Topic: Airdrops speculations thread - page 18. (Read 4493 times)
The ZKFair token claim has begun - https://zkfair.io/airdrop The airdrop was distributed among the participants who interacted on the Polygon zkEVM network and amounted to $20-50 per wallet. Deadline - 10.01.2024 The network commission is paid in USDC and can be transferred via the Orbiter bridge - https://www.orbiter.finance/?source=ZKFair&dest=Ethereum&token=ETH.
Price could pump further too, no? What if you sold and it pumped further, would you purchase again at 5x price like many did with $TIA to get into airdrops that are allocated for $TIA staked? Meanwhile, if you staked 25% of OP received you would have received second airdrop from Optimism and with rest 75%, you could do as you please (i.e, buyback if it dumped from your sell price).
I wrote earlier that after the airdrop is distributed, ordinary trading begins, which is comparable to trading other coins. Therefore, after I have completely sold TIA, I regularly buy this coin for short-term trading, just as I buy other coins for short-term trading. As for the OP coin, I managed to buy it at the lowest price after I sold my airdrop. But I also did not get the maximum profit, as I sold it just before the rise at a price of about $2. So in any of these cases, I got a profit, which is undoubtedly better for me than a loss)
Well, you can sell but you should hold the part of it. For optimism, there was second airdrop for delegators, if you sold all your airdrop, you wouldn't have made it, meanwhile if you held part of it (let's say 25%), delegated it you would have made it. For rest 75% you could as you please...
Yes, that's right. But my thought was that for those who sold coins immediately on listing on the stock exchange, they had a good opportunity to buy coins at a reduced price later. If we look at the Optimism chart, we will see that the value of the coin 2 weeks after the airdrop cost 3 times less. This means that you could buy 3 times more coins than you sold.
Price could pump further too, no? What if you sold and it pumped further, would you purchase again at 5x price like many did with $TIA to get into airdrops that are allocated for $TIA staked? Meanwhile, if you staked 25% of OP received you would have received second airdrop from Optimism and with rest 75%, you could do as you please (i.e, buyback if it dumped from your sell price).
Well, you can sell but you should hold the part of it. For optimism, there was second airdrop for delegators, if you sold all your airdrop, you wouldn't have made it, meanwhile if you held part of it (let's say 25%), delegated it you would have made it. For rest 75% you could as you please...
Yes, that's right. But my thought was that for those who sold coins immediately on listing on the stock exchange, they had a good opportunity to buy coins at a reduced price later. If we look at the Optimism chart, we will see that the value of the coin 2 weeks after the airdrop cost 3 times less. This means that you could buy 3 times more coins than you sold.
...One thing these airdrops taught me is never sell all airdrop, keep some and stake if lp/governance is available. There were few which rewarded for holding/staking UNI token, and optimism's second airdrop was also for delegating op tokens. This is pretty much passive way of earning and you didn't use anything from your own pocket.
This does not apply to all coins. For example, both Arbitrum and Optimism were profitable to sell immediately after the airdrop was distributed, and as the graph shows, those who did so had a good opportunity to buy these coins after the price dropped. But the coins from Uniswap and Celestia needed to be held tightly in order to multiply profit.
Well, you can sell but you should hold the part of it. For optimism, there was second airdrop for delegators, if you sold all your airdrop, you wouldn't have made it, meanwhile if you held part of it (let's say 25%), delegated it you would have made it. For rest 75% you could as you please.
If it's good project, it'll last long and later you can dump anyway, like $OP right now is $3.7.
...One thing these airdrops taught me is never sell all airdrop, keep some and stake if lp/governance is available. There were few which rewarded for holding/staking UNI token, and optimism's second airdrop was also for delegating op tokens. This is pretty much passive way of earning and you didn't use anything from your own pocket.
This does not apply to all coins. For example, both Arbitrum and Optimism were profitable to sell immediately after the airdrop was distributed, and as the graph shows, those who did so had a good opportunity to buy these coins after the price dropped. But the coins from Uniswap and Celestia needed to be held tightly in order to multiply profit.
I'm lucky enough to be eligible in Arbitrum's airdrop as it was totally unexpected for me. I didn't even think about a lot about airdrops until I got in one. ..
