Tron’s BitTorrent [BTT] ready for second airdrop; Tron [TRX] holders to receive 990,000,000 BTT

Tron’s BitTorrent [BTT] ready for second airdrop; Tron [TRX] holders to receive 990,000,000 BTT

BitTorrent has been riding the bull market following the huge community support provided to its newly launched BitTorrent Token [BTT]. To celebrate the success of the token, BitTorrent had decided to carry out airdrops worth 11,880,000,000 BTT for 12 months to Tron [TRX] holders. BitTorrent announced the second round of the airdrop recently, which will reward Tron [TRX] holders with 990,000,000 BTT.

This news was revealed via a Tweet by BitTorrent,

“Are you ready for our second #airdrop? ☄️ On March 11th at 00:00 UTC we will reward TRON $TRX holders with 990,000,000 $BTT. Learn more about our airdrop program, and the exchanges & wallets supporting it!”

BitTorrent also provided a list of wallets and exchanges where the airdrop will take place. The list includes prominent exchanges like Binance, OKEx, and Huobi and wallets like Trust Wallet and Tron Wallet.

The first airdrop on 11 February was followed by many fake exchanges asking users to exchange their TRX token with BTT tokens. Justin Sun, the CEO of Tron and BitTorrent, had warned the community that BitTorrent and Tron would never ask users to send any token in exchange for eventual airdrops.

Recently, BitTorrent also revealed three new incentive plans for BitTorrent and uTorrent users, partners and ecosystems. These programs were announced by BitTorrent to increase adoption of the token and included incentives for users, partners, and the clients using its protocol.

Under the user incentives, BitTorrent plans to educate its people about why it’s crucial to invite more investors and spur wider adoption. BitTorrent is also joining hands with wallets and exchanges supporting the BTT token for organizing regular airdrops and the program will allow their partners to receive BTT airdrops. Lastly, Ecosystem incentive will offer incentives to clients using its protocol, while promising to be the largest open-source P2P download protocol in the world.

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