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# AirDrop Shedule

**Airdrop Market Cap formula:** $$Airdrop Market Cap=Total Airdrop Token Number×Price Per TokenAirdrop Market Cap=Total Airdrop Token Number×Price Per Token$$

For instance, if 40 billion tokens are going to be airdropped and the price per token is $0.00015, then:

<figure><img src="/files/LHqM8WaAQoklhHlnUWMY" alt=""><figcaption><p>AirDrop - 40B $PEER</p></figcaption></figure>

$$\text{Airdrop Market Cap} = 40 , \text{billion} \times $0.00015 = $6 , \text{million}$$

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<figure><img src="/files/KA9uRNQl4aySvH4ICuD4" alt=""><figcaption><p>AirDrop Vesting Shedule</p></figcaption></figure>

To calculate the amount of airdrop a user will receive, you can distribute the total points among users based on their points. To calculate the token value of each point, divide the total number of airdrop tokens by the total number of points:

$$Token Value Per Point=Total Airdrop Token NumberTotal PointsToken Value Per Point=Total PointsTotal Airdrop Token Number​$$

**For instance, if a total of 4 trillion points have been collected:**

$$Token Value Per Point=40 billion4 trillion=10 tokensToken Value Per Point=4trillion40billion​=10tokens$$

In this case, a user with 1 million points will receive:

$$1 million points×10 tokens=10 million tokens1million points×10tokens=10million tokens$$

To calculate the dollar value of the airdrop for this user, multiply the number of tokens they receive by the price per token:

$$10 , \text{million tokens} \times $0.00015 = $1,500$$

**So, a user with 1 million points will receive an airdrop valued at $1,500.**![](/files/VcYuxHIGGfqD9Cp4vlxs)


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