Camp Foundation Airdrop Requires ETH Registration Fee
- Camp Foundation’s CAMP Airdrop eligibility check requires a 0.0025 ETH fee.
- Registration fee offsets gasless airdrop costs.
- Event impacts Ethereum transactions and user participation.
Camp Foundation’s CAMP Airdrop Eligibility Check went live, requiring a 0.0025 ETH fee by August 26, 2025, on the official checker for qualifying wallet participants.
The airdrop’s fee structure aims to offset costs and filter genuine users, potentially impacting ETH’s circulation and attracting institutional attention through significant funding initiatives.
Camp Foundation has announced the CAMP Airdrop Eligibility Check requiring a registration fee of 0.0025 ETH. The payment is due by August 26, 2025, for participants using previously active wallet addresses to filter genuine users.
Camp Foundation and Camp Network are conducting the airdrop using Clusters Partnership as the namespace provider. There are no direct statements from the founders or key opinion leaders regarding the ongoing process.
“The registration fee is meant to offset gasless distribution costs and filter genuine users,” claimed Camp Foundation Official Announcement. This approach resembles past airdrops, which helped focus rewards while reducing bot activity through micro-fees, although significant market fluctuations are not anticipated.
The Camp Airdrop, backed by $30 million in funding from funds like 1kx and Blockchain Capital, reflects confidence in the project’s identity ambitions. The 0.0025 ETH fee, when calculated, approximates $4–5 and is non-refundable.
No major on-chain movements or liquidity events related to the airdrop were reported. The project’s success hinges on potential post-token actions like exchange listings and governance token uses, awaiting updates on official platforms.
