A targeted airdrop of APRO (AT) tokens allocated 20 million units—representing 2% of the project’s 1 billion token supply—will be distributed to eligible Binance BNB holders via the HODLer Airdrops program, with allocations credited automatically to recipients’ Spot Accounts approximately one hour before APRO begins trading on November 27, 2025, at 14:00 UTC; the mechanism, which draws on Binance Simple Earn (Flexible and Locked) and On‑Chain Yields subscription data from a November 4–6 snapshot, imposes a minimum holding threshold of 0.01 BNB and caps eligible allocations at 4% of a user’s average BNB balance to prevent concentration, thereby balancing early adoption incentives with anti‑gaming and dilution controls as the token enters the market with a circulating supply of roughly 230 million AT (23% of total). Recipients should be aware that receipt of these tokens constitutes taxable ordinary income under current IRS guidelines. The campaign targets users who held BNB in Simple Earn or On‑Chain Yields during the snapshot window, automatically qualifying those whose balances exceeded the minimum, and it is structured to limit outsized awards while rewarding sustained participation in Binance yield products. From a tokenomics perspective APRO reserves 2% of its total supply for this distribution, supplementing broader allocations that include public distribution, staking rewards, and an ecosystem fund; the airdrop tokens will be available on both Ethereum and BNB Chain networks and list against multiple pairs including USDT, USDC, BNB, and TRY. Operationally the retroactive nature of the program requires no further user action beyond maintaining the requisite subscriptions and holdings during the snapshot, and the cap mechanism—4% of average BNB—serves as a practical anti‑gaming control while preserving meaningful rewards for genuine holders. Market responses were pronounced at listing, with notable intraday price appreciation and elevated trading volumes, evidence that the airdrop and the Binance listing announcement stimulated liquidity and investor interest; these dynamics underscore both the potential short‑term price effects of concentrated reward programs and the longer‑term objectives of driving staking and ecosystem engagement. While the allocation is modest relative to total supply and designed to limit dilution, uncertainty remains regarding secondary distribution by recipients and the consequent impact on price discovery and liquidity over subsequent trading periods. The Binance announcement also highlighted an accompanying exclusive HODLer airdrop, signaling the exchange’s intent to incentivize engaged users. Additionally, APRO’s launch included a significant airdrops strategy and tokenomics structure that drew investor interest.
