@bernardocase

Airdrops that tend to launch before a market breakout are often those aiming to secure liquidity, build governance participation, or test token distribution mechanisms in anticipation of higher usage. Common examples include DeFi protocol airdrops ahead of major feature releases, NFT platform token distributions before high-profile artist partnerships, or Layer-2 token releases before mainnet expansions. The idea is to create buzz and distribute tokens when costs are lower, preparing for a demand spike. Pre-breakout airdrops can also lock in early supporters, ensuring they are already aligned with the project before price volatility draws in latecomers. Timing here is speculative but often linked to funding announcements or upcoming blockchain events.

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