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# Overview

The Cytonic airdrop campaign is designed to incentivize users and help bootstrap the initial blockchain TVL and ecosystem. The campaign will unfold over several rounds, each with different conditions.

The first phase will last approximately 6 months and will conclude with the mainnet launch. Subsequent phases will run on-chain and focus on promoting the growth of the Cytonic ecosystem.

### Concept

Cytonic offers a [list](/airdrop/contracts.md) of [audited](/airdrop/security.md) contracts deployed across multiple blockchains. Users can deposit supported tokens into these contracts, which will earn rewards throughout the airdrop campaign. These rewards can be utilized within the airdrop app. More info about earnings can be found [here](/airdrop/energy-and-flames.md).

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After the mainnet launch, users' funds will be bridged to the Cytonic chain and will be accessible there. Additionally, users will receive Cytonic's native token as a reward on the Cytonic chain.

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The amount of native tokens received will depend on the user's Flames value at the end of the airdrop campaign. This amount will be calculated using a uniform ratio applicable to all participants.
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