are used for incentive funds; 5 million (5%) are used for liquidity deployment. The snapshot was taken on December 31, 2024.

BlockBeats Note: Venice Token is an AI project based on DeepSeek on the Base network, which was launched on January 27. It supports access to leading models such as Llama 3.3, QWEN 2.5 Coder, and the new DeepSeek. AI agents and users who stake VVV tokens can get free access to the Venice API.