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Alright, I put together a list of all the Farcaster-backed airdrops I could find so that we could objectively evaluate them to see how promotional drops from Farcaster helped a project's performance - in other word's whether the money spent on this type of marketing helped a project or not

Since we are lucky enough to operate in the free market, we simply judge a project's performance by the price growth of their token in these cases because at the end of the day that's all the vast, vast majority of people care about

If you have any issues with my workflow, what I disqualified, or how I looked at these things, feel free to simply re-run all these things with your own workflow, but no crying in the casino please (my replies) because I'm the one spending my time doing this lmao

an interesting take.  thanks @bitfloorsghost.eth for putting this together.   I wonder if the ones that are up is dumb luck or targeting a unique niche.   

I do think there may be upticks in other metrics vs token price but you are getting people into a token and then it's highly likely your users are losing money there if it's a requirement to use.   

Another issue I think is 90%+ of tokens can't retain mindshare beyond a few days.   There's SO MUCH going on all the time that it's nearly impossible to keep hold unless you've got something that's really solving a problem people face.   The secondary question is why have a token for it beyond "marketing tool" ... a lot to think about.

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I also like/hate 😄 how you gotta be on the ball or you miss it

I like betr because it's entertaining and a new NFT/content distribution system.   good product, sticky use case, fun, seems like a good recipe.  also the app is using the token to give additional access

Agree, super hard to hold mindshare. 

One that is up is $betr, and I think it continues its trajectory for at least a while. My reasoning is because it's fun! People love to gamble, and especially us crypto folks