Arbitrum governance distributes follow-up airdrops. Incentives grow, but dilution risks persist. Value must flow into builders.
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The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) recently updated its cryptocurrency regulatory guidelines in July 2024, emphasizing stricter anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CFT) measures for virtual assets (VAs) and service providers (VASPs). As of March 11, 2025, this impacts the global crypto market by pushing jurisdictions to align with FATF’s standards, like the Travel Rule, requiring originator and beneficiary data for transactions. Only 25% of jurisdictions fully comply, per FATF’s fifth update, potentially increasing market fragmentation and volatility short-term as non-compliant regions face isolation risks.
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To avoid mistakes in 2025’s complex airdrop rules, thoroughly read project guidelines on official sites or Discord. Use aggregators like CoinGecko or Airdrops.io for verified instructions. Track tasks in a spreadsheet, noting deadlines and wallet addresses. Avoid Sybil attacks by using one main wallet for reputation, supplemented by 1–2 backups. Verify smart contract interactions via block explorers and revoke permissions with tools like Revoke.cash. Stay wary of phishing scams by confirming links on platforms like Chainlist.org.
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