Notable ZK-Rollup projects yet to issue a token include StarkNet, zkSync, and Scroll; participating in their testnets typically involves finding their official faucet to get test ETH, deploying simple smart contracts, executing transactions, using testnet dApps, and reporting bugs to qualify for potential rewards.
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A decrease in active supply (coins moved on-chain) suggests long-term holders are consolidating and refusing to spend their coins at current prices, indicating strong conviction (HODLing behavior). Conversely, a rising active supply might indicate distribution or increased trading activity. Recent data would be needed for a precise current reading.
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Whether a project requires KYC for airdrop users depends on its rules. If KYC is needed, users typically submit materials like a government-issued ID (passport, driver's license), a selfie holding the ID, and proof of address (utility bill, bank statement). Some projects have simplified KYC, only requiring email/phone verification, while others need full KYC to prevent fraud and meet regulatory requirements.
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