The Ethereum Merge is expected to take place between 13th to 15th September 2022. During the merge, there might be a fork that could result in both Proof-of-Stake and Proof-of-Work running. ETH holders will also be airdropped ETHW which will be the ETH running on its PoW chain.As a public chain supporting a multi-chain ecosystem, OKC will support the Ethereum Merge with its consequential assets. Users who already hold ETHK, which is the wrapped version of ETH on OKC, will also receive an equivalent amount of ETHW automatically via airdrop. How the ETHK > ETHW airdrop will be done:Before the merge, OKC will take a snapshot of the specific block to capture data on all ETHK holders. After completion of the Ethereum merge, OKC will proceed with the airdrop of ETHW to KIP20 wallet addresses of ETHK holders based on the snapshot. Users do not have to perform any actions. Switching to ETHW on Ethereum's PoW chain:After the airdrop, users who would still like to receive the native ETHW assets on Ethereum's PoW chain, can proceed to do so via two methods: Use the OKC Bridge by swapping the received ETHW on OKC to ETHW on Ethereum..Access the OKX Exchange's deposit and withdrawal function to withdraw in ETHW on Ethereum.. Gas Incentives: Users who import assets into the Web3 wallet before the Ethereum merge will also receive additional OKT, which allows for 10,000 transactions on OKC.Since the launch of OKC, the team has been focused on true interoperability across chains by enabling and facilitating a smooth and seamless user experience, and especially so for the upcoming merge. Important Note: This airdrop will only take snapshots of wallet addresses holding KIP20 ETHK tokens and will not include locked contract addresses..If the Ethereum PoW fork fails, the airdrop plan will be canceled automatically.. Regards,OKC.