Cross-chain airdrops boost exposure by targeting multiple blockchain ecosystems. They encourage user participation across different networks, increasing liquidity and engagement in new projects, which drives adoption.
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Projects can use criteria like wallet age, user activity, or staking to ensure airdrops reach genuine participants. Anti-Sybil measures, like identity verification or interaction-based rewards, can also prevent exploitation by opportunistic traders.
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Compliance is a critical factor for the long-term success of any crypto project. Start by assessing the project’s approach to existing regulatory frameworks—do they have legal experts or advisors who keep them up to date with local and global regulations, such as AML (anti-money laundering) or KYC (know your customer) requirements? Check whether the project has proactively engaged with regulators, ensuring that it remains adaptable to new laws as they emerge. A project that is transparent about its compliance efforts and has a flexible strategy to adjust to evolving regulations is better positioned to avoid legal setbacks and maintain user trust in a highly regulated market.
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