3 Most Important Airdrops for EOS holders

As a EOS token holder you should be aware of 3 most important Airdrops which is going to happened in coming months before June 2018.

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Before you I share the information about those three important Airdrops let understand first what is meaning of airdrop.

What is an Airdrop?

The simplest meaning of an airdrop is when a particular blockchain project distributes free tokens or coins to the crypto community. The initial or most important requirement to get airdrop often is that you have coins from the relevant blockchain stored in your wallet.

Here are some good read about an Airdrop in detail by:
@pokernomad | hype.codes | hackernoon.com

Since these Airdrops are for EOS holders and the primary requirement to get these free Airdrop tokens/coins is to hold your EOS tokens in the MEW (My ether wallet) wallet or other specified wallet mentioned on the EOS website, so you must have to transfer your EOS coins to the wallets and registered them to the ethereum address before within 23 hours after the end of the final period on June 1, 2018 at 22:59:59 UTC.

All the information available on EOS website but here are few posts you must follow in order to do in correct way:

How to buy and claim EOS tokens: a step by step tutorial | @vitkolesnik [5-7 mins reading time]
EOS Crowdsale with MyEtherWallet - The Complete Guide | @sandwich [5-7 mins reading time]
Video: How to claim EOS tokens | @cryptokom [3.30 mins watch]

Here are the three most important EOS Airdrops.

1. Everipedia

Everipedia is the next generation encyclopedia rebuilt for the modern age. With over 6 million articles and counting, it's already the world's largest English encyclopedia by content. Everipedia is free from ads and free to use for everyone under creative commons.

Date of releasing the Airdrop tokens will be before June 1, 2018 EOS mainnet release. You can read Everipedia Airdrop FAQ.

Official telegram group: https://t.me/everipedia (3825 members)
Official twitter account: @everipedia (14.3k followers)

2. eosDAC

A Decentralised Autonomous Community (DAC) is governed by it’s constitution, which is encoded in smart contracts on the blockchain. The DAC is controlled by it’s token holders and the board members they vote to run it’s operations.

75% of eosDAC tokens (900,000,000) have been allocated for an airdrop to EOS token holders. All EOS token holders holding over 100 tokens* at the end of Day 300 of the EOS crowdsale (April 15th 2018, 01:00:00 UTC) will receive 1 eosDAC token for each EOS token that they hold. Read in detail

Official telegram group: https://t.me/eosdacio (29 members)
Official twitter account: @eosdac (93 followers)

3. Scatter(RIDL)

RIDL ( or Reputation and Identity Layer ) is a sister system to Scatter that provides Identity verification across all networks and reputation tied to those Identities. It's primary purpose is to help users make educated decisions about the security of the applications.

Every EOS holder inside of the final EOS genesis file will receive 40 RIDL Tokens. You do not have to reserve your name to receive the airdrop, your tokens will be provided for you when you create an Identity from Scatter regardless of reservation. You will still need to register an Identity with RIDL in the future in order to claim the tokens. The tokens will not be given on the Ethereum chain, they will only be dispensed when the Identity is created on the live EOS mainnet (i.e June 1, 2018).

Important information to read about RIDL and FAQs