Polygon zkEVM

1. Visit the Polygon zkEVM homepage.
2. Click on “Add Network to Walet” to add Polygon zkEVM to your wallet.
3. Visit Rhino.fi, connect your ETH wallet and sign two messages (no gas fees).
4. Now bridge your ETH, USDT, or USDC from the Ethereum mainnet to the Polygon zkEVM.
5. You can buy some ETH or other tokens on Binance. If you don’t have any crypto funds, you can also directly deposit fiat to Binance and purchase ETH.
6. Now, make trades on Dexes on Polygon zkEVM like PancakeSwap and QuickSwap.
7. You can use 0VIX to stake assets to also likely become eligible for the 0VIX speculative airdrop. Another way to become eligible is to participate in Okto airdrop.
8. You can now use the bridge widget below to bridge funds over from Polygon zkEVM to Ethereum Mainnet, as it will count as another transaction, which will increase the chance of qualifying for a potential airdrop.
9. Additionally, you can also bridge from Polygon zkEVM to Linea, Base, Scroll, zkSync, Manta or Optimism, which might make you eligible for other multiple potential drops.
10. They’ve mentioned in their FAQ section that they would use MATIC for staking and governance in the future plus the founder has also mentioned in a tweet that an existing token could do an airdrop.
11. This could mean that they would do an airdrop of MATIC to early Polygon zkEVM users. But we can’t also rule out a new token. So early users may get a MATIC airdrop, an airdrop from a new token or both.
12. Please note that there is no guarantee that they will do an airdrop and that they will launch their own token. It’s only speculation.

Don’t forget to verify yourself with Gitcoin Passport, which is a way to ensure proof of humanity and prevent bot activity. It distinguishes real wallets from Sybil wallets, adding an extra layer of security. Creating a Gitcoin Passport and collecting stamps can help mark your wallet as “safe,” increasing your chances of being considered for airdrops by projects.