7%, but only 35% is given out immediately. Basically, you can say goodbye to the idea of getting rich quick at the opening. Sigh It's understandable, though. The liquidity of these altcoins is terrible right now. If they just dump the airdrops and run away, the project team would be incredibly embarrassed. The current rules effectively cut off the profits of those who dumped their tokens because they didn't believe in the project's long-term viability by 65%, meaning they only get 2.45% of the tokens. Those with higher costs who took the airdrops at 35% have basically no profit at the current pre-market price; thankfully, they won't be completely wiped out. The key question now is, if they choose to lock up their tokens for a year, how will the rights of these supporters be protected? If the project team is worried about them running away after the airdrop, can they find a way to continuously incentivize users to use the protocol without penalizing the token's value? Those who believed in Megaeth and locked up their tokens for a year are now crying their eyes out.