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The JCT and ICNT Airdrop is now live, and Binance has introduced a new reward system called the Alpha Box. This event gives eligible users a chance to claim free tokens from two projects Janction and Impossible Cloud Network. The JCT and ICNT Airdrop is part of Binance’s new plan to reward active users while helping new crypto projects reach early users.
The Airdrop works through the Binance Alpha Box system. Rewards come from a shared pool that may include different projects. Participants who have at least 242 Points can claim one reward on the Alpha Events page.

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After claiming, users receive either 20,600 JCT tokens or 95 ICNT tokens. It follow a first-come, first-served model. If rewards are not fully claimed, the eligibility requirement drops by 5 points every five minutes, giving more people a chance to participate.
To join, participants need to visit the Alpha Events page when the event opens and claim their reward. Claiming uses 15 Binance Alpha Points, and must confirm within 24 hours. If confirmation is missed, the reward is lost.
The announcement said the claim window starts at 10:00 UTC. The exchange also suggested that similar Alpha Box events may happen in the future, meaning this could become a regular reward model.
Along with the JCT and ICNT Airdrop, traders are watching the prices closely. Impossible Cloud Network ICNT token is down around 4–5% in the last 24 hours, trading near $0.38. The drop happened during a broader market slowdown and strong selling activity.

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Trading volume increased sharply, which often shows profit-taking. Since the overall market sentiment remains weak and fear levels are high, Impossible Cloud Network is facing short-term pressure.
Janction price is also under pressure. The token is down about 9.92% in 24 hours, trading near $0.00156. The decline appears to be driven by general market weakness, especially Bitcoin’s drop, rather than any project-specific news.

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Because it has lower liquidity, it tends to move more sharply when the market falls. This explains why its decline is larger than the broader market.
For Impossible Cloud Network, the $0.35 level is important support. Holding above this level could allow the price to stabilize and possibly move toward $0.38 if sentiment improves. A break below support could push it lower.
For Janction, the key level to watch is $0.0015. If the price drops below it, the next support may appear near $0.0014. A recovery for both tokens depends heavily on Bitcoin stabilizing and overall market confidence returning.
The JCT and ICNT Airdrop shows Binance’s move toward a points-based reward system. This model rewards active users and gives new projects early visibility. The flexible eligibility rule also makes participation easier over time.
For users, it offers early access to emerging tokens. For projects, it helps attract attention, liquidity, and new community members.
This marks the launch of Binance’s Alpha Box model, introducing a new way to distribute tokens through Alpha Points. While both prices are currently facing market pressure, the airdrop brings fresh attention to these projects. If Binance continues this model, similar reward events could become a regular opportunity for users to earn new tokens early.
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