Key Takeaways
Pull.fun, a gacha-style platform for trading card collectibles, has hinted at a future airdrop of a $PULL token, with an unconfirmed report suggesting up to 50 percent of the supply could be distributed to early users. The platform, which is currently in an early access testing phase, allows users to earn points that are expected to determine a potential future allocation.
The speculation around the 50 percent allocation originates from an outside report by KuCoin. However, Pull.fun’s official communications have not confirmed this figure, stating only that early users would get a head start on the $PULL allocation at launch. The project has not announced an official Token Generation Event (TGE) date or specific details on the airdrop mechanics.
The platform's points system rewards users for interacting with its primary feature: pulling digital and physical collectible cards. Points accumulation is based on the volume of pulls and on user referrals. According to the platform, both the referrer and the new user receive a 10 percent bonus on points earned, creating an incentive for community growth.
This structure positions the Pull.fun campaign as a long-term farming opportunity rather than an imminent claim. With no TGE date set, participants are accumulating points based on the speculation that they will be converted to tokens in the future. The exact conversion formula from points to $PULL tokens remains undisclosed.
The referral bonus is tied to the activity of the referred user, meaning one active referee can be more valuable than several inactive ones. Consistent, regular use of the platform is suggested to be more effective for maintaining a high leaderboard rank than infrequent, high-volume sessions.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
