2025-12-28 13:24:06

The USDG airdrop campaign is coming to an end, with the deadline set for December 31, 2025. This is a new type of stablecoin launched by Paxos and listed on CMC. The participation method is simple: after joining the community, fill in your ETH address to receive the initial $200 USDG. For each friend you successfully invite to participate, you will receive an additional $40 USDG reward. The project is issued based on the ERC20 standard, with the contract address being 0xe343167631d89B6Ffc58B88d6b7fB0228795491D. Interested users can learn more about the participation details through official social media channels.

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PanicSeller69

· 8h ago

Hey wait, Paxos's stablecoin is now airdropping? Gotta jump on this wave --- Another referral bonus, I’ve seen this trick before... but free money is still worth it --- Wait, is this contract address legit? Has anyone verified it? --- Ends on December 31? Damn, I almost forgot, gotta rush --- Starting from 200 bucks, can invite friends and still earn? This deal is a win-win --- Backed by Paxos, it should be fine... at least better than those shady coins --- Why does the contract address look so long? Is there a risk of it being copied? --- This kind of airdrop is just for fun, anyway, zero cost --- 40 bucks per invite? Networking is valuable haha --- Both CMC and Paxos, this wave of stablecoin buildup is quite solid

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SmartContractRebel

· 8h ago

Paxos's stablecoins, it's the same old trick, I'm getting tired of seeing it. Invitation rebate of $40 each, it feels more and more like a scam to harvest users. Another new stablecoin, how long will it last this time? Starting at $200, it's clearly just to make people invite others frantically. This contract address needs to be carefully verified, or you'll really lose out. I'm increasingly not interested in this kind of airdrop, it all feels like the same routine. Is it truly innovation or just another round of marketing? Honestly, I can't quite see through it.

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