@elaine5wdavisoa
Older wallets with consistent, varied activity often rank higher in airdrop allocations. Projects reward longevity as it signals authentic, long-term engagement rather than opportunistic behavior. Activity history, including swaps, staking, governance, or bridging, provides evidence of consistent contribution. Conversely, newly created wallets are often excluded to prevent sybil attacks. Farmers benefit by maintaining aged wallets with diversified interactions across ecosystems. Such wallets demonstrate credibility and commitment, increasing visibility in allocation algorithms. For long-term airdrop strategies, building and nurturing primary wallets over time is essential, ensuring both fairness and higher reward potential.