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When multi-chain wallets (e.g., Coinbase Wallet) integrate airdrop tracking, user behavior data—such as transaction frequency, token holdings, and DApp interactions—can be leveraged in several ways. First, platforms may analyze wallet activity to personalize airdrop recommendations, prioritizing projects aligned with users’ portfolios. Second, aggregated data could be monetized via partnerships with protocols seeking targeted airdrop distributions to engaged users. Third, behavioral patterns (e.g., gas fee spending, cross-chain swaps) might train ML models to predict market trends or identify Sybil clusters. However, risks arise if data is shared without consent: wallet providers could expose users to exploitative targeting (scam airdrops) or regulatory scrutiny (tax authorities tracking unreported gains). Privacy-preserving designs (zero-knowledge proofs) or opt-in data policies are critical to mitigate misuse.

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