Three Hot Airdrops That Might Actually Matter (Or Not) đŸȘ‚đŸ”„

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Airdrop mania is back, folks! Three shiny new tokens—SXT, RIZE, and DOOD—are making waves in the turbulent sea of crypto. Investors are watching, or at least pretending to watch, as Space and Time drops its SXT token with a flourish courtesy of Chainlink’s latest reward shtick. Because who doesn’t love a bit of blockchain bingo? đŸŽČ🚀

Meanwhile, RIZE is powering up Rizenet—think of it as a futuristic Frankenstein of tokenized assets, decentralized AI, and enough DeFi to make a banker blush. And then there’s DOOD, the NFT-derived token from the beloved (or mockingly revered) Doodles collection, hopping on the NFT-token-railway after APE and PENGU decided to double down on digital doodles.

Space and Time (SXT) — Because Time is of the Essence

Launched on May 8, 2025 (no, that’s not a typo, yes, we’re actually imagining the future), SXT’s airdrop is part of its grand TGE—aka, the official “Hey, look what we made” event. Integrating with Binance Launchpool and Chainlink’s new rewards program, it’s like the tech industry’s version of a high school dance—lots of potential, and probably some awkward moments.

200 million SXT tokens are split into two batches—because nothing says fairness like dividing by two—representing 4% of the total supply. The lucky recipients? Chainlink ecosystem participants, LINK stakers, testnet explorers, and those fortunate enough to own Community NFTs. The claim window? Until June 22, so get quick before the spacetime continuum reverts or whatever sci-fi excuse they’re using.

Since its launch, SXT has been sliding downhill faster than a greased penguin, potentially dipping below the $0.10 mark. It needs a rally—like a guy at a pancake breakfast—to push it back up to $0.126. Miss that, and it could bounce back to test resistance at about $0.163, provided someone remembers this is all just digital wizardry.

RIZE — Because Why Not Raze the Market?

RIZE is the “native utility token” (fancy words for “the thing you use to buy stuff”) of Rizenet—a decentralized platform for turning real-world assets into digital tokens, decentralized AI (because centralized AI is so last decade), and DeFi. Think of it as a Swiss Army knife, but with less Swiss and more digital.

It pays for services, grants access to assets, lets you participate in governance (like arguing about who gets to be king), and rewards AI contributions—all while ticking on Kraken and Aerodrome’s fancy digital shelves.

From a technical perspective, RIZE is teetering on the edge of a cliff—resistance at $0.064 needs to be broken, or it might sink below $0.0485, with hopes of not falling below $0.040. Traders are like kids playing with fire, hoping it won’t burn down the neighborhood.

Doodles — Because Who Says Art Can’t Be Currency?

Doodles aren’t just pretty faces; they’re a colorful crowd favorite, known for their quirky characters and community lovefest. Now, they’ve launched DOOD, a token to join the NFT-native-token hype train—a move first pioneered by the Bored Ape Yacht Club with APE, then followed by Pudgy Penguins with PENGU. The journey from pixels to profit, or maybe just pouting, continues.

After the initial “Wow, new token!” excitement, DOOD has been sliding—down 35% in five days, which is basically crashing harder than a clown car in a demolition derby.

Its current resistance level is $0.0052—break that, and you might just glimpse a $0.00735 rainbow. Stay below $0.004, though, and it’s downhill all the way—like a sled without a hill, or a cat chasing a laser pointer that keeps moving the goal.

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2025-05-17 13:26