Vaultka

A Binance Square article says the airdrop was for scorers on a leaderboard and that VKA holders could improve their leaderboard points. Leaderboard points are listed as a utility of the token on some token pages, which suggests the token was designed to feed back into the rewards system.

Sources disagree about total supply: one lists 100,000,000 VKA and another lists 94,067,515. A discrepancy of that kind could come from burns, unlocks or an error, and the official documentation would clarify it. We could not find official Vaultka announcements or the exact claim dates.

One result needs separating out. The Arbitrum Atlas points campaign from KTX Finance in 2024 mentions Vaultka Leveraged KLP participants as one way to earn KTX points. That campaign belongs to KTX and not to Vaultka, so it should not be read as a Vaultka programme.

Leveraged yield protocols magnify both gains and losses, and the reference to leaderboards invites risk-taking, since a leaderboard rewards whoever scores most and not whoever is most careful.

Practical point on supply: when a project's own sources disagree by several million tokens, it often means that part of the supply was burned, unlocked or reclassified at some point. Ask for the supply breakdown on the official documentation page and compare it with a block explorer. A project that cannot reconcile its own numbers gives you a reason to be careful, whatever the size of the airdrop it ran.