Airdrop Confirmed, Attracting Over 15,000 Registrations in 24 Hours
Goldfish, a platform developed by GBBR, Inc. to bring physical gold on-chain, has confirmed a token airdrop for its governance token, GFIN. The initiative saw immediate traction, attracting over 15,000 registrations within the first 24 hours. The total number of participants has since grown to more than 50,000, signaling strong market interest in the project's unique value proposition.
GFIN Distribution Tied to Social Engagement, Not Capital
The GFIN airdrop bypasses traditional capital-intensive models, instead opting for a "Social Airdrop Leaderboard." Participants earn points by completing ecosystem-focused tasks, such as engaging with the Goldfish website, following its X (formerly Twitter) account, and joining its Telegram community. Airdrop allocations will be determined by a user's rank on this real-time leaderboard, which measures cumulative participation. This approach is designed to reward active community members rather than just early investors, though specific allocation formulas and distribution timelines have not yet been disclosed.
GFIN Token Empowers Protocol Governance
The Goldfish protocol operates with a two-token system: GGBR, an over-collateralized gold-backed stablecoin, and GFIN, the governance token being distributed. GFIN holders will have the ability to vote on key protocol decisions, including fee structures, treasury allocations, strategic partnerships, and future roadmap priorities. The platform clarifies that GFIN does not represent ownership rights or guarantee financial returns, positioning it strictly as a mechanism for decentralized governance and community-led protocol management.
