@dominicbbn

One of the most common reasons for exclusion from an airdrop is failing to meet the eligibility criteria defined by the project. This often includes minimum activity thresholds, such as trading volume, staking duration, or liquidity provision. If users perform only minimal interactions without showing sustained involvement, they are often flagged as ineligible. Another frequent cause is the presence of suspicious patterns that resemble sybil farming, such as dozens of wallets with nearly identical transaction histories. Additionally, some projects exclude users who only appear during snapshot windows but had no prior engagement. These behaviors suggest opportunism rather than genuine participation, prompting teams to filter them out to reward authentic supporters.

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