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Joining testnet hackathons or bug bounty programs and linking your contributions to your wallet can help secure airdrops. Many projects running pre-launch testing phases incentivize participants to identify issues, optimize contracts, or develop integrations. Wallets connected to successful submissions or active participation often appear on special reward lists. Unlike passive interaction, this approach requires time and technical skill but often results in exclusive token allocations. Maintaining consistent engagement throughout test phases and providing detailed reports enhances your standing with development teams. By also interacting with the project post-launch, you show long-term commitment, further increasing your chances of qualifying for retroactive distributions tied to your early contributions.
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