2026-01-14 22:42:27

The allocation window for Epoch 10 has reached its midpoint, and the community has invested over 250 ETH in core infrastructure and security-related projects. Based on the current allocation, foundational projects have received the broadest recognition, reflecting the ecosystem's emphasis on long-term stability.

The top three projects at this stage are Solidity language tools, L2BEAT data platform, and RevokeCash security tools. Their contributions to infrastructure and user protection have been fully acknowledged by the community. It is important to note that the rewards for this round of allocation are time-limited. Participants should ensure timely confirmation and claim of their rewards to avoid missing the claim deadline.

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consensus_failure

· 22h ago

Investing 250 ETH into infrastructure, that's pretty hardcore. Is Solidity tools so popular? Surprising or not? RevokeCash is indeed top-notch; security should be prioritized. Don't miss out when it expires later; that would be a real loss. L2BEAT data platform performed well this time. The allocation window always catches people off guard; remember the deadline. Infrastructure is the key; in the long run, that's the right approach.

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AirdropBlackHole

· 22h ago

250 ETH was invested, it seems everyone still cares about infrastructure L2BEAT's ranking this time is pretty good, they really did something practical Wait, is there a deadline? I need to quickly check how much time is left Is RevokeCash's security tool really reliable? It received recognition but I don't know how it performs in practice The allocation window has only just begun, will there be any dark horses later on Building infrastructure is the key, much better than those flashy things I'm a bit curious about how the final distribution will be implemented, can they actually get real cash?

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