a live airdrop by XION Market. The project is offering a free airdrop that users can claim, but the real question is — Is it worth claiming?
Airdrop Details: Token, Listing & Fees
The token being distributed is XMT (EXMT) and the listing is expected on May 8, 2025. The project appears to be legit — even the official EXIN Market Twitter handle has followed this airdrop’s account, which builds credibility.
- Token Allocation: Most users are getting between 7,000 and 10,000 tokens.
- Supply: Total supply is said to be around 10 billion.
- Pre-Market Price Estimate: Currently being talked about at $0.002 per token.
- Claim Fee: Requires a small fee in EXIN tokens, roughly $2 equivalent.
XION XMT Airdrop Claim Process Explained
To claim the tokens:
- Open the claim link in any browser.
- Sign in using the same Gmail account you used for your original EXIN registration.
- Enter the verification code sent to your email.
- The platform will fetch all your connected accounts and show your airdrop allocation.
- Whether the account is old or newly created, the same allocation is being provided to everyone.
Note: Even newly created accounts are receiving the same token amount, which questions the fairness and value of the airdrop.
Despite having an old EXIN account with a past airdrop claim, I also received only 7,000 tokens, just like a new account would. No user is getting any bonus allocation for being early or loyal — everyone is treated the same.
This mass distribution model raises doubts. If older accounts had been given, say, 20,000–30,000 tokens, it would’ve seemed more legitimate and rewarding.
Should You Claim or Avoid?
Let’s do the math:
Estimated Value: 7,000 tokens x $0.002 = $1.4 Fee to Claim: Around $2
This means you’re spending more than the airdrop’s current estimated value. If the listing price is even lower than pre-market, which is likely, you could lose money.
Final Recommendation:
If you’re a beginner in airdrops, I do not recommend claiming this one. Losing $2 might not be a big deal for some, but it can be disappointing for others — especially if you expected profits.
I’ve claimed it personally just to test and inform you all. But you should only claim it if:
You don’t mind losing $2. You’re okay with a high-risk, low-reward airdrop.
Otherwise, it’s best to skip this one.
Is the Airdrop Real? Yes. Profitable? Not Likely.
Yes, the airdrop is genuine and real, officially recognized and followed by EXIN. But due to the poor value and equal allocation system, it seems to be more about collecting transaction fees from users than offering real value.
Conclusion
Be cautious with this airdrop. Save your funds for better opportunities. As always, stay informed, stay safe, and support us for real-time updates.
