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so we both sold our procoin airdrops - what differentiates between drops we can sell and drops we shouldnt? for ex. i hold all my "official" drops from the team, miniapps etc., but surely that shouldn't apply to all the spam and random stuff we get from people?

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Project tokens that launch outside of official channels, without "if you sell, you are less likely to get future airdrops" protection, will tend to get insta-nuked

- much, much harder for indie devs to claim on brypto promises of democratized fundraising, lower and more transparent gates, equal access (:always-has- been-astronauts:)

- cements Merkle even more as kingmakers

- which would be fine if they had a better likelihood of backing successful (non-scammy) projects, than the market. This would be alpha, if true

- alt airdrop funnels are DOA

- will self-select for project types that find it useful to go through a vetting/approvals process first

- again, not so very different from Binance or CB listing standards (on a spectrum of transparency)

guidance on official airdrops seems to be: don't claim if you're gonna dump.

I think the separation of "official" and "unofficial" is unhealthy fwiw. Wrote a wall of text on it