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# EigenLayer Season 2 StakeDrop

## What is the EIGEN Season 2 Stakedrop?[​](https://docs.eigenfoundation.org/faq-s-2/season-2#what-is-the-eigen-season-2-stakedrop) <a href="#what-is-the-eigen-season-2-stakedrop" id="what-is-the-eigen-season-2-stakedrop"></a>

The EIGEN Season 2 Stakedrop is the second distribution of EIGEN tokens recognizing and rewarding key contributors and participants across the EigenLayer ecosystem. Tokens will be distributed to Stakers, Operators, Ecosystem Partners, and the Community.

**Get started:**

[**https://claims.eigenfoundation.org/**](https://claims.eigenfoundation.org/)

Season 2 recognizes key contributors and participants across the ecosystem:

* [Stakers & Operators](https://x.com/eigenfoundation/status/1831382825779806703?s=46)
* [Ecosystem Partners](https://x.com/eigenfoundation/status/1831382829814747184?s=46)
* [Community](https://x.com/eigenfoundation/status/1831382831605637481?s=46)

**Who can claim, and where:**

* **Direct restakers** in EigenLayer can claim via the [EigenLayer claims portal](https://claims.eigenfoundation.org/)
  * Opens: September 16th, 2024
  * Closes: March 16th, 2025
* **ether.fi stakers:** If you staked through ether.fi, you'll be able to claim via <https://claim.ether.fi>
  * Opens: September 25, 2024
  * Closes: March 22, 2025

[Read more about EigenLayer's Season 2 StakeDrop](https://docs.eigenfoundation.org/faq-s-2/season-2)

## **Conditions for ether.fi stakers**

* Participants will be ineligible for the following:
  * EigenLayer StakeDrop Season 2 ran from March 15th - August 15th, as such only points earned during that time frame will count for an allocation
  * Withdrawing 95% or more of your Ether.fi position. For example, if you had 1 ETH staked and withdrew 0.94 ETH (94%), you'd still qualify. However, withdrawing 0.95 ETH or more would disqualify you.
  * A minimum 300 EigenLayer points were required to qualify for the EIGEN Season 2 StakeDrop
  * If the allocation for the staker would have equalled less than 1 EIGEN
  * Users with no active eETH/weETH balance in their wallet or no active weETH balance in partner protocols at date of snapshot
  * Users who exited within 5 days of the end of Season 3 (excluding Pendle maturity)
  * Users with wallets that are part of a known sanctioned list
  * Users who have actively been caught as sybils or attempting to manipulate the protocol or events to game the system
  * Users who are linked to on-chain scams such as pinkdrainer
  * Users who were part of the Early Adopters Program (EAP), but still did not transition out of the EAP
  * **Any attempt to exploit loopholes or manipulate the rules to game the system will result in disqualification of any EIGEN rewards.**


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