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Curvance

Yes, Curvance has a native token called CVE (Curvance Token)[1]. The total supply of CVE is fixed at 420,000,069 tokens[1]. CVE holders can lock their tokens into veCVE to participate in governance, vote on emissions distribution, and receive a share of platform fees[4].

Based on the available information, Curvance has not officially announced an airdrop, but there are strong indications that one may occur in the future:

1. Curvance has launched a public incentivized testnet, inviting users to participate and earn "Bytes"[4][7].

2. 4% of the total CVE token supply (15,750,002.59 CVE) is reserved for a community incentive program, which could potentially be used for an airdrop[1][8].

3. The project has stated that Bytes earned during the testnet phase will play a key role in a future retroactive $CVE Airdrop post-TGE (Token Generation Event)[4].

4. Users are encouraged to complete various tasks on the testnet, including depositing, collateralizing, borrowing, lending, and locking tokens[4][7][10].

While an airdrop seems likely, it's important to note that it has not been officially confirmed. Participating in the testnet activities may increase chances of eligibility if an airdrop does occur.