Binance announces the Newton Protocol ($NEWT) HODLer Airdrop for BNB holders ahead of its listing on June 24, 2025.
Author: Akshat Thakur
Binance has announced its 24th HODLer Airdrop project, Newton Protocol (NEWT), offering eligible BNB holders a share of 12.5 million NEWT tokens ahead of the official listing scheduled for June 24, 2025, at 14:00 UTC.
The airdrop targets users who subscribed their BNB to Simple Earn (Flexible or Locked) or On-Chain Yields between June 14 and June 17, 2025 (UTC). The token will be distributed to users’ spot wallets at least one hour before trading begins, with trading pairs including NEWT/USDT, NEWT/USDC, NEWT/BNB, NEWT/FDUSD, and NEWT/TRY.
The Binance Airdrop Portal will display eligibility data and distribution info roughly 12 hours after the announcement.
Newton Protocol is a cross-chain infrastructure project built by the Magic Newton Foundation. It aims to create a secure AI-powered rollup layer supporting:
The project operates on BNB Chain and Ethereum, with smart contracts already deployed. A total of 1 billion $NEWT tokens will exist, with 21.5% of the supply (215 million NEWT) circulating at launch.
Key smart contract addresses:
0xb8a677e6d805c8d743e6f14c8bc9c19305b5defc0xD0eC028a3D21533Fdd200838F39c85B03679285DNEWT will also be accessible on Binance Alpha, although it will no longer appear on Alpha once spot trading opens.
The airdrop and listing come amid renewed user interest in early-stage projects. Community members on X have praised the project’s potential to streamline cross-chain automation and AI development.
Analysts have also highlighted similarities to successful rollup models, suggesting that Newton Protocol may benefit from Binance’s ecosystem strength and airdrop-driven momentum.
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