Dwinity

Participants earned points by completing social tasks and inviting friends, and each point was meant to convert to one DWIN. The campaign ran from 10 November to 15 December 2024. AirdropAlert marks it closed.

The numbers do not agree. The prize pool is listed as 2.7 million DWIN by one source, 5 million by another and 1 million shared among 500,000 winners by a third. The per-user cap is 1,000 DWIN in one listing and 2,000 in another. Those differences affect what an individual could have received, and we cannot say which version is right.

Tokens were reportedly locked for a 12-month cliff before they became transferable. A cliff of that length protects the market from early selling but ties up recipients, and for tokens that fall in price during the lock, recipients cannot sell.

The later listing notes that its airdrop details are historical and may be outdated, which is the right level of caution for anything in this section.

With the 12-month cliff reported, anyone who received DWIN in the 2024 campaign could first sell around the end of 2025, a point at which many such tokens had lost most of their value. That is the risk of long locks on small-cap airdrops: the protection against early selling also stops recipients from selling at the best price.

If you were part of the campaign, check what the current market price is, compare it with the figures in the sources above, and decide on that basis.