I received my first major airdrop from Optimism a year and a half ago, but it was a meaningful choice, since I was active on 4 wallets at the same time. All that was received before Optimism was several tens of dollars and were not retro airdrops.
Let me continue the chain, I received first from Uniswap, sold it at $4 instead of holding it. I don't actively farm airdrops either (except few lately), but received several others including arbitrum, optimism — they were all received for natural activity.
One thing these airdrops taught me is never sell all airdrop, keep some and stake if lp/governance is available. There were few which rewarded for holding/staking UNI token, and optimism's second airdrop was also for delegating op tokens. This is pretty much passive way of earning and you didn't use anything from your own pocket.
I'm lucky enough to be eligible in Arbitrum's airdrop as it was totally unexpected for me. I didn't even think about a lot about airdrops until I got in one. ..
I received my first major airdrop from Optimism a year and a half ago, but it was a meaningful choice, since I was active on 4 wallets at the same time. All that was received before Optimism was several tens of dollars and were not retro airdrops.
Let me start.
Eigenlayer — Ethereum restaking protocol. They have points system that tracks your contribution, this points could be used in future similar to Jito where points were used for proportional airdrop.
You can read about Eigenlayer's points system here.
Website: https://www.eigenlayer.xyz/
Been on Restake Finance, Inception, GenesisLRT, and Kelp. I think these projects have high potential to make some airdrop, there hasn't been that much competition in them tbh and glad that I came in early. Hope by next year this is worth a lot of taking and will likely share it here if it's indeed successful. I think 1 ETH per project would give you exceptional returns. Eigenlayer — Ethereum restaking protocol. They have points system that tracks your contribution, this points could be used in future similar to Jito where points were used for proportional airdrop.
You can read about Eigenlayer's points system here.
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A measure of your total EigenLayer restaking contribution. Based on amount of ETH staked over time, in units of ETH per second.
Website: https://www.eigenlayer.xyz/
I mistakenly thought that the airdrop from Arbitrium was the largest in recent years, but it turned out that 3 more airdrops were larger than it. Of course, compared to the rest, Uniswap's airdrop of more than $6 billion looks unattainable today.
Yeah saw that... I'm lucky enough to be eligible in Arbitrum's airdrop as it was totally unexpected for me. I didn't even think about a lot about airdrops until I got in one.
Now I'm like checking out some protocols and find out if it's worth it in trying to be eligible. I think most of them aren't really worth it. I'm kinda waiting for Layer Zero and if I'm not eligible then I move on and focus on Monad. I think their testnet will be online around Jan or Feb next year.There's also a couple of AI projects that could be worthwhile for airdrops. Gensyn and Ritual. You need a rig to participate tho. They need people to supply them with computing power for their AI and ML testnets.
2) Redbellynetwork: https://RBNT.zealy.io
For dev tasks they are rewarding special nfts, I'm sure they will be used in airdrop criteria. If you can, do not fade on this.
For mere smart contract deployment task I used this guide [1], it'll probable rejected tho, as they wanted smart contract to be usable, I'm not even sure what I did, but I have took my shot.
[1] Deploying smart contract in redbelly devnet
I mistakenly thought that the airdrop from Arbitrium was the largest in recent years, but it turned out that 3 more airdrops were larger than it. Of course, compared to the rest, Uniswap's airdrop of more than $6 billion looks unattainable today.
...Incentivized testnet, should take 10-20 minutes to complete tasks...
Over the past 2 years, I have completed about 100 projects in the test network, but the profit received, which was paid by only a few projects, is much less than what was received from Optimism alone. It is possible that after launching on the main network, this participation will be an additional bonus when distributing airdrop, but for myself I decided that I would no longer perform tasks on the test network, since this is just a waste of time.
That's true, testnets usually don't reward much, but I gave it a try anyway since it was pretty straightforward and didn't take much time, also market has been bullish lately, even shitcoins can be worth good.
...Incentivized testnet, should take 10-20 minutes to complete tasks...
Over the past 2 years, I have completed about 100 projects in the test network, but the profit received, which was paid by only a few projects, is much less than what was received from Optimism alone. It is possible that after launching on the main network, this participation will be an additional bonus when distributing airdrop, but for myself I decided that I would no longer perform tasks on the test network, since this is just a waste of time.
