In a recent Blur NFT airdrop, a trader using the pseudonym “hanwe.eth” raked in approximately $11 million from claiming 22,851,000 Blur tokens. Blur’s end-of-season strategy aims to entice NFT traders, allocating rewards based on user activity. Despite 38,000 addresses claiming 267 million tokens, dissatisfaction loomed, exemplified by Jeffrey Hwang’s $2.9 million worth of tokens and subsequent NFT sell-off, sparking speculation about profit generation via the airdrop. This surge marked Blur’s surpassing of OpenSea’s trading volume earlier in the year.