Upbit, South Korea's largest crypto exchange, has not released any official announcement about the GAS and VTHO airdrop for the fourth week of September 2025. The most recent update covered September 13–19, 2025, confirming distributions for the third week.
The absence of a statement has led to speculation among NEO and VET holders who are awaiting the scheduled distributions. The official airdrop notice for the third week stated, “Airdrop distributions for GAS/VTHO have been started for the 3rd week of September, 2025. The distribution will be completed within 24 hours.” – Upbit Announcement
Investor Concern Over GAS/VTHO Airdrop Delay
Investors are expressing concerns about the delay, noting the regularity of these distributions. In the past, such airdrops have influenced token values and market sentiment significantly, highlighting the importance of timely information for stakeholders. For instance, the VeChain's Latest Update on Blockchain Progress indicates advancements that could affect market dynamics.
Past Upbit-related announcements have often caused significant volatility in VTHO prices, with dramatic price and volume spikes observed earlier in 2025. Without a current update, potential financial, regulatory, and technological outcomes remain speculative. Official updates are crucial for market stability.
Delayed Upbit Airdrop Creates Market Uncertainty
Routine airdrops for GAS and VTHO usually result in noticeable market shifts. Similar events in earlier months, such as the January 2025 listing, brought about substantial inflows and price volatility. The current delay contrasts with these earlier trends.
Without official confirmation, market analysts from Kanalcoin predict uncertainty could persist. Historical trends show stakeholders rely heavily on transparency. The VeChain Discusses Sustainability Initiatives and Future Plans further illustrates ongoing efforts that may assure stakeholders.
Ensuring timely announcements might stabilize markets and alleviate concerns regarding the future trajectory of these assets.