And if you're looking into some projects that are still in development, start looking into Monad. It could be a good one imho.
I'm not sure what exactly are we to do with nomad, what do you suggest?
For now as there's no testnet yet, I guess just get into the project's discord and vibe with the community. I think it's best to get the nads role as I think you should have that role to get into testnet which also gets you eligibility to their airdrop. I'm not sure tho. Just from the looks of it, that could be it as I noticed not everybody could get the nads role.
I hope go get it soon if I get lucky enough. And if ever I get eligibility in their airdrop, I'm gonna be a Monad maxi for the rest of 2024 and 2025.
I think it's gonna be a huge project that could surprise everybody. I hope... Lol. If not it's gonna be like my Tezos bet again from back in the day. Edit: Any news from LZ?
For me, these are also biased especially for some devs or teams behind retroactive airdrops, because they are the ones who will know it first, they are the ones for sure will take action first to qualify in airdrop for sure, and there will be still a lot of manipulations.
Could be true for individual team members but otherwise projects usually allocate team supply from distribution.
IMO, retrospective airdrop has been successful only because there is only positive in creating and distributing tokens. It brings hype, and projects get lot of treasury, and community get free money. It's win-win situation for parties involved.
Couple more potential ones:
1) DOP testnet: https://doptest.dop.org/
Incentivized testnet, should take 10-20 minutes to complete tasks.
2) Redbellynetwork: https://RBNT.zealy.io
Zealy quests are useless most of times but this Twitter response [1] from RBNT team made me do it.
[1] https://twitter.com/RedbellyNetwork/status/1704364030280999071
For me, these are also biased especially for some devs or teams behind retroactive airdrops, because they are the ones who will know it first, they are the ones for sure will take action first to qualify in airdrop for sure, and there will be still a lot of manipulations.
Potential $PHI airdrop.
Philand —> Philand protocol. That pretty much confirms $PHI token.
https://twitter.com/phi_xyz/status/1738546450513240105
What you can do?
Go to https://philand.xyz —> open app —> check eligibility —> claim whatever nfts you are eligible for.
If you have old wallet, you don't need to do anything, you should be automatically eligible for plenty free stuff.
Philand is on Polygon, you will require matic for gas fee.
There are also quests you can complete daily: https://quest.philand.xyz
items you receive can be traded on opensea already.
I'd not suggest fading on this, I sense airdrop coming.
Philand —> Philand protocol. That pretty much confirms $PHI token.
https://twitter.com/phi_xyz/status/1738546450513240105
What you can do?
Go to https://philand.xyz —> open app —> check eligibility —> claim whatever nfts you are eligible for.
If you have old wallet, you don't need to do anything, you should be automatically eligible for plenty free stuff.
Philand is on Polygon, you will require matic for gas fee.
There are also quests you can complete daily: https://quest.philand.xyz
items you receive can be traded on opensea already.
I'd not suggest fading on this, I sense airdrop coming.
You have seen the recent manta network airdrop announcement. There is a lot of hype going around it and within a few days the protocol TVL grew to almost 80M and is still growing. This is a good way to start as it will immediately eliminate all the airdrop farmers and only the real users will benefit from the airdrop. Nothing is free so if you don't need to do any tasks for an airdrop then at least bridge some funds over the network to grow its ecosystem. This airdrop can be really big for some of us.
I've never won anything from an airdrop, I have no idea how to know which ones can give coins.
Can anyone give a tip on where to search? Is there any place that reports on this?
Can anyone give a tip on where to search? Is there any place that reports on this?
The golden years are over. A couple of years ago you had pretty huge airdrops that gave a lot of people a nice extra (i.e. bitcoincash) but nowadays it is hard to find real good ones. Don't get me wrong, if you google around, you will find hundreds of airdrops but none of them are really worth anything. The requirements to join one are real easy though.
Ah c'mon, that's quite ignorant statement. Bitcoin cash was long ago, there have been plenty significant airdrops since then and you didn't require holding btc to earn them.
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The requirements to join one are real easy though.
If there is already requirement published, that airdrop won't be worth good. You've been hunting for airdrops at wrong place.
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