The lead developer of ENS has announced recommendations to add airdrops to certain active ENS users.

On November 22, Nick Johnson, ENS Lead Developer, launched an initiative within the ENS community. Under the terms of the agreement, some ENS users will normally resolve registrations from address A to address B, but address B does not have a domain name. The user also doubles the drop, but only address A receives drop tokens because address B does not have a domain name. Nick Johnson said there were 1,969 funds that could meet the above criteria, and he was encouraged to convert those tokens into a new airdrop contract, as if two airdrops had been given to the individual. active use, the user must provide 213,049 ENS tokens. The token is given to users like this.