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# Airdrop Overview

**When&#x20;**<mark style="color:green;">**LAB Terminal**</mark>**&#x20;came out of closed beta, we wanted to launch with more than just new features**. \
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Crypto trading today is fragmented - traders switch between many apps, losing time and money to fees, delays, and clunky tools.\
\ <mark style="color:green;">**LAB**</mark> was built as a layer on top of these platforms, improving what you already use instead of trying to replace it.

With <mark style="color:green;">**LAB Terminal**</mark> you get **faster execution, lower fees, AI-powered trading signals, advanced order types (TP/SL, MEV protection, custom gas), a browser sidebar extension, perpetual futures, and multichain support** (Solana, Base, Ethereum, BSC and more on the way).

#### To mark this launch, we introduce you to the **LAB Loyalty Airdrop**: a two-season rewards program.

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**Season 1 (Loyalty Airdrop)** — rewards your past trading on external platforms.
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**Season 2 (Trading Airdrop)** — rewards active trading inside LAB Terminal.
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Both seasons are live now and will run until the **Token Generation Event (TGE)** in **Q4 2025**, when all $LAB rewards can be claimed.


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