Behaviors leading to airdrop blacklisting include: Sybil attacks (creating multiple fake wallets), using bots for automated farming, suspicious clustering of addresses funded from one source, rapid high-volume transactions to game eligibility, interacting with CEX hot wallets, and prior scam involvement like stealing airdrops. Projects use tools like Nansen to detect and exclude these.
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Token unlock schedules in crypto typically include cliff vesting (initial lockup, then bulk release) or linear vesting (gradual monthly/quarterly unlocks over 1-4 years). These release locked tokens to teams/investors, increasing supply. Impact: 90% cause negative pressure; large unlocks (>1% supply) trigger 2-25% price drops via selling, diluting value and boosting volatility. Gradual schedules mitigate this for stability
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In crypto airdrops, active community engagement (e.g., social tasks, protocol use) drives higher value by boosting awareness, liquidity, and adoption. Engaged users foster long-term retention, governance, and token demand, leading to price appreciation—e.g., Uniswap's UNI airdrop rewarded early users, yielding billions in value. Low activity signals weak projects, reducing worth.
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