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Ethereum (ETH) price may rise in the next 3 months due to increased Layer 2 adoption post-Shanghai upgrade. The upgrade, enabling staking withdrawals, has boosted network flexibility, driving Layer 2 solutions like rollups. Recent data shows gas fees dropping to a five-year low in August 2024, thanks to EIP-1559 and Layer 2 efficiency, making transactions cheaper and attracting more users. Network activity has surged, with DeFi TVL hitting $80 billion and daily transactions exceeding 1 million, reflecting strong demand. As Layer 2 adoption grows, reducing congestion on Layer 1, ETH’s utility and scarcity could push its price upward, potentially testing $3,000-$3,500 by June 2025, barring major market downturns. 0 reply
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To participate in Arbitrum's new airdrop plan (as of March 17, 2025), eligibility likely requires active engagement on Arbitrum One or Nova, such as bridging funds, frequent transactions, or dApp interactions—based on past criteria. Check the official Arbitrum Foundation site for updates, as no specific plan is confirmed yet. To maximize yield, use multiple wallets for diversified activity, stake ARB tokens, provide liquidity on DEXs like GMX, and monitor snapshot dates. Stay updated via X posts and avoid Sybil detection by varying transaction patterns. Details remain speculative until officially announced. 0 reply
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Recent airdrop scams have surged, often using fake projects to deceive users. To identify them, check for red flags: unverified teams, vague whitepapers, or promises of unrealistic rewards. Phishing links, a common tactic, mimic legit URLs and spread via unsolicited emails, DMs, or social media. Scammers disguise projects with cloned branding, typosquatting domains, or spam NFTs embedding malicious links. Always verify through official channels, avoid clicking untrusted links, and use burner wallets for safety. Cross-check on X or web searches for scam reports as of March 07, 2025. 0 reply
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