The AI project VVV airdrop, based on DeepSeek, has been claimed for approximately 4.16 million tokens, representing about 8.3% of the total airdrop amount.

BlockBeats News, January 28th, according to Dune Dashboard data, the Venice Token (VVV) AI project based on DeepSeek, an airdrop claim event went live for 9 hours, with 4,165,155 tokens claimed, representing approximately 8.3% of the airdrop total supply and 4.17% of the token's total supply. 2,261,862 VVV tokens are currently staked, held by 13,771 addresses.

The number of wallets receiving 1-50 VVV airdrop: 2990;

The number of wallets receiving 50-100 VVV airdrop: 1057;

The number of wallets receiving 100-500 VVV airdrop: 1665;

The number of wallets receiving 500-1000 VVV airdrop: 353;

The number of wallets receiving 1000-5000 VVV airdrop: 503;

The number of wallets receiving 5000-10000 VVV airdrop: 58;

The number of wallets receiving 10,000+ VVV airdrop: 78.

BlockBeats previously reported that the VVV token's TGE (Token Generation Event) supply is 100 million tokens, with no pre-sale or external investors, and was launched with an FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation) of $20 million. 50 million tokens (50%) were airdropped to Venice users and the AI community; 35 million tokens (35%) were allocated to Venice.ai company; 10 million tokens (10%) were allocated for incentive funds; 5 million tokens (5%) were allocated for liquidity deployment. The snapshot was taken on December 31, 2024.

BlockBeats Note: Venice Token is an AI project based on DeepSeek on the Base network, launched on January 27th. It supports access to leading models such as Llama 3.3, QWEN 2.5 Coder, and the new DeepSeek. AI agents and users staking VVV tokens can access the Venice API for free.