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I see a lot of people recently just jump into farming an airdrop without even understanding what the project is about or doing their own research to understand whether the airdrop is going to be worth their time or not.
In this article, I'll talk about things you need to look out for to determine airdrop that will pay well!
Top factors you need to look out for to determine whether an airdrop will pay DUST or USDT
1. The team. You want to know who are actually the team behind the project? What are their previous achievements that make them worthy of trusting them? These are some of the questions you need to ask yourself when researching the team.
A good team with good track records of successful projects are more likely to be experts who understands the market needs and less likely to disappoint their community. While there are examples of successful projects with anonymous founders, at least, bitcoin which is the largest Blockchain in the world is founded by an anonymous person, a project with well known and reputable team members have the networking and connections with industry leaders which make their projects less likely to flop.
A project backed by strong teams and founders are more likely to list their tokens on top tier exchanges like Binance. This ensures the token is listed at a good price at launch.
2. The narratives or trends. We all know the importance of hot narratives in crypto. You want to pay close attention to these trendy narratives as project under such narrative are more likely to generate the hype necessary to become successful.
Examples of such hot narratives were Solana ecosystems token (remember earlier in the bull run when every project launched under Solana were a hot cake?), Bitcoin ordinals and runes network, DEPIN (Decentralised Physical Infrastructure Networks), ton ecosystem (these are the latest telegram mini games and tap to earn madness) and several other niches or categories.
Trendy projects with lots of hypes are more likely to list on top tier exchanges like Binance which guarantees a good listing price for the token.
3. Tokenomics. This particular factor is a very important factor that most people don't pay attention to! You want to ensure you read through their white paper to understand their tokenomics.
Under the tokenomics, you want to pay attention to the following details:
a. Team allocation. How much is the team allocating for themselves? Are the team the greedy types that are allocating a very huge portion of the token supply to themselves?
Most good projects usually have an allocation around 10% to 20% or less to the team with long vesting and cliff to show team dedication and belief in their own projects. The lesser the team allocation the better as teams who believe in the value of their project are usually content with low percentage allocation knowing fully well their small percentage allocation will be worth enough to compensate their efforts in the long-term.
b. Team vesting. Good projects usually have long vesting period for team allocation as high as 4 years with cliff of as high as a year!
c. Community/airdrop allocation. A project that values it community participation and loyalty is usually generous with allocating good amount of token to the community.
Though, some project might not be clear initially about percentage allocated for airdrop/community or might not even have a tokenomics in place during their campaign season, whether or not this should be a red flag will depend on how much "trust" you have for the team to deliver what's best for the community.
As the community usually has the biggest number, it's not unusual for a project to allocate as high as 50% or more for their community. The higher airdrop allocation the more valuable the airdrop is.
Having high allocation to the community also ensures the token distribution is well decentralised and high amount of tokens are not centralised into the hands of a single entity who could dump later and influence the price (a situation usually referred to as rugpull in crypto parlance).
When a project is allocating less for the community, it's usually a red flag that should be paid attention to and taken seriously as such airdrop will usually disappoint the community in the end!
Another question you want to ask yourself is whether there's any vesting or lock up for the airdrop. Most good projects give their community the freedom to sell 100% of their token at TGE. They understand the community needs and do not implement any lock up styles for their airdrop.
d. Investors/other stakeholders allocation. You want to pay attention to what investors are getting, the prices of their seeding rounds/vesting periods compare to the community.
Too much tokens in the hands of investors such as VCs and others means a bigger selling pressure, worst still when there are no vesting or lock up in place to prevent such scenario.
4. Partnership. The importance of valuable and big partnerships cannot be overemphasized. A partnership with reputable DAOs or well known projects in the industries is usually a sign of legitimacy of a project. When a project cannot boast of quality and valuable partnerships, it's usually a sign of either scam or bad project.
Project with high quality partnerships are more likely to list on top tier exchanges like Binance which ensures a good price at token launch.
5. Airdrop competitiveness. A competitive airdrop with a lot of people farming means more people competing for rewards and less average reward for individual in the community. You don't want to jump into farming airdrops because everyone is doing it without knowing if the allocation for the airdrop is large enough to compensate the high numbers of the community.
You want to know how much people are in the airdrop compared to percentage of tokens supply allocated for the campaign.
Let's take a case study of one of the biggest airdrops in the history of crypto, arbitrum as an example.
On 23 March, 2023, the Arbitrum Foundation airdropped 11.62% of total token supply to 625,143 addresses. This airdrop, valued at the all time high of the token, is worth a whopping $1.97 billion!
That's $1.97 billion giveaway to 625,143 people! That's an average of $3,151 per person!
A perfect example of an airdrop with too much people competing for lesser rewards will be the case of Hamster Kombat! Hamster Kombat allocated 60% to the community with probably few of those 60% going to reward their community of over 100 millions player for their season 1 airdrop!
So, next time before you jump to follow the crowd, you want to compare the value of the airdrop compared to the numbers of the competing community members!
If you consider all the factors highlighted in this article, you'll be more positioned and adequately informed on the potential value of an airdrop before engaging them!
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🔸Starting October 1, non-custodial wallet Tonkeeper will add support for paying transaction fees on the TON network using Hamster Kombat ($HMSTR ).
🔸This method is available through the built-in Battery feature. According to Tonkeeper chief strategy officer Daniel Kauri, it is a system “abstracted from the user interface that allows them to send transactions.”
🔸“When a user is issued an HMSTR , they don't have Toncoin. Battery is a solution to that problem. You can top up Tonkeeper Battery with cryptocurrency on the TON network as well as through the App Store and Google Play,” Kauri told The Block in a comment.
🔸The feature will be available once the network load is reduced due to the #HamsterKombat airdrop. Users of Tonkeeper, Wallet and a number of exchanges have been facing problems due to an active influx of giveaway participants.
🔸According to internal statistics, as of September 25, Tonkeeper has 34 million monthly active users, of which 8 million are active every day.
🔸Recall, airdrop and listing of the #hamsterkombat24 token took place on September 26. The distribution involves 131 million users, among whom 75 billion coins will be distributed.
🔸For three days, TON developers expect an increased load on the network.
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