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Launched on the market the layer-2 Starknet token.

Many users voiced their grievances on social media platforms and the project's Discord channel, expressing disappointment at being left out of the token distribution despite their contributions to the network.

This means users will soon be able to trade STRK on major platforms like Binance, Bybit, Bitfinex, and OKX. Binance has already announced plans to launch trading for specific pairs once liquidity thresholds are satisfied.

Ethereum is closing in on $3,000 for the first time in two years with its ratio rising against bitcoin to above 0.056 BTC.

Starknet distributed 728 million tokens to around 1.3 million addresses in what is being dubbed as the largest airdrop of the year.

TL;DR Starknet faces controversy and a massive drop in active users ahead of its anticipated token airdrop. Abrupt changes in eligibility criteria for the airdrop have led to dissatisfaction among users, especially after some were disqualified from receiving tokens.

Starting February 20, at 13:00 UTC, the platform will open spot trading for $STRK against a variety of pairs. It includes STRK/BTC, STRK/USDT, STRK/FDUSD, and STRK/TRY.

Airdrop squabbles and dissatisfaction leads to user exodus from Starknet.

In a significant move for the $STRK token, Amber Group has announced their participation. The renowned firm has acquired 1 million $STRK tokens, demonstrating a vote of confidence in Starknet's ecosystem.

Starknet's native token STRK is set to launch today and begin trading on centralized exchanges following the opening of airdrop claims.

Binance has announced trading support for Starknet (STRK), with spot trading for the native token of the Ethereum layer-2 platform going live on February 20, 2024 and 13:00 UTC. Starknet's STRK distribution opens at 12:00 UTC.

The number of active users on the Starknet network dropped sharply after the announcement of the airdrop. According to Starkscan, the figure stands at 84,260 at the time of writing.

In the last week, there has been a notable decrease in the number of people using Starknet, the blockchain platform. This decline comes as more users express dissatisfaction with the Starknet Provisions Program airdrop.

Starknet, an eminent Ethereum layer 2 platform, is facing a significant exodus of users ahead of a major token airdrop. In just one week leading up to February 20, 2024, Starknet's active user count nosedived and is back near long-term lows.

Starknet witnesses a drop in active users amidst dissatisfaction over its airdrop criteria and token unlock schedule. Grievances highlight concerns over fairness and equitable distribution.

Starknet, a prominent blockchain platform built on Ethereum's layer-2 infrastructure, has found itself amid a controversy surrounding its recent token airdrop. The backlash from users stems from dissatisfaction with the eligibility criteria for the airdrop and concerns over the token distribution schedule.

Binance announces support for Starknet (STRK) distribution to ETH Staking users, with the snapshot taken on Sept 15, 2022. Distribution completion is expected within 30 days from Feb 20, 2024.

The world's largest crypto exchange Binance on Tuesday said it will list the much-awaited Ethereum layer-2 network Starknet (STRK) with seed tag today. The crypto exchange also announced support for Starknet (STRK) distribution for Binance ETH staking users.

The blockchain's users are unhappy with a minimum wallet holding criteria that excludes them from the airdrop, and an unlock schedule that quickly rewards investors.

Active wallets and trading volume on Starknet are falling ahead of Tuesday's airdrop, following a brief spike around last week's news.

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An Ethereum whale has recently asserted a claim over the anticipated Starknet airdrop. This solo node operator, aiming to participate in the Starknet (STRK) reward program, has taken the monumental task of independently running a whopping 1000 validators.

The Ethereum (ETH) layer-2 scaling project Starknet plans to kick off its first token allocation this month. In a new announcement, the project notes it will distribute more than 700 million Starknet tokens (STRK) to nearly 1.3 million addresses starting on February 20th.