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Celestine Sloths as an airdrop play versus staking TIA

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Lists potential airdrops for the 2,500 Celestine Sloths. Argues that with 420k+ TIA stakers averaging 1.4k TIA, holding the NFT is a better airdrop play than staking TIA.

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Only 2,500 Sloths exist
More than 420k unique TIA stakers with an average stake of 1.4k TIA
The list of potential @CelestineSloths airdrops is long. 🪂 ✦ @hyperlane ✦ @initiaFDN ✦ @AstriaOrg ✦ @movementlabsxyz ✦ @EclipseFND ✦ @MitosisOrg ✦ @union_build ✦ @Calderaxyz ✦ @SunriseLayer ✦ @jumperapp ✦ +++ There is only 2500 sloths. Considering there are >420k unique $TIA stakers with an average stake of 1.4k $TIA, holding the main modular NFT collection (with an origin story closely tied to Celestia) is probably the better airdrop play than staking $TIA. The @CelestiaOrg ecosystem and the broader modular world are maturing and there will be a bunch of high-profile token launches in the upcoming months. The sloths could be eating well in the next few months if airdrop season hits. NFA but DYOR. Generally, I believe NFTs (not only sloths) could be a good way to seek airdrop exposure. What are you betting on anon? 🦥 💤
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