Bitget has launched a new PoolX event for Nesa (NES), an artificial intelligence-focused blockchain project. Users can lock Ether (ETH) on the exchange to share a pool of 620,000 NES tokens. The locking window opened at 10:00 UTC on July 8 and runs until the same time on July 17.
The airdrop is a standard "lock-to-earn" mechanic. Participants deposit ETH into a designated pool on Bitget's PoolX platform. Rewards are distributed proportionally based on each user's locked amount relative to the total pool. The longer the ETH stays locked within the window, the larger the share of the 620,000 NES supply a participant can claim.
Nesa describes itself as a layer-1 blockchain built to handle on-chain AI inference and data privacy. The project's native token, NES, powers transaction fees, staking, and governance within its network. The token has not yet been listed on major spot markets; the Bitget airdrop is one of the first opportunities for retail traders to accumulate NES ahead of a wider exchange debut.
The timing matters. Locking periods that run just over a week are relatively short for PoolX events, which sometimes stretch two to three weeks. A condensed window can create urgency – but it also means users must move quickly if they want to participate. ETH deposited after July 17 will not count toward the airdrop calculation.
Bitget has not disclosed a minimum lock amount. However, typical PoolX events require at least 0.01 ETH. Users who lock early and hold through the full period receive their NES rewards shortly after the event ends. The exchange will distribute tokens directly to participants' spot wallets.
For now, the NES token carries no liquid market price. The eventual trading value will depend on demand once Bitget (or other exchanges) opens a NES spot trading pair. Airdrop recipients should watch for the official listing announcement, which often follows within days of the distribution.
The 620,000 NES pool is fixed. If total locked ETH is low, early participants capture a larger percentage. If a flood of ETH enters near the deadline, individual allocations shrink. The math is straightforward – but the outcome hinges on how many traders decide to park their ETH with Bitget over the next nine days.
Bitget offers Ether holders free Nesa (NES) tokens for locking ETH in new event
Bitget exchange invites users to lock their Ether (ETH) deposits between July 8–17 to earn shares of 620,000 free Nesa (NES) tokens. This rewards active ETH holders early in the AI-focused Nesa blockchain before its broader market debut.